This morning we’re studying Jesus' works and parables in Luke 14 to better understand how God's invitation to salvation inspires our compassion, humility, and urgency.

Jesus' disciples preached and performed miracles, but they didn't ask Him to teach them how to do those things; they asked Him to teach them to pray. In response, Jesus teaches about what we should pray for, how we should pray, and who we pray to.

What is the "one thing" you feel you need in order to make your life all that you want it to be? A happier marriage? More money? Better health? The Scripture tells us that real life comes from knowing Jesus first. When Jesus is our “one thing,” we can trust Him to take care of everything else. Will you and I commit to making Jesus the center of our lives?

This morning we’re studying the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10 to better understand how God's compassion compels our action.

This morning we’re studying Luke 9-10 to better understand the requirements and results of our mission as disciple-makers.

We believe that discipleship to Jesus is critical to a greater experience of life. It brings joy & peace. It brings fulfillment & satisfaction. When Jesus calls us into discipleship, we are drawn into the person of Jesus and given purpose. We are sent out on his mission and filled with his Spirit. We believe this is the life for which we were made, but will we choose to go and live this life?

This morning we’re studying Luke 7-8 to better understand how Jesus calls us to examine and enrich the soil of our hearts.

This morning we’re studying Luke 6 to better understand how Jesus radically redirects our attitudes and actions in life.

This morning we’re studying Luke 4-6 to better understand how we should respond to the revelation of Christ.

This morning we’re studying Luke 3-4 to better understand how Jesus deserves our devotion as our savior, God's Son, and the suffering servant.