Luke 7:1-10. The religious leaders told Jesus that the Centurion was "worthy" to have him heal his servant. But that's not how the Centurion sees himself. What does this have to do with Biblical "faith?" 

Luke 7:18-50. Jesus is going to come to you in a form that you don't expect. But when you realize the terms in which he will realize your relationship, you can be deeply encouraged.

Luke 6. Luke presents his version of Jesus' famous "Sermon on the Mount." Here we find that Jesus puts a radical new vision of the Christian life before his followers. 

Without a doubt, the wonder working miracles of Jesus were at the top of the list of why people followed him, right? Actually, it's slightly more complicated than that. 

Jesus battles Satan at the outset of his ministry proving that he is the New and better Adam, surviving temptation where Adam failed. This teaches us how to handle temptation in our lives.

What could a genealogy possible say to us that would establish the compelling nature of Jesus? A lot, actually. Today we look at how Jesus transforms our own broken personal history.

Jesus comes with Hurricane strength into life of his followers. And there's only one posture they can maintain to withstand it. That posture: repentance.

Christians throughout the ages have insisted that Jesus of Nazareth was the very Son of God, a clear claim to his Deity. However, the qeustion remains: why would have have been such an important thing. This morning, we consider why.

Christians throughout the ages have insisted that Jesus of Nazareth was the very Son of God, a clear claim to his Deity. However, the qeustion remains: why would have have been such an important thing. This morning, we consider why.

It may sound obvious to say, but Jesus was a real person. This truth has been under attack more than we know throughout church history and the effects of it are downright dangerous.