What if your greatest struggle isn’t money or anxiety—but what you’ve chosen to trust? Join us this Sunday as we discover how Jesus frees us from the endless pursuit of “more” and invites us to find lasting security in the Father and the treasure that can never be taken away.

A respected expert in the law thought he knew the right answer. Jesus, the King, showed him he was asking the wrong question. This week, we find out the real issue was never who deserves your love—it’s whether you’re becoming the kind of neighbor the King calls you to be.

What would it profit you to gain the whole world and lose your soul? In Luke 9, Jesus moves beyond the crowds, the opinions, and the rumors and confronts every one of us with a life-changing question: Will you follow Him? This Sunday, we’ll explore the cost of discipleship, the danger of living for yourself, and why the crown only comes after the cross.

Storms have a way of exposing what we really believe. This Sunday in Luke 8:22–25, we’ll see how Jesus meets His disciples in the middle of chaos and reveals Himself as the King over every wave & every fear. Join us as we continue The Way of the King and discover how to trust Christ when life feels out of control.

Some people spend their lives trying to impress God. Others finally realize they need His mercy. This Sunday in The Way of the King, we’ll step into one of the most powerful encounters in Luke’s Gospel. A woman with a broken past falls at the feet of Jesus while a religious man sits nearby in judgment. By the end of the story, Jesus reveals the difference between religion and redemption—and why people who never get over God’s grace never stop loving Him.

Jesus is coming for the part of us that wants to get even. Because anybody can follow Jesus when life is easy—but what comes out of you when you’ve been hurt, betrayed, criticized, or offended? In Luke 6, Jesus calls us to a kind of love the world cannot explain and a faith that can survive the storm. Don’t miss this powerful and deeply challenging word from the King.

When a paralyzed man gets lowered through a roof and a despised tax collector gets called to follow Jesus, the miracles aren’t the most revealing thing that happens — the responses of the people watching are. The greatest test of where our hearts really are isn’t how we respond when grace lands on us, but how we respond when it lands on someone we didn’t expect.

This Sunday, we continue our journey through the Gospel of Luke by looking at the moment Jesus stepped into Peter’s ordinary workday and turned a long night of failure into a life-defining calling. We will explore what it means to give Jesus access to our "boats" and how true obedience often starts right where our own logic and experience end. Join us as we discover why following the King is always worth the cost of leaving the familiar behind.

What if the real challenge isn’t understanding who Jesus is—but accepting what He came to do? This Sunday in Luke 4:14–30, we’ll look at Jesus’ first sermon and the surprising reaction it produced. The same crowd that admired Him quickly turned against Him. Why? Because Jesus didn’t come to meet expectations—He came to redefine them. Join us as we wrestle with a question we can’t avoid: Will we receive Jesus as King… or resist Him when He confronts us?

What if the real challenge isn’t understanding who Jesus is—but accepting what He came to do? This Sunday, we’ll look at Jesus’ first sermon and the surprising reaction it produced. The same crowd that admired Him quickly turned against Him. Why? Because Jesus didn’t come to meet expectations—He came to redefine them. Join us as we wrestle with a question we can’t avoid: Will we receive Jesus as King… or resist Him when He confronts us?