In this passage, Luke shares a teaching of Jesus that challenges us to truly hear the word of God and respond in faith.

What causes lack of love for Jesus? And what can we do to increase our love? Jesus' words about this sinful woman, who wept at his feet in the Pharisees' house, answer those crucial questions.

In this passage Jesus not only persuades us that he's the Messiah, he also explains why the kingdom of God is so valuable that it's worth pursuing above all else.

During this season when many are feeling anxious and unsettled, Luke gives us three powerful reasons why we should come to Jesus and believe him him.

In the Resh stanza of Psalm 119, we see how the psalmist runs to God for life through His word.

In this sermon we learn that the reason we sin so much is because we are bad trees, whose nature produces only the fruit of sin. But we also see how serious this is, because judgment will come to all bad trees. But there's good news: God loves to change bad trees into good trees. Here's how that can happen to you.

In this passage Jesus shocks us by calling us to love our enemies and give to those who ask from us. He also gives us two powerful motivations for living this way, while also pointing out a crucial step we must take if we are to help others get free from their sin.

The path of obedience can be costly. And sometimes the possibility of cost can keep us from obeying. But in this passage Jesus explains why all those who endure cost for his sake are richly blessed now and forever.

In this passage Paul not only corrects the Corinthian church's practice of Communion, he also teaches us the purpose of Communion, and how we should celebrate Communion.