Many of us have been baptized, some of us have chosen to be baptizes as adults...and many of us before we even knew what baptism was. As we continue in Luke 22 this week, Mike Woodruff talks about Baptism and the pivotal role it plays in our faith and declaring that we are Christians.

Join us as Mike Woodruff walks us through the evolution of a Jewish tradition, the Passover Seder Meal, that with the coming of Jesus has transformed into what we know as The Last Supper.

This week Mike Woodruff brings us the second week of looking at The Olivet Discourse – where Jesus talks about how the world ends. This commentary needs perspective as the viewpoint of Jesus is from the future, and His knowledge of how things transpire is beyond our capacity. Listen as we wrap up the mini-series as we march toward the Final Chapters of Luke.

Listen as Mike Woodruff breaks down the first of two sermons on The Olivet Discourse – which is Jesus’s comments about how the world ends. He was walking out of the Temple when one of his disciples commented on what an impressive building it was. He said, “Not really. It’s certainly not going to last.” That led to lots of questions on their part, which were followed by his answer – which is recorded in Matthew 23, Mark 13 and Luke 21. What Jesus said has been a topic of endless fascination. We will be turning there today. It is part of our study of the Final Chapters of Luke.

We live in a society with walls, barriers between people of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, yet we are one church. How can we truly be “one church” when we are divided by background and cultural differences? Listen as Peter Cha delves into Ephesians 2:11-19 and breaks down reconciliation and how Jesus’ redemptive work on the cross brings us all under one God.