Jesus' sermon from Luke 6 teaches how our attitude should be toward God, ourself, others, and circumstances.

Today we learn from Luke 6 that the Lord's Day is different from the Sabbath. The Lord's day is meant as a blessing for us, not a law to hinder us. Luke 6 also shows us that like the disciples, we are called to do something. Do not be afraid to do what the Lord is calling you to do.

In Chapter 5, Luke tells 4 stories about the types of people Jesus came for before telling his first parables.

Jesus exercises authority over all places in our life. With revelation comes responsibility, so we must respond to His power in repentance.

Today, Pastor Webb unpacks one of Jesus' regular weekly activities. Jesus honored the Sabbath by being with those who believe in God. Jesus went to his home church in these verses and it didn't go all that well.

Jesus gives us some answers for when we're struggling with temptation and discouragement through His example in Luke 4:1-15.

John the Baptist's message to bear fruit in keeping with repentance means you should be Generous, Honest, and Content.

Guest Speaker Pastor Bruce Ritter shares from Romans 8 and what it means to be children and heirs of God.

This week Pastor Webb unpacks how Jesus grew in four ways - wisdom (intellectually), stature (physically), favor with God (spiritually), and favor with men (socially).

When you make plans to grow, Build up your Valleys, Take down High Places, Straighten the Crooked Paths, and Clean up your Mindsets and Attitudes.

Our study in Luke 2 continues with a look back at Isaiah 9 and what Jesus' birth means to us today. Jesus came for each of us in just the way it was predicted. He is the Savior, the Christ, and the Lord.