After leaving Cana, where Jesus performed his first miracle, he went to Jerusalem and cleaned out the temple. Then he returned to Cana and spoke healing to a royal official’s son.

Luke started a new series on the miracles Jesus performed. He spoke about Jesus turning water into wine at Cana and explained that Jesus cares about us and the small things in our lives.

Luke spoke from Galatians 6 to wrap up our Galatians series. He told us it may seem like the good guy often loses, but in the long run, we reap what we sow. We must not grow weary of doing good.

Luke continued our Galatians series. He spoke about four things God has freed us from and four things he has freed us to. We can love others because of what God has done for us.

Jeremiah continued our Galations series. He taught us that we can know God and be known by God. We cannot gain God’s acceptance by striving to please him. Our identity is that we are children of God. We didn’t earn it. It was a gift.

Luke continued his series in Galations and warned us not to become bewitched and incorrectly believe that we can earn salvation by performing to a standard of behavior in an attempt to please God.

Luke continued his series in Galations and spoke about how the church in Galatia questioned Paul’s authority and the truth of salvation by grace alone.

Luke spoke about how the Galations, although they may have had good intentions, were perverting the gospel by trying to add the Mosaic law to it.

Luke concluded his two-week Advent series by talking about the Prince of Peace name of Jesus. Although our world is divided, there is one throne, one crown, and one king, and his peace can be ours.

Luke introduced a two-week Advent series by talking about the "Wonderful Counselor" name of Jesus. He explained that Jesus is a counselor who coaches and mentors us.