Jesus came to seek and save the lost, but how should we respond to His seeking of us? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 19:1-10 how Zacchaeus's example shows us what it looks like to respond to God in faith when He comes seeking us.

How should we understand both the good and the bad in our lives? Ron Gotzman from Central Seminary explains from Romans 8:28 that God takes all of our circumstances together and turns them for good in our lives.

What does it look like to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 18:35-43 and the example of a seeing blind man that pursuing God with all you have takes regular habits of crying in desperation, trusting with confidence, and leading in worship.

What is the impact of following Jesus? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 18:15-34 that following Jesus brings a complete transformation of our thinking. He moves us from an orientation of self-dependence to complete dependence and from idol worshipping to idol forsaking.

What is the posture of those who are justified and redeemed? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 18:9-14 that those who seek to justify themselves only condemn themselves, but sinners who plead for mercy find justification.

What is the Christian's responsibility as we wait for Christ's return? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 18:1-8 that one of the responsibilities that Christian's have is to pray for the kingdom to come. When we ask God to bring the justice of the kingdom our hope in that day is strengthened.

What will the return of Christ be like? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 17:20-37 that the return of Christ will be a time of judgment that demands that we stay ready by following truth, planning ahead, looking above, and keeping alert.

What does genuine faith in Jesus Christ look like? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 17:11-19 that the marks of genuine faith include a recognition both of our need and God's grace to save us. This should well-up in praise within us for God's work in our lives.

What is the relationship of God's triunity and the good news of the gospel? Pastor Nate explains from Romans 1:1-7 that the gospel reminds of the Father's love, the Son's obedience, and the Spirit's power are all essential for our reconciliation with the triune God!

How does the gospel inform our response to a brother or sister who sins? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 17:1-10 that a proper understanding of the gospel will move us to avoid causing each other to sin and to forgive each other when we do sin. These attitudes aren't easy, but are possible in the grace the Christ provides!