Luke explains the multi-faceted work of the Holy Spirit

Luke describes the essence and nature of the Holy Spirit and explains his role in our walk with God

Part of the reason most Jews didn't receive Jesus as their long-awaited Messiah was that they thought the Messiah would come exclusively for the Jews, especially the religious elite. However, Jesus came to set all people free, especially the outsiders.

Luke presented historical and current evidence about Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. This compelling evidence strongly supports the claim that Jesus is the Son of God

Luke discusses God's Just and Holy nature in light of his mercy and love.

God, the "I AM," is the standard for all things good, true, and beautiful. We need to repent of our desire to be our own miniature "I am" and trust his wisdom and his motives.

Jeremiah discussed the decision we need to make about whether following Jesus on the narrow road is worth it.

Luke discussed several big questions that arise from Jesus instruction to ask, seek, and knock. He encourages us to pray boldly, with persistence and expectancy.

Matthew 7:1-6. One may be tempted to think that, as Christians, we shouldn't judge, but is this true? If we are to judge, who and how should we judge? In this message, we use the Sermon on the Mount as our starting point for this conversation.

Our intern, Jayden Washburn Buchholtz, delivers a word on Hebrews 11.

He discusses how God often calls us to obey Him in uncertain times, trusting that He's got it under control.