It’s one thing to hear God’s word, and another thing to hear it well. Take care how you hear.

Because Jesus welcomes sinners, welcomed sinners treasure Jesus.

Preacher: Matt Ecton
How does Jesus respond when even his must trusted followers are tempted to question him? And where should we turn with the doubt that drives our questions?

These two simple stories, of Jesus’s authority matched with compassion, show us the faith that we need and the Savior we can rely on.

What we treasure drives what we do. What we do reveals what we treasure. What are your actions saying about what’s in your heart? Do you treasure Jesus?

If you’re a follower of Jesus, you’re called to love your enemies because God loved you when you were his enemy.

Whatever reveals your desperate need for Jesus is a blessing. Whatever blinds you to your need for Jesus is a threat.

To understand Jesus we need to know that he’s not a Pharisee. To benefit from Jesus, we can’t be Pharisees either.

In this passage we see how godliness is driven by grace and directed towards glory.

Through this series of remarkable signs, Luke shows us what to expect if we come to Jesus.