Evanston Vineyard

Jesus tells us how to avoid hypocrisy.

We get a glimpse at the real Jesus, and it’s glorious. How will we respond? Will we respond like Peter and put him in a shelter? Or will we let ourselves be surrounded by the cloud and “listen to him?”

Jesus tells us who He wants us to be and yet, we struggle to follow through. It is never too late to forge a new foundation with Jesus.

Jesus envisions a new community where there is no judgment; forgiveness and generosity flows with liberality; and we grow in dependence on one another as we take out planks and call out specks.

The challenge to love your enemies.

Today we begin four weeks on Jesus’ masterful Sermon on the Plain. What challenges and comforts are here for us in Jesus?

Jesus begins to assemble His team, the disciples in Luke chapter 5. 
And of course, as it is often the case with Jesus, we will find that who Jesus chooses and how He calls them to respond is another demonstration of the redemptive beautiful Kingdom of God.

This week we take a break from our Luke series to address the past couple of weeks in our nation’s capital.

The beautiful Kingdom of God. What is it? How do we receive it? This episode in Capernaum answers these two questions.

Jesus is on the side of the oppressed.