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.

Do you know how to apply your faith in the face of trouble? This morning we will continue our series in Ephesians on the armor of God and discover in verse 6:16 that how we apply our faith in Christ makes all the difference in our lives.

Did you get your shoes tied this morning? Likely, you are ready to go when it comes to your footwear. Ephesians 6:15 shows us how to be prepared each day to share and show the gospel of peace, which is an essential part of the footwear included in the armor of God.

How equipped are you to walk with God in the midst of the dangers the Devil poses in this world? Everything we need God has given us in Christ as we find out in Ephesians 6:10-14.

Did you know there is a spiritual war going on? Ephesians 6:10-13 reveals how believers in Christ can stand strong in the ongoing spiritual battle they face by revealing Satan’s strategy and the Savior’s resources.

God has called us to carry out our work “heartily” unto Him. What does this actually look like within the environments in which we work? This morning, we will take a look at Colossians 3:22-25 to understand how our work is not only an act of worship, but how it also allows us to point others to Christ!