The most basic desire we have is to know God. But with so many thoughts and opinions on God out there, it can be hard to know what to rely on. In this message, we will talk about how to know God accurately and personally.

‘Tis the season of hope! But it can be notoriously hard to keep around. In this message, we will talk about the hope that Jesus brought to us and how to have it every day.

If Jesus was the Prince of Peace, why do we have so much chaos today? What kind of peace did He bring, and how can we access it? In this Christmas message, we will discuss not only how to get it but also how to experience it every day.

How do we have joy in the midst of circumstances that lead us to feel otherwise? Many of us are faced with decisions and brokenness in our lives that make feeling joy seem impossible. But that is not God's plan. He sent Jesus to bring us the ultimate joy that the world can't comprehend.

This is it! The end of Luke. But it’s not the end for the Disciples, it’s a new beginning. In our final passage, they get to see Jesus, learn from Him, and then boldly go forward to tell what they’ve seen.

Even with reports that Jesus was alive, two fringe disciples decided to give up and go home the day the tomb was found empty. But Jesus wouldn’t let them walk away that easily. In our message, we will see His interaction with them and learn how we, too, can build confidence in Him.

The two most important events in human history were Christ’s death and His resurrection. As we read about the disciples finding His tomb empty and scrambling to understand what it means, we will discuss the significance of the hope it gives us.

What did Jesus really do for us on the cross? What did He accomplish? In these last few moments of His physical life, it is made clear by God’s actions and Christ’s words what is happening. In our message, we will gain confidence in Jesus and express our trust in His work.

Luke puts his readers to the test, answering the question of which savior we will put our hope in. While giving Himself on the cross, Jesus hangs between two men who have a choice to make. As we see their response in our passage, we will be forced to answer the question ourselves.

Given the chance to accept Jesus’ innocence and set Him free, the religious leaders refused and instead freed a criminal named Barabbas. Why would they do this? In this message, we will discuss what’s wrong in their hearts and how to avoid their error.