This message highlights the various points of contrast found in Luke 9:37-45.

The Transfiguration of Jesus, what many scholars call the third most significant moment in the life of Jesus.

This sermon's focus (Luke 9:18-27) is on the power of choice when it comes to our faith, as well as the cost of discipleship.

By examining Jesus' actions in Luke 9:10-17, we can learn how to better respond when we face a shortage of something in our life, whether physical resources or emotional.

In Luke 9:1-9, we learn three things.

1. God does not call the wise, but the willing.

2. Success is measured by obedience, not numbers.

3. When we are faithful, we can change the world.

Where do you stand in the Great Garden of God? It may matter, when it comes to hearing Him.

Luke 7:36-50 tells the story of a woman who unabashedly triumphed over her pride to find wholeness and forgiveness at the feet of Jesus.

Today's sermon from the gospel of Luke examines chapter seven, the widow from Nain, and how Jesus felt compassion for us and calls us to make a decision for Him.

This sermon is from the seventh chapter of the book of Luke. It explores the faith of a foreigner, a Roman Centurion, who was compassionate, generous, and humble. When we model our life and faith after his, we learn all we need to know on how to rattle heaven with prayers.