GracePointe Church of Christ in Elizabethtown, PA

Focusing on Luke 15, we get three stories from Jesus on how the lost should be valued, sought after, and welcomed.  Responding to religious leaders who thought their righteousness brought God joy, Jesus claims there is something greater that leads to greater joy.  

Jesus responds to a brother who wants his brother to give him his part of the inheritance, what Jesus says sheds light on the way we might live with jealousy and bitterness as we look at what others have. The story is in Luke 12:13-34.

A sermon focusing on Jesus' rebuke of the religious leaders in Luke 11:33-54

A sermon that explores the Good Samaritan story in Luke 10:25-37.

A sermon based on Luke 10:1-24

This sermon explores the story of Jesus being tempted by the devil.  Out in the wilderness and seemingly alone, Jesus is provided with everything he needs to overcome the evil one and continue the will of God.  While we are tempted, and we fail, Jesus continues to be the righteousness that we could never achieve!  

This Sermon explores the genealogy in Luke 3 and seeks to show how the gospel writer connects Jesus to Israel, humanity, and ultimately to God.  

This sermon explores the time Jesus was in the temple and his parents had lost him.  The story is told in Luke 2. 

This sermon serves as an introduction to this year's theme of TOGETHER and our study of the stories in the Gospel of Luke. We start by exploring the story of Mary, not as a Christmas narrative, but as a message that we all need community.  

This sermon explores the major teaching points and Bible Passages we covered this year in our annual theme of "Rebirth."