In Luke 13:31-35, Jesus uses an interesting image to describe his desire for Jerusalem -- a hen!

Jesus is test or tempted in the wilderness by the devil. What's the difference between a test and a temptation?

Luke 9:26-38 tells the story of when Jesus' transfiguration when he went up a mountain to pray. He physical appearance changed as God's light beamed through him.

Jesus continues the Sermon on the Plain to "you who are listening." It's hard to listen when we're told to "love our enemies," but this challenging teaching is the foundation of Christ's love.

Jesus joins the disciples on a level place and "levels with them" about the life-changing work they are called to do.

When Jesus needs assistance to accommodate a larger crowd at the shore, he sees two boats that can be used for his ministry. What do you have that Jesus can use?

We hear the rest of the story this week about what happened after Jesus reads scripture in his hometown synagogue. The people go from having their eyes fixed on Jesus to running him to the edge of a cliff after hearing the truth of Jesus' good news.

When Jesus read scripture, the "eyes of all in the synagogue were fixed on him" (John 4:20). Are our eyes fixed on Jesus when we read scripture?

In Jesus' first miracle, he turns water into wine. The NRSV Bible says "the water had become wine." In this episode, Pastor Kristie explores the process of becoming who God wants us to be. Who are you becoming?

John the Baptist teaches that he will baptize with water, but Jesus will baptize with fire, an unquenchable fire.