Curious? That is perhaps our first reaction when Jesus calls a person to Himself, as we will see this Sunday in a famous scene from Luke 19:1-10. People are still thinking and singing about this unusual encounter for excellent reasons!

Caution! Our response to the warnings God gives reveals our place in eternity. In Luke 16:14-31, Jesus explains the signs of a wayward heart and tells a story that shows the outcomes of rejecting Him versus receiving Him.

Have you ever lost something valuable? Many of us have and we know the search for it can become all-consuming. There are times our lost item is never found, but when the item is found, we rejoice with great joy! In the book of Luke, we see God and the angels in Heaven rejoice when a lost sinner repents and is found! We invite you to worship with us this Sunday as we continue to study the Gospel of Luke learning how to apply its life lessons in our journey with Jesus!

This Sunday, we are going to learn a life lesson from Jesus on how to have a right focus, which impacts all aspects of life. We'll learn about trading temporal, perishable, earthly things of little value for treasure that will not wear out, rust or fade away. It’s called the great exchange.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of life, many believers find themselves fatigued, frustrated and fuming. Jesus, in the Gospel of Luke, helps equip us to avoid and overcome these issues by teaching us the valuable life lesson of prioritizing our time with the Word. Join with us this Sunday as we discover how to apply this valuable life lesson!

We live in a culture where religion, politics, race, and economics determine how we love our neighbor. According to Luke, Jesus provides a countercultural worldview on this. He commands us to love our neighbor without exception. Join with us this Sunday as we learn how to live out this valuable life lesson from Jesus!

How do you follow Jesus in this life? The answer to this central question is found in an unforgettable encounter with Jesus revealed in Luke 5:1-11 in which He called His first disciples 2,000 years ago.

There are three central truths that every person needs to know about Jesus that are highlighted in His hometown visit recorded in Luke 4:13-30. How you respond to these truths makes an eternal difference in your life.

In light of the trials and trouble we encounter, how do we “stand in the gap” as believers who are strong in prayer? As we will discover this morning, Ephesians 6:18-20 is key text for learning how to pray as a way of life.

A helmet and sword are two essentials in a body of armor. What do each of these pieces of the armor of God have to do with our readiness for the spiritual battles we face every day? This morning, we'll look to Ephesians 6:17 to answer this very important question.