Luke 8:1-3 reveals, so clearly, the heart of Jesus, the mission of Jesus and how Jesus wanted His heart and mission to continue after He left this earth. And it is all about good news!

In this sermon Tony returns to Luke, to one of the better known scenes in Jesus’ life. It is a story that is so beautiful, and yet scandalous at the same time. You will see that in this story you will see yourself, and it might be hard to see.

Today Tony takes to Ephesians 4 to discover three very important truths about the church. It is a Say Yes Sunday at Grace Community Bible Church, a Sunday for more of the GCBC family to get involved in serving the Lord

God revealed His name to Moses. To know God, we must come to know Him by name, and in turn we will find out who we are. Pastor Jonathan prays that this sermon will comfort you in the great callings of God in your life, and bring you to know God and not just know about Him.

John the Baptist doubted Jesus. He was in prison and apparently thought Jesus would have done something about it. But Jesus is tender with John even as He is tender with us when we have times of doubt.

In this sermon we learn that Jesus both knows us perfectly, fully understands us and moves toward us with tenderness and compassion. Luke puts this on display for us in this story about a widow who lost her only son; and Jesus raised him from the dead.

This is the story of the Roman Centurion who had faith that amazed Jesus. Tony wants us to see the two qualities of his faith that caught the Savior’s attention.

In this final sermon from Luke’s edition of the Sermon on The Mount, Tony leads us to see that Jesus ends His sermon in a very loving and extremely blunt way. What He says is motivated by His great, steadfast love. And it is a love that moves Him to bluntly tell us the difference between followers and admirers

Today Tony concludes his two part series on fruit and trees from Luke 6. What is fruit? What keeps us from bearing good fruit? How can we bear good fruit?