Often Jesus would be tempted by the pharisees with difficult questions concerning their culture or the legal system. The question they propose in this passage is one that is still asked today....Is divorce allowable? This is an important question for us to ask because our marriages stand as a beautiful picture of Christ and the church. Often the world views Christianity in light of how their Christian neighbors live their everyday life. Jesus answers their question very clearly. He is not ambiguous on the matter. His words help us understand how God view marriage and divorce.

Often Jesus would be tempted by the pharisees with difficult questions concerning their culture or the legal system. The question they propose in this passage is one that is still asked today....Is divorce allowable? This is an important question for us to ask because our marriages stand as a beautiful picture of Christ and the church. Often the world views Christianity in light of how their Christian neighbors live their everyday life. Jesus answers their question very clearly. He is not ambiguous on the matter. His words help us understand how God view marriage and divorce.

A dependence on God doesn't guarantee that life will be free from difficulty and trial, but a firm trust in his goodness will help calm the fears that come as we walk through that trial. In our passage (Luke 12), Jesus is helping the disciples see that their faith and hope should rest in the all-sufficient supply of our Heavenly Father to meet our needs.

A dependence on God doesn't guarantee that life will be free from difficulty and trial, but a firm trust in his goodness will help calm the fears that come as we walk through that trial. In our passage (Luke 12), Jesus is helping the disciples see that their faith and hope should rest in the all-sufficient supply of our Heavenly Father to meet our needs.

True discipleship demands radical holiness. Jesus uses the illustration of radical removal of a hand and foot to demonstrate that sin is serious....much more serious than we treat it in our lives. When we have lives littered with sin, our salt becomes weak and we lose influence in our culture. True discipleship demands radical holiness!

True discipleship demands radical holiness. Jesus uses the illustration of radical removal of a hand and foot to demonstrate that sin is serious....much more serious than we treat it in our lives. When we have lives littered with sin, our salt becomes weak and we lose influence in our culture. True discipleship demands radical holiness!

Anxiety, worry, and fear...these three are at the forefront of the disciples minds in Luke 12. The call to be a disciple of Christ is a call to live without fear and anxiety. How can that happen? Listen in as we discuss three ways (in part one) that anxiety and fear can creep in our lives.

Anxiety, worry, and fear...these three are at the forefront of the disciples minds in Luke 12. The call to be a disciple of Christ is a call to live without fear and anxiety. How can that happen? Listen in as we discuss three ways (in part one) that anxiety and fear can creep in our lives.

As Jesus and the disciples walked along the way toward Galilee, there was a constant rumbling from the back of the group. What was all the discussion about? They were still arguing as to who would be the greatest in the kingdom! Jesus pulls them aside and reveals a shocking yet revolutionary truth that should guide us as we serve others...God is pleased with those that are last in line because they are serving others. To be first you must be last!

As Jesus and the disciples walked along the way toward Galilee, there was a constant rumbling from the back of the group. What was all the discussion about? They were still arguing as to who would be the greatest in the kingdom! Jesus pulls them aside and reveals a shocking yet revolutionary truth that should guide us as we serve others...God is pleased with those that are last in line because they are serving others. To be first you must be last!