On this third Sunday of Advent we look at Jesus as the last Adam who reversed the first man's curse. Text: Romans 5v12-19.

On this first Sunday of Advent we consider Jesus as the son of David, through whom God's purposes come to pass. Text: Revelation 5.

The two prayers are two different strategies of becoming righteous before God. Why does one fail and the other suceed? Text: Luke 18v9-14.

This parable pushes us to consider which side of the great chasm we are on and what will happen to us at the great reversal. Text: Luke 16v19-31.

We look at this parable as a story about three sons: the one who left, the one who stayed, and the Son of God who tells it. Text: Luke 15v11-32.

We are invited to share a feast with God himself. So, why do so many of us come up with excuses not to come? Text: Luke 14v12-24.

A self-centered, inverted life of greed is foolish. But what does it mean to be rich toward God? Text: Luke 12v13-21.

On this Family & Friends Sunday we look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan and discover who our neighbor is. Text: Luke 10v25-37.

We have all been entrusted with God's property and must give an account to God for its use. Text: Matthew 25v14-30.

While we are mostly concerned with fairness, God is mostly concerned with grace. Text: Matthew 20v1-16.