Luke continued the Imago Dei series and exhorted us to treat others, who are created in God’s image, with justice and dignity. (Errata: At one point, Luke referred to the Jews as a minority group. He intended to say they were an oppressed group.)

Emery, one of YOUTH’s senior girls spoke about our divine purpose to be with God and to do his will.

Luke wrapped up his Family Matters series. This talk explored how the diverse church at Antioch came together in unity and then sent Paul and Barnabas to evangelize other cities.

Luke continued his series: Family Matters. This talk explored how the early church was a family filled with common people whom God gave an eternal purpose. He worked through them to fulfill their mission and change the world.

Luke started a new series called Family Matters. This talk explored how the early church is our origin story and how it provides the foundation we need as the family of God.

Jayden Simmons, one of YOUTH’s student leaders, addressed the question we all face: Is following Jesus really worth it all?

Luke discussed the cost of discipleship—how we must put Jesus ahead of everything else in our lives.

Luke compared the two voices inviting us to follow: the world’s call to ease and comfort and Jesus’ call to sacrifice and discomfort.

Look encouraged listeners to seek the true joy that comes from Jesus in unexpected places and then to share that joy with others.

Luke discussed how Jesus, our Prince of Peace, can bring completeness and wholeness to us during the advent season.