Luke 15:1-32 Have you ever been truly lost? Perhaps you were hiking or traveling to see a friend. However, when you finally get back on track there is such a relief and joy. Spiritually speaking, have you been found? Do you see yourself as lost? Listen this week as we consider those questions in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 14:25-33 There are probably many ways you've heard preachers give a call to follow Jesus. Perhaps you've seen people come to the altar in the church and bow down in reverence. Others raise their hand to accept the gift of salvation. However, the most important question is, "What was the invitation they were responding to?" And the next question you may have is, "How did Jesus invite people to follow Him?" Listen this week as we seek to answer that question in the gospel of Luke.

Gal 3:10-14 It doesn't take long in ur culture to stumble across profanity. We hear "curse" words in our music, our television, and even in our relationships. However, we really don't understand what it means to curse someone. The Scriptures tell us that Jesus was cursed for us. So, what does that really mean? Listen this week as we seek to understand what it meant for Jesus to be cursed.

Luke 14:1-24 Although many people recognize Jesus as a kind, good person they often neglect His harder teachings and His warnings. They go along with much of modern psychology's belief that we are the most important thing in life. As much as we may recognize that God is the most important thing we would be wrong to say that Jesus didn't think people are important. So, what exactly did that mean for Jesus to treat people as important? And what does that mean for you and I? Listen this week as we seek to find answers to these questions and much more in our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 13:31-35 Ministry can be exciting at times. Though perhaps not in the way you might be thinking. Sometimes when you are doing work for the Lord you will be threatened with physical harm. You can also be discouraged at times. So, how do you respond to such things? What do you look to for comfort? And how did Jesus respond in those circumstances? Listen this week as we consider those questions in our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 13:18-30 When you travel to other countries you undoubtedly see evidence of the country you have visited. Interestingly, Jesus tells us much about His Kingdom. So, what would it look like to enter God's Kingdom? Jesus tells us about His Kingdom this week as we continue our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 13:10-17 This week Jesus addresses people who would actually criticize Him for healing a woman. Their reasoning is because of the law. You and I don't necessarily think of living "under the law" nowadays, especially as gentiles. However, do you live by grace, or by the law? What would your actions say? Find out this week as we continue our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 13:1-9 You don't need to look far to see evidence of tragedies. Although in the United States we have seen two recent tragedies there is almost always some terrible event or accident in front of us. So, what are we to make of tragedies? Why does the Lord allow them to happen? Can any good come from them? Jesus helps us answer those questions as we continue our study in the gospel of Luke.

Luke 12:49-59 People tend to think of Jesus as friendly and easy-going. The kind of religious figure that just helped people "get along." However, that is not the Jesus of the Bible. Jesus actually warned people that following Him would likely cause division in their families and in their relationships. So, is that true? Does following Jesus mean that I have to just cast off my family and friends? Listen this week as we consider those questions.