How do you respond to Jesus when you mess up? Peter's life showed us two typical responses. Push Him away or draw closer to Him. How can we draw close when we've messed up so badly? He comes to us! When you really know Jesus, you run to him and not away.

The story of the resurrection of Jesus is one that Christians never tire of - it is what shapes the reality of living the Christian life. In this sermon, Tony tells the story while making some stops along the way to point out some lessons for us today.

Jesus told the disciples what was going to happen to Him when they arrived at Jerusalem. But they didn’t understand. There is nothing more important than to understand the meaning of the cross of Christ!

In this parable of the rich fool, Jesus exposes the foolishness of thinking your money, possessions and material wealth is for you to relax, eat, drink and be merry.

We learn from Jesus that all true Christians openly confess their faith in Christ before all people. They are not afraid, embarrassed or reluctant. And when they do, Jesus openly confesses them before the angels of God. However, the consequence of denying Jesus is that He will deny them before the angels of God.

“Don’t you fear God?” That is the question the criminal on the cross asked the other criminal who was attacking Jesus while He was being crucified. It is a good question for us to answer. Fearing God seems to be at an all time low. But Jesus told us to fear God, who has the authority to kill the body and then cast {the soul?} into hell. What does it mean to fear God? How can I cultivate the fear of God?

It is clear. Jesus abhors hypocrisy. He reserved His harshest language and most severe rebukes for hypocrites.

Our lives will reflect our perspective of the future coming of the day of God. This perspective is critical for Christians to recover and embrace.

Many people, Christians included, don’t know how their story will end, how the story will end. In this sermon, Jonathan seeks to take you on a tour through our eternal destiny.

In this final sermon in Luke 11, we see Jesus reveal how the Pharisees misunderstood what it means to “walk with God.” Be careful, though, in just seeing this as a expose’ on the Pharisees - you probably will see you too!