How would you respond if you hosted a dinner party for a celebrated religion teacher and a prostitute showed up… and the prostitute washed the teacher’s feet with her tears… and then broke a bottle of perfume over his feet… AND THE TEACHER LET IT HAPPEN? That’s the shocking story we study today from Luke 7:36-50. Along the way we gain six insights into authentic worship. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

Have you ever experienced the disloyalty of someone you thought to be a friend? Have you ever been falsely accused? The subject of gossip? Were your friends fickle in their defense of you? We continue our consideration of John the Baptist in jail and see what Jesus had to say. Along the way we’ll discover what makes for a good friend. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

Doubt is a very real response, even for the most faithful of Christians, when we face disappointment and discouragement. In this sermon we consider the story of John the Baptist in Luke 7:18-23, when he was facing his most difficult days. We learn how Jesus provided the fuel for John’s faith, and today for our faith as well. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

What powers do you - as a Christ-follower - have available to you every single day? Today we examine the story of when the funeral procession meets Jesus in Luke 7:11-17. Not only do we recall a great miracle of Jesus, but we also discover 5 great powers available to us. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download this PDF fill-in-the blanks sermon outline.

Often the crowds around Jesus were amazed. Forty-three times in the New Testament we find some one or some group amazed at something. But only once do we find Jesus “amazed.” In this study we learn that Jesus was amazed at the centurion’s faith. Would you like to have amazing faith too? We learn how our faith can be amazing too. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon notes.

We come to the end of Jesus’ great sermon and He concludes with this challenge - will you build your life on what I have taught you? We talk about that foundation - what it is, why it matters, how it starts and how it continues. We learn that Jesus is the Architect who has great plans for us, but we have to be ready for Demo Day - getting rid of anything that keeps us from living the Christian life. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download these PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

On Easter we celebrate the greatest day on our calendar - the day Jesus conquered death - for Himself and for all of His followers. Was the resurrection real? Is there any real evidence that would stand up to today’s skeptic? In this sermon we talk about 3 of the most often used challenges to Jesus’ resurrection. Then we pivot to the 4 ways that the reality of resurrection should change us. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download this PDF fill-in-the blanks Sermon Outline.

Jesus taught “Judge not lest ye be judged.” Yet only a few verses later we discover Jesus teaching us the correct way to judge someone else (as well as ourselves!) In this sermon we study Luke 6:43-45 and along the way will review 4 ways to store up good within our hearts. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

What goes around comes around! Jesus teaches this is especially true with judging and condemning others (on the negative side), but equally true on the forgiving and giving to others (on the positive side). So how do you become more merciful and giving? By looking closely in the mirror! When you check the speck, yank the plank! Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.

Jesus tells us to love everyone, even our enemies. What exactly did he mean by that? Are there any escape clauses? How do we go about loving the unlovable? I challenged us with Jesus’ teachings from Luke 6:27-36. We learn what godly love is not, what it is, and how to live it out. Follow along with the online sermon notes or download the PDF fill-in-the-blanks sermon outline.