The tomb is empty—but not everyone knows what that means yet. On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walk away from a story they believe is over. The facts are right. Their conclusion is not. As Terry shares this Easter message, we discover that...

He arrives at the city they’ve been waiting for—and weeps. Not because God is absent, but because He is unrecognized. In Luke 19:41–48, Jesus exposes a deeper danger: it is possible to be devoted, certain, and still miss Him. This Maundy Thursday...

On Palm Sunday, the crowd gets the words right—“Blessed is the King”—but misses what kind of King Jesus actually is. Their praise is real, their joy is genuine, yet they misunderstand where this story is going. What if that’s not just their...

Jesus speaks plainly about what is coming—suffering, death, and resurrection—yet those closest to Him cannot see it. A blind man hears what they miss. On the road to Jerusalem, they're seeing the long game unfolding—but it doesn’t look like...

On the road to Jerusalem, ten men are healed—and only one comes back. Terry slows down that moment to explore the difference between receiving mercy and recognizing it, and why relief alone can quietly move us on without ever turning us toward Jesus...

Lost sheep. Lost coin. Lost son. Luke 15 unfolds as a single story told three ways—each one revealing a God who searches, waits, and celebrates before everything is neatly resolved. From the shepherd who goes after one, to the woman who turns the...

In Luke 16:1–13, Jesus tells a parable that feels uncomfortable at first. A dishonest manager is praised—not for his character, but for recognizing that the future was coming and acting accordingly. The story presses a deeper question: what do our...

In the middle of teaching a crowd, Jesus is interrupted by a family inheritance dispute. What follows is not financial advice, but a deeper exposure of the human heart. In a world that tells us security comes from accumulation, Jesus tells a story...

Faith rarely fades in dramatic moments. More often, it drifts quietly through fatigue, distraction, and the slow pull of ordinary life. Jesus speaks directly to that danger. In Luke 12:35–48, Jesus calls His followers to stay awake—not with fear, but...

When Jesus tells the story of the Good Samaritan, He isn’t just teaching kindness — He’s exposing the difference between tribal religion and kingdom allegiance. Mercy is not a personality trait but a mark of belonging to Him. With Terry, explore how...