Luke 12. Have you ever had someone warn you about your attitude? Jesus is calling out our ways of thinking as dangerous because they slowly and unconsciously lead to dangerous living.

Luke 10. Before Jesus sends us out, he first draws us near so that he can change our mission, message, and motivation from the inside out.

Luke 9. Being a disciple of Jesus means setting a new priority, finding a new identity, and living a new mercy. All three are critical, and they all fit together.

Luke 8. Have you ever felt like an outsider? The insider invitation from Jesus is for whosoever will come, but the ticket to the inside is something we could never earn on our own.

Luke 7. John is sitting in a prison cell waiting to die. Can you blame him? But Jesus reassures him that while the kings of the earth exercise their limited power, the King of the nations is quietly, but surely on the move.

Luke 6. Jesus tells us to examine our foundations, because the earth is going to move.

Luke 5. Four stories of deformation and four living examples of reclamation, yet all the Pharisees can see is Jesus as a rule breaker.

Luke 4. What if the strategy of our enemy is to waste huge amounts of energy and attention on fighting the wrong battle?

Luke 3. An introduction to our new sermon series on the book of Luke.

An interview with Uganda missionaries Chris & Mandy Harvey.