Jesus’ heart is for us! He endured the cross because of His confidence in the Heavenly Father’s plan and because of His great compassion for us. Don Pearson continues our series in Luke with a story of an encounter Jesus had with a Pharisee, and encourages us to follow Jesus’ example as we live on mission for Him.

The topic of Hell is neither popular nor comfortable. As Don Pearson continues our series in Luke he helps us discover how even something so challenging points to the love and open arms of Jesus.

What do a seed, yeast, a viral video, or a small fire all have in common with the gospel? Don Pearson looks at two parables in our next section of Luke and encourages us to be diligent in spreading the gospel. Our work is not in vain.

Have you ever had to make a choice to do what was right, instead of what was expected? Don Pearson opens the next section in our Luke series and shares a story where Jesus had to make that exact choice in the midst of controversy.

The new year is the perfect time for a fresh start. It is good to reflect on the past while we project toward the future. Don Denyes invites us to consider Paul’s perspective in Philippians 3 as we set goals for 2025.

Have you ever been surprised and wished you knew what was coming, so you could have been better prepared? Steve High continues our series in Luke and reminds us that we alredy know how the story ends. While we wait for Jesus’ return, we have work to do!

O come, let us adore Him! Christmas is the most wonderful time of year, yet can be difficult for so many who are hurting. Don Pearson shares the HOPE we have in knowing that Jesus, our Emmanuel, is both with us and for us! Invite a friend and come lift your candle high, as we sing, dance, and worship Jesus Christ our Lord!

What keeps you up at night? Are you worried about your future, your kids’ future, or maybe the state of the world? Trent Heaton jumps back into our Luke Storytellers Series and helps us trade our worldly perspective for a heavenly one.

The holidays are are good time to slow down and reflect on God’s provision. Sounds good, right? Yet, if we were honest, how often do we believe that what we have or have accomplished, is because of OUR hard work? Are we storing up treasures here instead of focusing on God’s Kingdom? Don Pearson look at a parable in Luke to help us keep the right perspective.

Prayer can be confusing. How do we know if we are praying for the right things? Do we pray too often or not enough? Are our prayers aligned with God’s will? As Don Pearson continues our Storyteller series, they’ll dig deeper in Luke to help us understand more about coming to God with our hearts.