Jesus creates controversy on a Sabbath to encourage his followers to share God's priorities.

Jesus uses a moment of crisis to draw out a great example of faith and exemplify his heart for all people.

Jesus teaches Peter he can trust Jesus with all of his life, and when he does, he will never be the same. 

The Gospel of Luke shows us how to build a resumé that will impress even God.

Jesus encourages the importance of growing faith through the healing of two daughters. 

Jesus affirms his identity as the Messiah and his authority over the enemy while inviting his listeners to respond to the Holy Spirit’s testimony.

When faith leads to bold actions necessary to be before Jesus, Jesus goes further than only physical healing by offering proof that he is God.

Through a bold example of mercy and a clear testimony of his desire to heal, Jesus provides proof that he is the Messiah.

Following his expression of a mother-like heart toward the Thessalonians, Paul highlights his role as a father figure to them, thus encouraging us to embrace both of these aspects of imaging God to one another in the Church.

Clearly, faith is the message of this story. When we respond to the storms of life with a “right-sized” faith, we have nothing to fear.