In this passage, we see that the forgiveness Jesus offers is our greatest need and how grace demands a response.

In this passage Paul gives a summary of the gospel, and explains how we can know it's true, all to motivate us to hold fast to the gospel and not drift into sin and unbelief.

In this passage Luke tells us what Peter experienced, and saw in Jesus, that made him want to leave everything to follow Jesus.

In this section of Luke's gospel he teaches us that Jesus has absolute authority in teaching, over demons, and over sickness -- and how his authority is beautifully mingled with tenderness and compassion.

In Luke 4 Jesus declares that he is the Messiah, and all the people rejoice about this -- but for the wrong reason. In this sermon we explore what that wrong reason was, and what this teaches us about the right reason.

For forty days, the devil tried to tempt Jesus to sin. But try as he might, he was not successful. In this message we study how the devil tempted Jesus, and what Jesus did to resist his temptations. We also learn good news from this passage for those times when we succumb to temptation.

In this message we look at five ways God's word calls us to respond to the Coronavirus, and other problems.

In this passage, Luke focuses on the ministry of John the Baptist. He shows how John's ministry points to truths about the Lord's Christ and the conclusion of John's ministry points to Jesus as the Christ.

In this passage Luke focuses on the astonishing wisdom Jesus had as a 12-year old, and how he knew God had sent him to give us the wisdom we need.

In this passage Luke gives us three powerful reasons why we can be certain that Jesus is the Messiah sent from God.