Pastor Tom teaches on Luke 18:9-14, counseling us to humble ourselves before God. Our service and sacrifices are pleasing to God when are in right relationship to Him, remembering who He is, all that He has done for us and how He will bring us safely home.

Pastor Tom teaches on Luke 18:9-14, counseling us to humble ourselves before God. Our service and sacrifices are pleasing to God when are in right relationship to Him, remembering who He is, all that He has done for us and how He will bring us safely home.

Pastor Tom teaches on Luke 18:9-14, counseling us to humble ourselves before God. Our service and sacrifices are pleasing to God when are in right relationship to Him, remembering who He is, all that He has done for us and how He will bring us safely home.

Teaching on Luke 17:20-37, Pastor Neil discusses Jesus' warnings to the Pharisees about the coming of the kingdom of God and the end of the age, and its application to us today.

Teaching on Luke 17:20-37, Pastor Neil discusses Jesus' warnings to the Pharisees about the coming of the kingdom of God and the end of the age, and its application to us today.

Teaching through Luke 17:11-19, Pastor Neil notes that the unity of the lepers, drawn together because of their weakness, fell apart when they were healed. Jesus, by drawing near in weakness, broke down the border of separation between Jew and Gentile.

Teaching through Luke 17:11-19, Pastor Neil notes that the unity of the lepers, drawn together because of their weakness, fell apart when they were healed. Jesus, by drawing near in weakness, broke down the border of separation between Jew and Gentile.

Teaching on Luke 16:1-9, Pastor Tom contrasts making friends for worldly gain to making friends for the Lord. Extend friendship for the Lord; His friendship is free, open and eternally secure.

Teaching on Luke 16:1-9, Pastor Tom contrasts making friends for worldly gain to making friends for the Lord. Extend friendship for the Lord; His friendship is free, open and eternally secure.

Teaching on Luke 14:25-35, Pastor Tom discusses what it means to "count the cost" of discipleship, encouraging us with the knowledge that it is the Lord's faithfulness - not our own - that will enable us to live lives committed to Him.