Whether it's news networks or sports networks, we live in a world of talking heads with strong opinions. Watching things like world events or ball games, ourselves, we also form opinions as to what's going on. This helps set the stage for the dialogue between Jesus and his disciples in Luke 9:18-27, as they engage in a sort of "postgame commentary" fresh off the victory of miraculously feeding a multitude with just 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish.

"Who do you say that I am?" Jesus asks his followers.

It's a question we must all ask...

And the answer Jesus provides is the one we must be prepared to embrace.

Jesus sends out twelve disciples, and shortly thereafter, feeds five thousand men with only five loaves of bread and two fish, and has twelve baskets of leftovers remaining.

Do these numbers make your head spin yet?

They say "the numbers don't lie" but with Jesus sometimes the numbers don't apply because after all he's God...

Tune in and be amazed yet again by this Jesus and what he has for us as followers.

For the second consecutive Sunday, Pastor Adam examines Luke 8:40-56 and the incredible story of two people from very different walks of life - Jairus and an unnamed woman - who were united in their suffering, yet each desperate for the intervention of Jesus. Will they find what they seek?

In the increasing crowds that begin to surround Jesus, he encounters two people from very different walks of life - a distinguished, well-to-do man, and an unnamed woman - who are united through their commonality of suffering. Each comes to Jesus in their own way desperate for his intervention. Will they find what they seek? Tune in as Luke's Gospel continues to roar along with tale after tale of the remarkable Jesus.

The Jesus who can calm storms with merely his words (previous sermon) is the same Jesus in today's text who can cast out demons, too. The remarkable authority of Jesus the Son of God in this wild passage shows itself in how he rescues us, reigns over us, and reorients us. Tune in and experience this authority of Jesus for yourself.

The remarkable story of Jesus, asleep during a great storm, only to arise and calm it with a word, has much to teach us about his nature and the new life under his lordship we're called to. Listen in to hear how everyone from Jonah in the OT to Joe Montana in his 1989 Super Bowl heroics give us imagination for the One who commands even winds and water...

Kevin Costner stars in the iconic 1989 film, Field of Dreams and if we have imagination, it can pique our interest in an even greater story about a greater field, not of dreams, but of harvest - the story of the sower as told parabolically by Jesus. Tune in and listen as we continue to ponder Luke's Gospel.

What a scene it is when Jesus is invited to dinner in the house of Simon the Pharisee. If you've ever been in an awkward social setting, or if you've ever sinned (aka EVERYBODY) then you're not going to want to miss this. Tune in and let Jesus sweep you off your feet afresh.

A lesser known account of Jesus and his compassionate, miraculous power in the lesser known town of Nain gives us a picture worth a thousand words. Tune in and find yourself with the young man, the weeping woman, and the stunned crowd.

Luke 7:1-10 records the story of two vastly different approaches to Jesus and records his vastly different reactions to such approaches. There are the Jewish Elders and the Roman Centurion - and a lot in between, including the difference between religion and gospel. Tune in as Jesus continues to amaze.