In looking at what the disciples repeatedly failed to understand about Jesus message, we take a look at what we might be missing as we look at Luke 18:31-43, and looke back at Luke 9.

We take a look at what Jesus' teaching has to say about systemic racism from Luke 18:14-30.

A hard look at race, privilege and justice in light of current events and Luke 18:1-14.

Jesus warnings about being participants in his kingdom get even more stern (and particularly timely) in Luke 17:20-37.

It's easy to call out to Jesus when it's your last resort, but what do you do after you get what you want? Justin, Jessica and Aaron all share briefly on the story of the 10 lepers from Luke 17:11-19. Only one responded correctly.

We explore why Jesus would tell people that they needed to hate their family in order to be his followers from Luke 14:25-34.

This week we finish up Luke 16 with the parable of the rich man and Lazarus.

We look at a strange parable in Luke 16 where a dishonest manager gets commended for doing something that seems shady. And we consider how things would change if you got a glimpse of your future.

We return to our Jesus for Everyone series with a look at Luke 15 and lost things that get found.

For Easter we explore hope as we look at the resurrection of Jesus, the butterfly and 1 Corinthians 15. If you would like to watch the video that we watched during the service you can find it here.