In the Gospel according to Luke, we’re shown how Jesus, the man filled with God’s Spirit is the Way. In this fourth section of our series on this Gospel, we see him as the King who reorders our loves, heals our hearts, and sends us into the world as a countercultural people of resurrection hope.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

The resurrection of Jesus changes everything about humanity's past, present and future. For thousands of years the Church has commemorated this miraculous event as the central theme of our faith and faith practice. We are resurrection people, and we want to join the Global Church in celebration of the hope that is ours since Jesus walked out of the grave. This year we will host ONE Resurrection Sunday gathering on April 5th at 10am.

Palm Sunday begins Holy week and is marked by Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. This is the beginning to a full week of traditions that Christians have practiced and observed throughout Church History. We will host one gathering on March 29th at our normal time at 10:00 am for Palm Sunday.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

The book of Acts is the narrative of the work of the Spirit among the first century believers when the Kingdom of God expanded from one ethnic group to many. This moment in Church History established the pattern for how God equips and empowers His people to be His witnesses in such a way that engages the culture for its redemption and restoration. 

The book of Acts is the narrative of the work of the Spirit among the first century believers when the Kingdom of God expanded from one ethnic group to many. This moment in Church History established the pattern for how God equips and empowers His people to be His witnesses in such a way that engages the culture for its redemption and restoration. 

The book of Acts is the narrative of the work of the Spirit among the first century believers when the Kingdom of God expanded from one ethnic group to many. This moment in Church History established the pattern for how God equips and empowers His people to be His witnesses in such a way that engages the culture for its redemption and restoration.