Don't interpret God's silence as Him being absent, apathetic, or angry. This is the story of John the Baptist doubting that Jesus was Who He said He was.

Text: Matthew 4:12-13, 11:1-6

Speaker: Aaron Patton

No one expected Jesus to conquer death, and if He did, we need to consider that He is Who He says He is. According to Luke, Jesus is the King who came, not to get what He wanted, but to give what we needed!  

Text: Luke 24:1-12, 37-48

Speaker: Aaron Patton

The end of the story explains why the rest of the story of the life of Jesus needed to be written down. It also explains what Christ came to accomplish. Which kind of follower are you?

Text: Luke 9:21-25; 23:33-37, 39, 44-49

Speaker: Aaron Patton

Being right doesn’t give us the right to be self righteous.

Text: Luke 15

Speaker: Aaron Patton

Love for God is demonstrated by love for others.  If love for others isn’t clearly evident - what does that mean?  

Text: Luke 10:25-37

Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Jesus didn’t invite people into a religion. He invited them to obedience. Whatever your next step is take it. You don’t know what hangs in the balance.

Text: Luke 4:14-15, 38-40, 42-44; 1 Peter 2:23-24

Speaker: Aaron Patton

Before we dig into the life and teaching of Jesus, it’s important to understand what Christianity is really all about. Did Jesus come to provide something for us? Yes! But, what if we’re not supposed to be consumers, but in fact, contributors?!

Text: Luke 3:1-20

Speaker: Aaron Patton

When Luke was writing, he wasn’t writing the Bible, he was giving eyewitness testimony. The question is…was it reliable?

Text: Luke 1:1-4

Speaker: Aaron Patton 

Reaching into new neighborhoods, cities and regions with the good news is something that must be a priority. It can’t wait.  

Text: Romans 15:20-22

Speaker: Aaron Patton

God is writing a bigger story than we can see. Even when evil seems to win, God’s power turns the impossible around for His people and His purposes.

Text: Esther 7-10

Speaker: Aaron Patton