Noah Fensome joined us all the way from Amsterdam to finish our Luke series talking about Jesus' call for his followers to take the life-changing message of the Gospel into every corner of the world.

We are all on a journey. This is the path of life, but no matter where you are, know that Jesus is walking with you, and He invites you to talk with Him, ask your questions, share your doubts, and let Him know your frustrations.

Facing opposition in the form of the temptation of selfish ambition, the dangers of Satan's aggression, and the challenge of worldly antagonism, followers of Jesus can trust in Jesus as our Servant King, our Advocate, and our Saviour.

Jesus tells his followers that the temple in Jerusalem will be destroyed. He lovingly prepares them to face that horrific moment in history. As we see the destruction of the temple- we see the new house, the new building, the new temple that God was building. The people of God- the church- would become a temple of living stones filled with the very Presence of God.

Ron Davis brings us practical tools to get inspired & organized with our finances, walking us through 6 principles of stewardship.

Every day we get a myriad of messages about money: all the way from financial professionals to commercial advertisers to Facebook friends. But what does God have to say about money? It just may surprise us how much the Bible has to say about money. One such passage is the parable we are looking at today from Luke 19.

In these 2 stories from Luke 18, Jesus predicts his death again to his disciples, though they dont understand him. On his way to Jerusalem to fulfill Gods plan of salvation, he encounters a blind beggar and restores his sight. As his disciples, we too are called to place our faith in Jesus and receive the healing, salvation and spiritual sight only God can work in our lives.