For All Saints Day, Pastor John talks about heaven and what happens when we die.

IN this parable, Jesus sets up two men, one who seems righteous (the Pharisee) and one who seems unrighteous (the tax collector). Both go pray, the Pharisee thanking God that he's not like other men and the tax collector seeking God's mercy. The surprise ending is that the tax collector goes home righteous -- right with God -- instead of the Pharisee. Dig Deeper into this parable with Pastor John

IN this parable, Jesus sets up two men, one who seems righteous (the Pharisee) and one who seems unrighteous (the tax collector). Both go pray, the Pharisee thanking God that he's not like other men and the tax collector seeking God's mercy. The surprise ending is that the tax collector goes home righteous -- right with God -- instead of the Pharisee. Dig Deeper into this parable with Pastor John

This message includes some brief history on the Reformation and a reflection on the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector as typifying the Gospel of salvation by grace that was renewed in the reformation

This message includes some brief history on the Reformation and a reflection on the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector as typifying the Gospel of salvation by grace that was renewed in the reformation

In this text, Jesus tells us a parable to encourage us to pray and not lose heart. He spins a story of a godless and crooked judge who, when confronted by a widow day after day, finally gives in and grants her justice. If a powerless widow can get justice from a man like that, how much more will God hear your prayers!

The only "Dig Deeper" material available for this week is the small group Bible study material.

In this text, Jesus tells us a parable to encourage us to pray and not lose heart. He spins a story of a godless and crooked judge who, when confronted by a widow day after day, finally gives in and grants her justice. If a powerless widow can get justice from a man like that, how much more will God hear your prayers!

In this text, Jesus tells us a parable to encourage us to pray and not lose heart. He spins a story of a godless and crooked judge who, when confronted by a widow day after day, finally gives in and grants her justice. If a powerless widow can get justice from a man like that, how much more will God hear your prayers!

In Luke 17:20-37, Jesus tells the Pharisees that the kingdom of God doesn't come through careful observation, then he turns around and tells the disciples that you can't miss it! What gives? Explore Luke 17:20-37 with Pastor John in this episode of Dig Deeper. Be sure to download the PDF.

In Luke 17:20-37, Jesus tells the Pharisees that the kingdom of God doesn't come through careful observation, then he turns around and tells the disciples that you can't miss it! What gives? Explore Luke 17:20-37 with Pastor John in this episode of Dig Deeper. Be sure to download the PDF.