As Jesus shares a Passover meal with His disciples, a betrayal is in the works. Join us this Sunday at 10:30am as we study Luke 22:1-23.

We come to a passage in Luke chapter 21 that causes us to dig in and put on our "thinking caps” when the disciples ask Jesus when all the things are going to happen that Jesus prophetically speaks about. Will they happen at the end of time? Did they already happen? Or is it a combination?

In Luke 20:41 – 21:4, once again Jesus has some challenging words for the religious leaders. He asks them a theological question about one of their beliefs about the Messiah for which they don’t know the answer. Jesus also contrasts the prideful, showy nature of the Scribes and contrasts it with the humble, quiet faithfulness of a widow.

Some of the religious leaders mistakenly believed there would be no resurrection of the dead. In our Scripture passage this week (Luke 20:27-40), Jesus set them straight about this and leaves them speechless!

In our Scripture passage this week (Luke 20:1-26), Jesus’ authority is questioned and it creates quite a stir!

As we start our journey through the last section of the gospel of Luke, we find Jesus entering Jerusalem. This triumphal entry as a King is also mixed with Jesus weeping over Jerusalem because His own people will reject Him and have Him crucified.

Annual Review and Vision Meeting

Chapter 4 of the book of Malachi contains the closing words of the Old Testament. These closing words give us some insight into the Day of the Lord and into the future of the wicked and the righteous.

In our study of Malachi, we come to God’s call to His people to repent and return to Him. The people of God are challenged to watch their words, which God claims are hard against Him. Is our heart aligned with His?

In our study of Malachi we come to God’s call to His people to repent and return to Him. The people of God are challenged by God to obey Him and return to giving their full tithe back to the Lord.