Our launching point is Luke 13:34-35. Jesus used this phrase, "Your house is left to you desolate." Today we take a brief look at Jewish history, which includes much desolation.

How do we define success in the Gospel? Let's turn to Isaiah 6:1-13 and dive into this powerful word today!

1. Those holding office need to be humble.

2. Those holding office need to be more concerned with pleasing God than pleasing people.

3. Christians can be at peace with whoever is in office.

Jesus called for the best out of people, and yet seemed to bring out the worst in some people, so much so that some of them just wanted Him dead, and finally accomplished their task...for about 3 days, lol. Let's dive into Luke 13:31-33 and prepare for a fresh word today!

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 13:22-30 and dive into the Word today!

Christianity doesn't always feel victorious. Have you ever struggled with your faith? Ever had a dark time? We have two parables today that will encourage us through whatever difficulties we face with this good news: we will be victorious!

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 13:18-21.

We look at the last time Jesus spoke in a synagogue, as we read in the Gospel of Luke. That window was closing. Let's turn to Luke 13:10-17.

We look at 7 contrasts between dead religion versus reality with the Lord.

One of the greatest questions that people have asked of God throughout the ages is: Why? Why are there tregedies? Why is there evil? We can find some answers in the teachings of Jesus, so let's turn in our Bibles to Luke 13:1-9 and dive into this challenging and very personal subject.

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You can't hear about Jesus Christ and remain the same. You either come to Him and accept Him, or you reject Him and go forward toward judgement.