Join us this week as we go a little deeper to Jesus' call to his disciples to go from village to village and do as Jesus has been doing - the call to proclaim the Kingdom and heal. Be sure to bring us your questions following Sunday's service - [email protected]!

This week Pastor Justin continues our look at the book of Luke by taking us through the first time that Jesus sends his disciples out into the world to put into practice what they had been learning.

Join us this week as we go deeper into Jesus making a private moment public and a public moment private with two individuals healed at the end of Luke 8. Be sure to bring us your questions following Sunday's service - [email protected]!

In most social situations we have a set of realistic expectations that help us to function within that social event. It can make us quite uncomfortable when something or someone turns those expectations on their head. But sometimes, as uncomfortable as it might seem, things actually work out for the better. This week, Annabelle Edward, continues our series on Luke and demonstrates that Jesus had a particular knack for turning expectations around.

Join us this week as we go deeper into how Jesus' presence confronted both evil and the townspeople in the Gerasene region in Luke 8 - and how Jesus confronts us today. Be sure to bring us your questions following Sunday's service - [email protected]!

When Jesus visits the regions of the Gerasenes, he encounters a man possessed by many demons. For modern readers, it is easy to write it off as an example of mental illness. But Justin digs a little deeper helps us to understand that there is something more going on here.

Welcome to The Sunday Sit-Down, where we take a deeper dive into the past week's sermon. This week Justin Sytsma and Abi Buckle explore some of the themes from Pastor Grant's sermon on Luke 8:22-25 as Jesus rebukes the storm as the disciples "misplace" their fear. How do we have a healthy view of Jesus through life's storms?

What is the worst storm you have ever lived through? What did it feel like when you were out of options and left to the mercy of the storm? This week Pastor Grant helps us to see there is only one option to take out of the chaos.

In Luke 8, Jesus challenges what it means to be family. He says that His own family are those who hear the word, and put it into practice. That should challenge the way we do community and family. Welcome to episode 24 of the KPC podcast where we dive deeper into the text from Sunday and talk about how to apply it to our lives.

Series: The Gospel of Luke

Message: Bounded Sets and the Family of God

Speaker:  Grant Vissers

Passage: Luke 8:19-20

We all have to one degree or another struggles with the family vs work balance. Sometimes it can be made all the more difficult when other people try to define what is and isn’t family. They are surprised when we define family more broadly than maybe they do. What did Jesus have to say on the subject? Who does Jesus consider family?

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