Jeff preaches from Luke 13:22-35 and shares that Jesus' narrow way is much narrower, yet much broader than we normally think. The bigger question is "are we on it?"

Dave Farris preaches from Luke 13, where Jesus heals a lady on the Sabbath and confronts those who think that it is wrong.

Dave Farris teaches out of Luke 13 about how it is our nature to try and point out the sin in others lives, to try and diminish the look of ours.

In a penetrating passage conversation, Jesus urges those who would be followers of Him to demonstrate their authenticity by living lives of service and love - even in His absence. Will we be ready when He returns?

Of all the sins described in the Bible, perhaps the sin of greed is the one least confessed and acknowledged by Christians. Why is that? In this message, we confront our attitudes toward our possessions in Luke 12:21-34.

In this study of Luke 12.1-21, Jesus has strong words for hypocrites, the fearful, worriers and the materialistic. How we apply His words can free us from all these things and lead us to a lifestyle of joyful generosity.

The Jews of the 1st century demanded a sign from Jesus, and in this passage, Jesus exposes their shallow thinking as well as their external religiosity. How can we avoid the same mindset of faithlessness?

VT Baptist Collegiate Ministry director Darrell Cook preaches from Luke 11:14-28. Crowds accuse Jesus of using the power of the devil to accomplish the works He's done. Jesus refutes them in a response about three houses. How do we hinder or advance the work of God in our life?

Jesus' disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray. Listen to this message about a familiar prayer that may just change your prayer life and perspective on our Father forever.

The seemingly benign moral lesson of the parable of the Good Samaritan is much harder to apply to our lives than what we think. This sermon examines the need for balance between devotion and service.