The city is rejoicing and erupting in vibrant celebration as Jesus enters into the city. However, Jesus is not celebrating, He is weeping. He sees past the veneer of empty praise and get's to the heart of the problem.

Jesus has set His eyes on Jerusalem to prepare for the crucifixion. On His way there, he meets three individuals where grace came knocking. Today is the day of salvation. Jesus came to seek and to save the lost.

What does the blessed life look like? Well, according to Jesus, it isn't what you think it is. In His famous sermon on the mount, Jesus shares the ways of the paradoxical kingdom of heaven with His disciples. May we find ourselves empty, hungry, weeping, and rejected.

Can you see the gospel in a genealogy? Yes. In Jesus' genealogy, we see God's plan of redemption remains through the generations. In this message we see four impactful truths from Jesus' family tree.

In this exposition from Luke 5, we see Jesus calling Levi the tax collector to follow him. This is the beauty of the gospel. Jesus comes to where we are and leads us to an abundant life. He came to call the sick soul to repentance.

It's always a good thing to get back to the basics! Well, this week Pastor Scott takes us through the basics of baptism out of Luke 3 where we see, clearly, the truths around baptism.

Jesus is rejected in His hometown because His message of good news to the poor, release to the captive, sight to the blind, and freedom for the oppressed fell on spiritually deaf ears. Jesus' gospel is only good to those who need it badly.

John the Baptist is the hinge between two covenants. A wild man in the wilderness preaching a new message. He is the one that the prophets spoke of. The one preparing the way of the Lord.

Jesus was fully aware of the conflict that lay ahead of him. He was full of the Spirit and led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan but he didn't go unprepared. In this teaching, may we be encouraged and reminded that we must be prepared for the fiery darts of the enemy.

If there was ever a ministry to emulate it would be John the Baptist's. His mindset was simple and effective: Prepare the way and then get out of the way. It's all about Jesus being at the center.