Pastor Neil teaches on Luke 22:24-30 during our special Family Worship Service, with a message involving the children. He discusses Jesus' view of greatness: service, in contrast with the world's view of greatness: being served.

Teaching on Luke 22:1-6, Pastor Tom illustrates asymmetrical spiritual warfare through the example of Judas' betrayal of the Lord. In conflict with a greater power (God), a weaker power (Satan) tends to operate subversively, knowing it would be foolish to engage in a head-to-head battle.

Teaching on Luke 22:1-6, Pastor Tom illustrates asymmetrical spiritual warfare through the example of Judas' betrayal of the Lord. In conflict with a greater power (God), a weaker power (Satan) tends to operate subversively, knowing it would be foolish to engage in a head-to-head battle.

Teaching on Luke 21:20-36, Pastor Neil cautions us that the U.S. is on the precipice of going the way of ancient Jerusalem. He encourages us to prepare our hearts, and those of our children, to stand firm in our beliefs so that we will not be ashamed before the Son of Man when He comes.

Teaching on Luke 21:20-36, Pastor Neil cautions us that the U.S. is on the precipice of going the way of ancient Jerusalem. He encourages us to prepare our hearts, and those of our children, to stand firm in our beliefs so that we will not be ashamed before the Son of Man when He comes.

Teaching on Luke 21:5-19, Pastor Neil reminds us of the likelihood, in these tumultuous times, that each of us will encounter persecution for our faith. He encourages us to remain faithful when our beliefs are challenged.

Teaching on Luke 21:5-19, Pastor Neil reminds us of the likelihood, in these tumultuous times, that each of us will encounter persecution for our faith. He encourages us to remain faithful when our beliefs are challenged.

Teaching on Luke 20:27-36, Pastor Tom reminds us that the Lord's view of marriage and the resurrection differs from our own temporal view. In His eyes, we are eternally His family.

Teaching on Luke 20:27-36, Pastor Tom reminds us that the Lord's view of marriage and the resurrection differs from our own temporal view. In His eyes, we are eternally His family.

Edited portions of the interactive small group study led by Pastor Neil and Pastor Tom on various passages from Luke 19-20.