Are all sins the same? It’s a good question, but sometimes it’s just not answered well. Many say, “Well, after all, sin is sin so it’s all the same in God’s eyes.” But is that TRUE?

Today we finish our 77-week journey through the Gospel of Luke. And just as Dr. Luke had hoped to persuade his audience that the story of Jesus is worthy of our Lives, 2000 years later, the mission is still the same - to Proclaim His Name to all nations.

Have you ever been surprised in a way that changed the direction of your life? That’s what the 1st century followers of Jesus experienced when their crucified Messiah decided to pay them a visit 3 days later.

It’s on the cross that we see the grace of Jesus extended to the guilty in the most powerful way -Excruciating Grace. Think you’ve gone too far for God’s grace? Think again! Today we see the proof!

Today we see how the crucifixion of Jesus gives the hope of heaven to a guy who didn't deserve it.

Have you ever paused to consider WHY Jesus was killed? He wielded no weapon yet He had many enemies. He committed no criminal acts yet he was condemned with criminals. WHY? Jesus was killed for a claim and today we find out what it was.

Sometimes failure isn’t so funny. Some of us have failed friends and family….many of us have failed God. Today we’re going to learn an important lesson about moving forward after failure.

On this Mother's Day we are reminded of the sacrificial servants who have fed, led, protected, & pushed us in the journey of life. So too we remember Jesus, the sacrificial Servant who gave His earthly life so that we could have eternal life.

What the apostles heard & what Luke’s audience read years before the destruction of Jerusalem was significant for ‘THIS GENERATION’ AND BEYOND - both for the 1st century & 21st century disciples.

'The Olivet Discourse' (found in Matt. 24, Mark 13, Luke 24) could be the most debated passage in all the Scripture. Today we discover whether Jesus' words point to FUTURE events or FULFILLED events.