This sermon discuses a Wesleyan approach to faithfully reading Scripture for personal and social transformation.

This sermon explores our Wesleyan Theological Roots, particularly focusing on how our tradition teaches us to draw our circle widely to embrace those that are often rejected.

Looking at Peter's famous confession of Jesus's Identity in Luke 9 we discover the purpose and destiny of following Jesus

Looking at the parable of the soils from Luke 8, we talk about the importance of realizing that we can always allow God to change our hearts

A look at Luke 7:36-50 through the lens of Christian Discipleship as a means of personal and communal transformation.

Looking at Luke 5, we see how Jesus's calling of the first disciples models for us the reality that we do not need any qualifications to follow Jesus, but that we are expected to become like him.

Looking at Luke 3 and 4 through the juxtaposition of the wilderness community of the Jordan and the synagogue community of Nazareth, we see how sometimes the way for us is not prepared at home. This calls the church to be a place that prepares the way for the future.

This sermon looks at Luke 2 as a model for the call of the community of the church to nurture and care for the spiritual upbringing of the next generation.

This sermon looks at Luke 1 and the birth of John the Baptist as encouragement to us that God is preparing the way for our lives and our ministry.

Look at Galatians 5, we answer the Question "how shall we then live?" in our quest to figure out the end game of the Gospel --> Heaven and Earth intersecting.