When Peter confesses that Jesus is the Christ, it marks a turning point—not just in Luke’s Gospel, but in the call to follow Jesus. In this powerful message, Pastor Casey McCall unpacks what it means to truly follow Christ: denying ourselves, taking up our cross daily, and walking in surrendered obedience. Jesus doesn’t call us to comfort—He calls us to die to ourselves so that we might truly live.

This sermon challenges every disciple to reexamine the cost of following Jesus and reminds us that daily death to self is the path to real life, real joy, and eternal glory.

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In this message from Luke 9:1–20, Pastor Casey McCall outlines a path marked by three movements: depending on Christ, listening to Christ through His Word, and dining with Christ as the one who truly satisfies. Knowing Jesus isn’t about religious performance—it’s about a daily posture of trust, hunger, and surrender.

This sermon invites us to move beyond shallow belief and step into a faith that experiences Christ in every part of life.

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Preaching from Luke 8:40–56, Pastor Casey McCall helps us dive into two stories of desperation—a synagogue leader pleading for his dying daughter, and a woman quietly reaching out to Jesus after years of suffering. These encounters show us that Jesus not only welcomes desperate faith—He responds to it with compassion, healing, and resurrection power.

This message reminds us that when we come to the end of ourselves, Jesus is not only enough—He’s exactly who we need.

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In one of the most dramatic encounters in the Gospel of Luke, Jesus meets a man possessed by demons, living among the tombs. In this message, Logan Armstrong walks through Luke 8:26–39, showing how Jesus not only has power over spiritual darkness but also the authority to completely transform broken lives. From demons begging Jesus to leave them alone, to townspeople asking Jesus to go away, to a redeemed man begging to stay with Him—we see how every heart must respond to the presence of Christ.This story reminds us that salvation isn't just deliverance from sin—it's a complete reordering of desire, identity, and mission. Jesus doesn’t just free us; He sends us to tell of His power and mercy.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#BeggingJesus #Luke8 #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave

In this message, Pastor Casey McCall unpacks the story of Jesus calming the storm in Luke 8:22–25, revealing that the cure for our anxiety is not found in self-reliance or distraction, but in faith rooted in the One who commands the wind and the waves. Jesus not only calms the storm around us—He transforms the fear within us through His presence and power.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#EncounteringTheStorm #Luke8 #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave #FaithOverFear

What makes someone part of God’s family? In this message, Pastor Casey McCall unpacks Jesus’ striking words in Luke 8:19–21, where He redefines family not by blood, but by obedience to God's Word. This passage reminds us that entry into God’s eternal family comes not through genetics or background—but through faith, repentance, and adoption in Christ.

The message challenges our assumptions about loyalty, belonging, and mission, and calls us to embrace a deeper spiritual kinship that transcends culture, language, and nationality. If you're in Christ, you are family—fully known, fully loved, and eternally secure.

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In this message from Luke 8:4–18, Pastor Joe Abdelghany unpacks the Parable of the Sower and the deeper spiritual reality Jesus reveals through it: the condition of the heart determines the response to God's Word. While some hearts resist, others receive and bear fruit through faith, obedience, and endurance.We’re reminded that sharing the gospel isn’t about technique or timing—it’s about faithfully sowing the Word and trusting God with the results. The challenge is not just to hear but to respond, and to live in a way that brings the truth of Jesus into the light.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#TruthConcealedAndRevealed #Luke8 #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave #ParableOfTheSower

What does it mean to truly serve in God’s kingdom? In this message, Pastor Josh Crawford unpacks a brief but powerful passage in Luke 8:1–3, highlighting how Jesus' ministry included not just the Twelve, but also a group of women who followed and supported Him. These verses reveal that every citizen of God’s kingdom—regardless of background or status—has a role shaped by humility, service, and dependence on Christ.

This sermon reminds us that our worth isn’t found in prominence or performance but in faithfully following Jesus and using what we have to serve His mission.

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What does genuine devotion to Jesus look like? In this sermon, Pastor Casey McCall walks through the powerful contrast between a respected Pharisee and a sinful woman who pours out everything in worship at Jesus’ feet. From Luke 7:36–50, we learn that real devotion flows not from proximity, reputation, or religion—but from a heart overwhelmed by grace. When we recognize the depth of our sin and the greater depth of Christ’s forgiveness, the only response is wholehearted, undivided worship.

This message calls us to examine where our true devotion lies—and reminds us that Jesus is worthy of it all.

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In this message, Pastor Casey McCall explores John the Baptist’s honest moment of doubt as he questions whether Jesus is truly the promised Messiah. Through Jesus’ response, we see that doubt isn’t something to hide or be ashamed of—it's something to bring to Jesus. Real faith isn’t the absence of questions, but the decision to trust Christ through them.This message reminds us that Jesus welcomes our doubts and meets them with truth, grace, and a call to deeper trust.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#EncounteringDoubt #Luke7 #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave #FaithInJesus