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In the thirty first sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 11:1-13 which contains the Lord's Prayer. The Big Idea from the sermon was We must pray according to the pattern Jesus taught his disciples.
In the thirtieth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 10:38-42 which contains the story of Mary and Martha. The Big Idea from the sermon was We must prioritize our relationship with God above everything else.
In the twenty ninth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 10:25-37 which contains Jesus teaching the parable of the Good Samaritan. The Big Idea from the sermon was Jesus takes time to care for the weak and helpless, and so should we.
In the twenty eighth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Stephen Bowne preached from Luke 10:1-24 teaching us that we must look to Jesus on the mission.
In the twenty seventh sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 9:51-62 teaching us that we must follow Jesus on the road of rejection and suffering.
In the twelfth sermon in our How the Historical Books Point to Jesus series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Esther. The Big Idea from this sermon was Even when God seems absent, he is working to protect and provide for his people.
In the eleventh sermon in our How the Historical Books Point to Jesus series, Richie Frank preached from the book of Nehemiah. The Big Idea from this sermon was God is the faithful covenant keeper in whom we can place our trust.
In the tenth sermon in our How the Historical Books Point to Jesus series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Ezra. The Big Idea from this sermon was God will give unmixed joy in his presence to all who hope in Jesus.
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