At every turn we see Jesus full of compassion on the Canaanite woman and her daughter, the crowds of sick and hurting and hungry in need of healing and food. Jesus shows us what true compassion is. His words were established in his actions, and He has always been, and always will be, a God of love and compassion toward those who come to Him in faith.

In Matthew 15, Jesus talks about the heart - he says the Pharisees and scribes have hearts that are far from God, and he says that evil comes from the heart. So what is the heart? What's the problem with our heart? And what does a renewed heart look like?

In Matthew 15, Jesus talks about the heart - he says the Pharisees and scribes have hearts that are far from God, and He says evil comes from the heart. So what is the heart? And what's the solution to a troubled heart?

The account of Jesus walking on water tells us a lot about God, and invites us to respond to Jesus. 

The account of Jesus walking on water tells us a lot about God, and invites us to respond to Jesus.

Jesus takes what little we give to him, and turns it into abundance. 

Jesus takes what little we give to him, and turns it into abundance.

Jesus was rejected at his hometown; John the Baptizer was beheaded wrongfully. If this is how the Kingdom of Heaven comes, what does that mean for us?

Jesus was rejected at his hometown; John the Baptizer was beheaded wrongfully. If this is how the Kingdom of Heaven comes, what does that mean for us?

Sure the resurrection is important, but what does it mean? In today's sermon from Luke 24, we follow the story of the Bible - Creation, Fall, Redemption, New Creation - and discover how Jesus' resurrection has both cosmic and personal implications.