Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || John baptized with water, which has no transforming power on us. But his baptism was a means to prepare us for the One who baptizes with the Spirit and fire. And it's only through Christ's baptism that we can be cleansed and transformed.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || John baptized with water, which has no transforming power on us. But his baptism was a means to prepare us for the One who baptizes with the Spirit and fire. And it's only through Christ's baptism that we can be cleansed and transformed.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Imagine you could go back to the days of Jesus and really investigate the stories you have heard all your life. You would probably consult with eyewitnesses, study whatever manuscripts you could find, and then compile your own account based on your research. Did you know this is exactly what Luke did when he wrote his gospel (Luke 1:1-4)? That is one of the many reasons why this Gospel is so valuable to us today! In this Stories series, in which we resume the study of Luke, we will look at the stories of the life and ministry of Jesus through the lens of Luke's Gospel, enjoying the fruit of his faithful research passed down through the ages.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Imagine you could go back to the days of Jesus and really investigate the stories you have heard all your life. You would probably consult with eyewitnesses, study whatever manuscripts you could find, and then compile your own account based on your research. Did you know this is exactly what Luke did when he wrote his gospel (Luke 1:1-4)? That is one of the many reasons why this Gospel is so valuable to us today! In this Stories series, in which we resume the study of Luke, we will look at the stories of the life and ministry of Jesus through the lens of Luke's Gospel, enjoying the fruit of his faithful research passed down through the ages.

Stories (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Imagine you could go back to the days of Jesus and really investigate the stories you have heard all your life. You would probably consult with eyewitnesses, study whatever manuscripts you could find, and then compile your own account based on your research. Did you know this is exactly what Luke did when he wrote his gospel (Luke 1:1-4)? That is one of the many reasons why this Gospel is so valuable to us today! In this Stories series, in which we resume the study of Luke, we will look at the stories of the life and ministry of Jesus through the lens of Luke's Gospel, enjoying the fruit of his faithful research passed down through the ages.

With the New Year comes the renewed desire for change and improvement, including our walk with God. As we look to the book of Haggai we are reminded how distractions, disappointment, and delays can hinder spiritual discipline.

With the New Year comes the renewed desire for change and improvement, including our walk with God. As we look to the book of Haggai we are reminded how distractions, disappointment, and delays can hinder spiritual discipline.

With the New Year comes the renewed desire for change and improvement, including our walk with God. As we look to the book of Haggai we are reminded how distractions, disappointment, and delays can hinder spiritual discipline.

Looking at I Timothy 6 is both convicting and encouraging. We are reminded that we must be making Christ our supreme satisfaction and nothing else! Such a good and timely reminder as we begin the New Year and set goals and resolutions for 2017.

Looking at I Timothy 6 is both convicting and encouraging. We are reminded that we must be making Christ our supreme satisfaction and nothing else! Such a good and timely reminder as we begin the New Year and set goals and resolutions for 2017.