Luke 5:1-11

In our new series, we will be looking at various interactions between Jesus and his followers to see how they inform us in carrying out Jesus' mission in our context. This week, we begin with Peter, a fisherman, that becomes qualified simple by the fact that he was called by Jesus to do the unthinkable.

Luke 15:1-10

The Parables of the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin show us the heart of God--that He rejoices when the lost are found!

Luke 10:25-37

Jesus flips the question of 'Who is my Neighbor?' to 'Who was a neighbor?' Why does he change the question?

As Jesus tells and explains the parable of the sower he invites us to consider how we are listening to him. How do we know if we are listening well?

Amos 5:4-17

Amos speaks strongly against the injustice he sees in the world and reminds us that this is not God's desire. God desires justice, repentance, and mercy from His people.

Habakkuk 1:12-2:1

On a Sunday when the church prepares to baptize 5 candidates, yet in the wake of innumerable hardships and mass shootings in our nation, Habakkuk teaches us how to rightly respond when the world doesn't make sense and where to find hope.

Hosea 11:1-11

For God, justice and mercy are not opposites. Both are integral to who He is.

Our final week in our series on Gideon in Judges shows us the places where Gideon gets it right, and where He falls short.

Judges 6:17-40

"Obedience is the lab of faith. It's where the theory of faith is tested and solidified."

Judges 6:1-16

When God sends us to do something, the answer to all our objections is God's very self.