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

Teaching on Luke 19:41-44, Pastor Neil discusses the things that bring true peace (the shalom of God): salvation, faith, and walking with God, and reminds us that Jesus deeply desires that we have this peace.

Teaching on Luke 19:41-44, Pastor Neil discusses the things that bring true peace (the shalom of God): salvation, faith, and walking with God, and reminds us that Jesus deeply desires that we have this peace.

Teaching on Luke 24:13-32, Pastor Tom, recounting the appearance of Jesus on the road to Emmaus, reminds us that it is can be hard to see the dawn -- just around the corner -- when we're caught up in the darkness. Immersion in Scripture, hospitality and table fellowship help to open our eyes to the hope of the Kingdom of God.

Teaching on Luke 24:13-32, Pastor Tom, recounting the appearance of Jesus on the road to Emmaus, reminds us that it is can be hard to see the dawn -- just around the corner -- when we're caught up in the darkness. Immersion in Scripture, hospitality and table fellowship help to open our eyes to the hope of the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Neil, teaching on Luke 19:11-27, reminds us that, in life, more is entrusted to those who prove that they are able to invest resources wisely. Likewise, the servants of the Lord have been entrusted with resources and will receive rewards in His Kingdom in proportion to their faithfulness with the resources they have been given.

Pastor Neil, teaching on Luke 19:11-27, reminds us that, in life, more is entrusted to those who prove that they are able to invest resources wisely. Likewise, the servants of the Lord have been entrusted with resources and will receive rewards in His Kingdom in proportion to their faithfulness with the resources they have been given.

Pastor Neil, teaching on Luke 19:11-27, reminds us that, in life, more is entrusted to those who prove that they are able to invest resources wisely. Likewise, the servants of the Lord have been entrusted with resources and will receive rewards in His Kingdom in proportion to their faithfulness with the resources they have been given.

Pastor Neil teaches on the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector (Luke 19:1-10), encouraging us to follow Zacchaeus' example of seeking the Lord and joyfully welcoming His plans. Because of Zacchaeus' devotion, Jesus was able not only to transform his heart, but to impact his community as well.

Pastor Neil teaches on the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector (Luke 19:1-10), encouraging us to follow Zacchaeus' example of seeking the Lord and joyfully welcoming His plans. Because of Zacchaeus' devotion, Jesus was able not only to transform his heart, but to impact his community as well.