John, a college student in our church, shares scriptural motivations for taking the good news of the kingdom to the ends of the earth.

Jesus feeds the 5,000, proclaiming that he is the Messiah who provides and makes full - that he is the bread of life who alone can satisfy.

Jesus feeds the 5,000, proclaiming that he is the Messiah who provides and makes full - that he is the bread of life who alone can satisfy.

As disciples of Jesus we are sent to proclaim and bring the good news of the kingdom of God in the power and authority he has given. It is a task that calls for urgency, selflessness, dependency, and opposition.

As disciples of Jesus we are sent to proclaim and bring the good news of the kingdom of God in the power and authority he has given. It is a task that calls for urgency, selflessness, dependency, and opposition.

Astounding things happen at the intersection of Jesus' power and our faith. This last part of Luke 8 helps us see the need to believe, despite obstacles to our faith, and it reveals Jesus power over disease and death.

Astounding things happen at the intersection of Jesus' power and our faith. This last part of Luke 8 helps us see the need to believe, despite obstacles to our faith, and it reveals Jesus power over disease and death.

Astounding things happen at the intersection of Jesus' power and our faith. This last part of Luke 8 helps us see the need to believe, despite obstacles to our faith, and it reveals Jesus power over disease and death.

As we continue to answer the question, "Who is Jesus?" he shows his absolute power over demons and the unseen world. We also see that no one is beyond his saving power and that those who have been changed by him are called to tell others how much he has done for them.

As we continue to answer the question, "Who is Jesus?" he shows his absolute power over demons and the unseen world. We also see that no one is beyond his saving power and that those who have been changed by him are called to tell others how much he has done for them.