Jesus enabled his disciples to take his peace out into the world. But sometimes, despite our best efforts, peace eludes us. What then? What is the point of working for peace when we can't have it? Pastor Luke preaches from Ezekiel 37:16-28 in "After the End," the concluding message in his series, "Peace."

As much as possible, we should pursue peace with other people. But despite our best efforts, peace can elude us. Sometimes the only way to have peace is by separation ... but that kind of peace can be costly. Pastor Luke looks at Genesis 13:1-18 in "Disaffiliation," part 5 of his 6-part series, "Peace."

In a chaotic and troubled world, other people can make life more enjoyable. But sometimes, they just add to the chaos. How can we have peace with other people? The answer isn't hard to understand, but it can be hard to do. Pastor Luke looks at Romans 12:9-21 in "Pursuing Peace," part 4 of his 6-part series, "Peace."

In this installment of “Ask Me Anything,” Pastor Luke had time to address six questions. {00:50} If God already knows what’s on our heart, why pray? {05:01} Why don’t we celebrate Communion weekly? {09:30} Can we have a cursor to help with projected music? {11:32} How can we be sure we’re hearing from God? {15:36} How can someone harmed by Christians trust God? {22:20} What does the Bible say about dinosaurs? {27:30} Closing Prayer Pastor Luke teaches from Luke 11:1-4 in "Ask Me Anything."

Jesus told his disciples to take their peace out into the troubles of the world. That seems like an odd way to find peace, but suppose you do. What comes next? How does it work? Pastor Luke preaches from Philippians 4:4-9 in "Transmission," part 3 of his 6-part series, "Peace."

Have you ever wanted to get away from the things that made you anxious? -- To find someplace to hole up until it all blew over? The disciples must have felt that way after Jesus was crucified. But when he was raised, he told them that's not how they could find peace. Pastor Luke looks at John 20:19-29 in "Transmission," part 2 of his 6-part series, "Peace."

People have been hearing the story of Easter for 2000 years. All four accounts in the New Testament are basically the same. There's nothing surprising any more about Easter. But that was what Jesus intended. Pastor Luke preaches from Matthew 28:1-10 in "No Body At the Tomb."

All four biographies of Jesus describe the events of Palm Sunday, but none of them explain it. What was going on that day was Jesus bringing peace to Jerusalem. Despite all the frenzy and troubles of Holy Week, what Jesus brought was peace. Pastor Luke preaches from Luke 19:28-42 in "Peace in Heaven," the first message in a new series, "Peace."

During Lent we pause to consider that we have committed sins, but even more, that we are sinful people -- there is some part of us that actually wants to sin. God did not make people that way, but something has gone wrong. Looking at people with physical problems gives us a new way to think about our sinfulness problem. Pastor Luke teaches from Luke 18:35-43 in "Outside," the concluding message in his series, "Breakup."

God made humans to enjoy variety, but our desire for novelty can get us into trouble. How can we satisfy that desire without making a mess of things? Pastor Luke looks at Exodus 16:21-30 in "Outside," the first message in a new series, "Breakup."