This week, Jim White, one of our elders, teaches on Luke 22v47-62 and walks through the betrayal of Judas and denial of Peter. Ultimately to show us that even whenever we fail Jesus, He can never fail us.

This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 22v39-46 and how Jesus prayed earnestly during his most difficult moments. In Jesus' weakest moment, he teaches us how we are to pray intentionally, with rawness, and submitting our will ultimately to our Father's.

What is True Greatness? This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 22v24-34 and how Jesus points to what True Greatness looks like in His Kingdom. How true greatness is found more in our service, our eternal perspective, and our commitment to repentence.

This week, Pastor Kensen (from Park Bridgeport) teaches on Luke 22v1-23 and the last moments Jesus has with his disciples. In his last moments, Jesus chooses to be remembered by a meal and we get to see how that meal still speaks to us today.

What does it mean to wait faithfully? This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 21v5 - 38 and how Jesus doesn't necessarily answer when the end of time will come, but answers HOW we as his followers are to wait amidst times of hardship, persecution, and until he comes to renew all things.

Thomas Paukovitz, Pastoral Resident at South Loop, opens up on what it means to Always be rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks, all stemming from the eternal joy we have in Jesus Christ and as we enter into the summer months.

What does Jesus Truly Notice? This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 20v45 - 21v5 and how Jesus compares the scribes and a poor widow. Ultimately, to show us how dangerous it is to seek the success of the scribes while forgetting the humble things God has called us to.

What is the greater matter in your life? This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 20v19-44 and how Jesus desires us to consider the greater matters in our lives versus many of the lesser matters we can tend to prioritize. He walks through how Jesus engages with the religious and political leaders who try to trap him with irrelevant matters a while Jesus wants to see what truly matters.

What does it truly mean to build on the solid foundation of Christ? This week, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 20v1-18. We are reminded that Christ is our cornerstone, the true rock on which to build our lives. Yet, too often we rely on our own strength and authority, but Jesus calls us to recognize His rightful place.

This week, we return to the Gospel of Luke. In this sermon, Pastor Noah asks, “What broken expectations are you wrestling with today?” Focusing on Luke 24:13–35—the story of Jesus on the road to Emmaus—we learn that the risen Jesus listens to our sorrows, speaks to us through His Word, and meets us at His table.