For Christians, life will be very different in Heaven than it is on Earth. Jesus brings to light some of those differences when a group of Sadducees challenge him with a question about marriage and the resurrection. They were actually trying to trap Jesus with their question, but Jesus used it as a time for instruction rather than correction. Join Pastor Gary Hamrick as he takes a look at Jesus' teaching in today's study from Luke 20.

In Luke 18 and 19, Jesus singles out two men as He passes through Jericho: one guy is physically blind but able to see spiritually, and the other guy is spiritually blind but able to see physically. They each need a personal encounter with Jesus in order to "see". And when that happens, they both are able to see physically and spiritually. There are plenty of people in this world who have physical sight, but are blind to spiritual things. Only a personal encounter with Jesus will open the eyes of their heart.

An in-depth study of 2 Thessalonians 1.

In Luke 16, Jesus teaches a story about two people caught on opposite sides of eternity. One of the points He makes is that our eternal destiny depends on decisions we make in this lifetime. Join Pastor Gary Hamrick as he expounds on this story and challenges us to choose Heaven before we die.

God has a heart for "lost" people. That is why He sent His Son, Jesus, into the world-to save sinners. After we are saved, we have a privilege and responsibility of reaching the lost for Christ. But in Luke 15, Jesus gives three parables to communicate the methods used to recover the lost depending on how estranged they are from God. Listen today as we gain Gods heart for sinners and His desire that all should be "found"!

An in-depth study of 1 Thessalonians 4.

The Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10 is probably one of the best-known parables in all of the Bible. We even have laws in the United States named after this parable. But how many of us live out this story in everyday life? Jesus uses this illustration to teach us about love, prejudice, and mercy in regards to others. Join us today as Pastor Gary Hamrick digs out lessons from a good Samaritan.