The Great Command and Jesus blessing the children provide a foundation to rediscover how important it is to love our children to all the children of the world (Luke 18:15-17)

 Jesus challenges us to be lights on a hill that we shine in the darkness as individuals and as a family of faith (Luke 11:33-36)

 The Golden Rule and the Genesis Principle help us discover how caring for creation can be a way of loving our neighbor not only in the present generation but also for generations to come (Luke 6:31). 

 In one of the most profound and practical stories of all times, "The Good Samaritan," Jesus answers the question "Who is my neighbor?" In so doing, Jesus challenges us to expand the boundaries of our neighborhood and take our love and life to a new level (Luke 10:25-35).

 Reset your life by discovering the greatest love and the greatest passion in life that will transform and guide your life (Luke 10:25-28)

 Paul's letter challenges us to discover and develop our gifts and talents and find that we all have "a part to play" in the family of faith (Ephesians 4:1-16)

 Four great lessons from four great mother of the Bible

 The story of the prodigal son has been called "The Greatest Story" not just of Jesus but of all time, but more importantly, it also has some of the greatest and most life-changing truth of all time (Luke 15:11-32)

Jesus' parable of the lost coin reminds us that we can even get lost in God's House, but the good news is God comes looking for us (Luke 15:8-10)

 Jesus' parable of the lost sheep reminds us powerfully of God's love for each of us and how life-changing God's love can be (Luke 15:1-7)