Jesus revealed his Divine power to transform the lives of the sick, suffering and separated.

Jesus came to help and heal those who know they are sick, not to honor those who think they are righteous.

Jesus used his Divine authority to compel his followers with compassion, not to condemn them.

In essence, the good news of the kingdom is that the “outsiders” have been sent a Spirit-anointed messenger of God’s grace.

By trusting his Father in the wilderness, Jesus passed the temptation test and demonstrated that he is fully human yet without sin.

You can be certain of this: Jesus is the special one.

It is in God's rescue that we find "God is With Us."

A personal experience with God's merciful rescue causes a joy that expresses itself by a life of worship.

Our salvation comes at the sovereign initiative and kindness of God.

The Gospel of Luke compiles eyewitness accounts that prove that Jesus carries the covenant story of God and Israel to its culmination and announces the good news of God’s kingdom – including the poor and the rich.