In a follow-up to our Luke Storytellers Series, Brett will guide us through telling the story ourselves. We will examine Matthew 28:18-20 and Colossians 4:4-6, where we will learn about praying, acting, and speaking the story of Jesus in today’s world.

Sin has a way of holding us down and keeping us from receiving the grace of Jesus. Brett Bellamy continues our Storytellers series with another of Jesus’ encounters in Luke, that reminds us of Jesus’ mission to seek and save the lost, even those the world deems unworthy.

Helen Keller once said, “Better to be blind and see with your heart than to have two good eyes and see nothing.” Brett Bellamy looks at another of Jesus’ interactions with a crowd in Luke to remind us to have a heart that seeks Him. He cares and has the power to transform our lives!

Have you ever gone grocery shopping and decided you didn’t need a cart? Then remembered the most important thing that wasn’t on your list? It’s hard to pick something up when your arms are already full. Brett Bellamy looks at two encounters in our Storytellers series that contrast the ways people approach Christ and encourages us to lay down lesser things to receive what Jesus has for us.

Most days do you feel like you can tackle life on your own, or do you regularly hit your knees in prayer? Trent Heaton looks at another parable in Luke that contrasts two people’s prayers, as he invites us to see our desperate need for the Savior.

What prayers have you stopped praying? Are there things you’ve brought to God for years that you feel like He still hasn’t answered; or maybe He hasn’t answered the way you had hoped He would? Brett Bellamy continues our Storytellers series in Luke with a parable that encourages us to not lose heart as we bring our heart’s desires to the Lord in prayer.

Do you find yourself asking God more often for what you want, or thanking Him for what He has already given you? Brett Bellamy jumps back into our Storytellers series in Luke with a story that highlights a characteristic that should mark our lives.

As our culture continues to become more and more socially isolated, the biblical model of community seems more and more foreign. Brett Bellamy continues our Storytellers series with three of Jesus’ teachings that invite us to pay attention to ourselves so we can better serve and love others.

We have new life found in the resurrection of Christ, but how does that work itself out in our lives today? In our last week of The Greatest Story series, Brett Bellamy looks at the general plan and prescription from Jesus in Luke 24 and then dials in on Peter’s specific journey with denial and restoration, using John 21.

Have you ever heard a story too good to be true, then found out that it WAS true? This Easter Brett Bellamy shares the best part of The Greatest Story. What seemed like nonsense to a band of discouraged disciples, set the world on fire with the hope of the resurrection!