Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || We are reminded in Luke 12 that being preoccupied with popularity, protection, and provisions will lead to distraction. It is better to be known by God than known by man, God knows our needs and will provide for us, and God will fight for us. He will take care of His children. Therefore, cast those burdens on the Lord so that you aren't distracted from the call to be ready for our Lord's return!

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Jesus said 'you're either with me or against me'. There's no neutrality when it comes to Christ. There's no just sitting on the sideline waiting to see. You believe He either was raised from the dead or He wasn't, He is the Son of God or He's not. Who do you say He is?

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Jesus said 'you're either with me or against me'. There's no neutrality when it comes to Christ. There's no just sitting on the sideline waiting to see. You believe He either was raised from the dead or He wasn't, He is the Son of God or He's not. Who do you say He is?

Elders Commissioning 2017 || A look at 1 Peter 5:1-5 and what a biblical example of an elder is.

Elders Commissioning 2017 || A look at 1 Peter 5:1-5 and what a biblical example of an elder is.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Our love for others must be rooted in our love for God. And our love for God must be rooted in understanding His love for us.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Our love for others must be rooted in our love for God. And our love for God must be rooted in understanding His love for us.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In the first half of Luke 10 we are reminded that God invites imperfect people to be a part of His mission, and what a privilege that is!

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In the first half of Luke 10 we are reminded that God invites imperfect people to be a part of His mission, and what a privilege that is!

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || We see in the Transfiguration, after the smoke subsides, Moses and Elijah are gone and only Jesus remains. It reminds us that all attention and focus must be placed solely on Jesus. And yet we see throughout Luke 9 that many, including the 12, see but don't perceive the Father's will. May God open the eyes of our hearts so that we may perceive who Jesus is and fully understand how desperately we need Him.