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Luke 15 | Have you ever felt like you've wandered too far to come home? In this powerful message, Pastor Ron unpacks the timeless parable of the prodigal son from Luke's Gospel, revealing a father's extraordinary love that welcomes both the wanderer and the faithful. Through personal stories of redemption and recovery, we discover how God's grace transforms lives—whether we're the rebel who squandered everything or the rule-follower struggling to celebrate others' restoration. This heart-stirring sermon reminds us that the Father's house always has an open door, with grace enough for all. Don't miss this fresh look at belonging, forgiveness, and the radical welcome of God's kingdom.

Luke 13 | After Jesus heals again on the sabbath, He continues to speak to the amazed crowds about the Kingdom of God. He uses everyday objects to change the way the people think about who God is and how His Kingdom works!

Luke 13 | Today Jesus is teaching in a synagogue when a lady in need of healing walks in. Jesus heals the woman and kicks off a huge controversy because it was the sabbath. But, why? Why would any of this be controversial?

Luke 12 | As Jesus continues His journey towards a cross in Jerusalem, He continues to forcefully call us forward. You will be called on to be counted among Jesus' followers. And you will have an answer for the questions you will be asked. That is good news that God does the work in us.

Luke 11 | Jesus continues to hit His disciples hard, and us, too. He is challenging us. Previous weeks, Jesus has been telling us that generosity is the sign of a transformed heart and life. Today, we find out why. It is all about what you are trusting in.

Luke 11 | As Jesus heals a mute man, the crowd has a host of reactions. Makes sense. People are very peopley. But, Jesus is having none of it and has some really hard words for them. He wants people to be changed by their time with God.

Luke 10 | While Jesus was traveling in Judea, Martha invited Jesus to be her guest. Petty cool to be hosting such an important rabbi! But, there is so much to do. And Martha has help who isn't helping. But, Jesus won't intervene on her behalf.

Luke 10 | While Jesus was teaching, He was challenged by an expert in the Law of Moses. No problem -- it was a standard rabbinical question. But, then the guy doubles down on the question to justify his way of life. Jesus won't pull punches on this guy.

Luke 10 | Jesus has pointed His life to Jerusalem and a cross. His words get a bit harder each day. Today, Jesus is going to send out 72 more disciples, just like He sent the 12. They come back with joy, for sure! But, what should their joy be in?

Luke 9 | Jesus continues his journey to Jerusalem. Along the way, Jesus is instructing His followers about what it means to interact with those whom a society (or even His followers) may consider "outsiders". Are they our enemy? What is Jesus' expectations of those the disciples consider "outsiders"? How does that compare to Jesus' expectations of those who declare themselves forever aligned with Jesus?