We continue our exposition of Luke by examining Jesus' command to live our enemies.

We continue our exposition of Luke by examining the final blessing and woe given by Jesus in his "sermon on the level" and the two great threats it reveals to our faith.

In this sermon, we continue our exposition of Jesus's message in Luke chapter 6. We look at his third blessing and woe, and explain how we as Christians can be sorrowful yet always rejoicing in this life, as we look forward to the glories of the next.

We continue our exposition of Luke, examining Jesus' second blessing and woe from his "sermon on the level" in Luke 6:21&25.

We begin looking at Jesus Sermon on the Level in Luke 6 where he teaches on the ethics of His Kingdom. In this sermon, we examine the first of his beatitudes and it's corresponding woe.

We pick back up in our exposition of Luke looking at Jesus' selection of the the twelve apostles.

We conclude our summer in the psalms, by looking at the last recorded psalm that David sung and the context that led the aged king to singing its words.

In this sermon, we examine Psalm 3, the song that David penned when he fled from Absalom.

In this sermon, we examine David's song of repentance after Nathan the Prophet confronts him for his terrible sin with Bathsheba.

In this sermon, we continue our summer in the psalms looking at Psalm 60 when David found himself in the midst of intense battles.