We meet the rookies in Luke’s Diner, the 72 sent out on mission by Jesus to prepare for His arrival in new towns. Don explores how we can have the same joy as the 72 in doing Christ’s work in the world.

Jesus assembled a motley, diverse crew of 12 to learn from him every single day. It is this group of 12 that lead the movement of the church after Jesus’ resurrection. Brandon explores the impact of the 12 for today. Catch full worship services @ http://online.legacyumc.org.

One day, an expert scholar tries to trap Jesus on what it truly means to follow God. Jesus confronts the scholar’s blindspots to show that love God means to love our neighbors. And our neighbors are everyone. Andy explores the challenge for us today. Catch full worship services @ http://online.legacyumc.org.

The first person we meet in the diner is John the Baptist, the preacher preparing the way for Jesus. Andy explores his truth-telling message for us yet today.

We have a choice: to be a people defined by generosity or to pursue wealth. Paul, the first century church leader, has some strong words for us today. Brandon explores the challenge to not let our resources take us away from God.

This Lent, we’re challenging each other to cultivate good dirt in our lives. Brandon begins our journey through the book of Luke starting with the story of the sower. Catch full worship services @ http://online.legacyumc.org.

A little boy’s lunch becomes the source of a miracle, feeding thousands of people. Our God of abundance does amazing work when our talents, expertise and dollars are given generously. Don explores the challenge for us in this story.

Our God is a generous God and created us to live likewise. It is a significant key to living satisfying lives on earth. Brandon explores the need to workout the muscle of extravagant generosity.

So often we live differently in public than in private. Jesus wants to transform our entire lives and wants to grow Christian character in us. Andy explores how Jesus transforms us.

Jesus commands us to love our neighbors with no qualifications. It is so hard to do! Andy explores some practical ways we can love even those we disagree with on values, beliefs and theology.