We can't end up neutral after the cross of Christ confronts us. Pastor Rory explains from Luke 23:26-49 that Luke uses the people around the cross to show his expectation that we will respond in faith and repentance when we see the cross rather than in mere tears or scorn.

Jesus Christ stands in stark contrast to the rest of humanity. Pastor Nate explains from Luke 22:66-23:25 that we, like Barabas, are the guilty who get to go free because Jesus, the innocent, was condemned in our place.

When we fail, we might be tempted to give up. Pastor Nate explains from Luke 22:54-65 that even when we fail, God's compassion lasts forever. We ought not think God's love is like ours, that changes when someone lets us down.

It is common for people to fear and dread when we think about trials. This affects even Christians. But Dr. Lee Ormiston explains from Isaiah 43:1-7 how God's sovereignty can help us trust Him even when circumstances aren't what we would expect or want.

When our way in dark, we can struggle with where to turn. Pastor Nate explains from Luke 22:39-53 that Jesus committed Himself to God even in the dark days before His death. As we consider His example, we can trust God confidently when we face darkness ourselves.

What is the right attitude to have as we pursue faithful discipleship? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 22:21-38 that we must resist our hearts' urge toward being served and lording over others. Faithful disciples requires an attitude of service and humility that imitates Christ.

How does Luke want the Jesus's last supper to impact us? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 22:7-20 that Jesus's last supper helps us trust God's plan in the details of our world and our lives as we see the wisdom in His path and His plan for the future, and remember Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

What is God's plan to save people? Missionary Roberto Coelho explains from Acts 16:5-40 that God sends, saves, and knows what is best as He uses His people to share the good news of the gospel. We must be a part of His plan to share this good news.

What was behind Judas's betrayal of Jesus? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 22:1-6 that Judas's betrayal wasn't so much different from our own unfaithfulness when we are lured by the world to follow our own agenda rather than remain true to Christ.

Does the future return of Christ impact our lives today? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 21:5-38 that Christ's return drives us to live faithful lives today because only faithfulness will have us ready to meet Him when He returns.