The Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke
contain overlapping information. For this reason, they are called
the “Synoptic Gospels” (meaning “seeing together,” or a common
view). Mark’s account of Jesus’ call of his disciples adds
additional insights not found in Luke. Therefore, we will consider
the two accounts together.

The Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke contain overlapping information. For this reason, they are called the “Synoptic Gospels” (meaning “seeing together,” or a common view). Mark’s account of Jesus’ call of his disciples adds additional insights not found in Luke. Therefore, we will consider the two accounts together.

Luke 6:12–16, 12 Ordinary Men Called to Extraordinary Service

Biblical preaching is the center-piece of corporate worship.  We believe that expository preaching best serves God’s purposes and his people.  Typically, we work section by section through large portions of Scripture, usually complete books of the Bible.

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Biblical preaching is the center-piece of corporate worship. We believe that expository preaching best serves God’s purposes and his people. Typically, we work section by section through large portions of Scripture, usually complete books of the Bible.

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Luke 6:12–16, 12 Ordinary Men Called to Extraordinary Service

Luke 6:12–16, 12 Ordinary Men Called to Extraordinary Service