Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 13:22-35. In this passage, Jesus speaks about the narrow door of salvation, urging those who long to be saved to strive for deeper discipleship. He paints vivid images of a guarded door and an eternal banquet table, warning that entry into the Kingdom of God requires true commitment, not mere superficial association.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastoral Resident Thomas Paukovitz teaches on Luke 14v7-14. In these parables, Jesus exposes humanity's tendency toward selfishness and self-centeredness. In a world obsessed with status and validation, the Kingdom of God is found through humility—just as Christ humbled himself for us.

In this special Advent homily, Pastor Noah reflects on Matthew 2:1-12. Through this familiar passage, we're reminded that even in our search for a savior, the heart of Christmas reveals that Christ seeks us first and turns our hearts toward the future joy of His promised return.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, elder Jim White teaches on Luke 13v10-21. In this passage, Jesus demonstrates God's kingdom love through healing. We see how Jesus showed God's care for everyone. Likewise, Jim challenges us to consider what might be holding us back from experiencing and sharing God's kingdom love with others.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 13v1-9. In these verses, Jesus highlights the importance of repentance in the Christian life, not as a burdensome demand for salvation, but as a gracious invitation offered through God's love, mercy, and patience.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 12v35-48. In these verses, Jesus instructs His disciples to be ready, stating, "for the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect." What does it mean to be ready? This teaching challenges us to live with a sense of hope, faithfulness, and stewardship.

Continuing our series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Noah teaches on Luke 12v13-34. What holds the highest value in your life right now? In this sermon, Noah explores the ways in which we often mismanage our earthly treasures, highlighting how these actions can obstruct our relationship with our Greatest Treasure, Christ.

This week, we return to the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Kensen from Park Bridgeport teaches on Luke 12v1-12. What does it mean to acknowledge Christ in our daily lives? It means relying completely on Christ for our salvation, trusting that God knows and values us deeply, and sharing the good news with others as the Holy Spirit guides us.

Concluding our series on "Formation: What is Forming You?", Pastor Noah teaches on the relationship between faith and politics. What insights does the Bible offer on political engagement? What influences are shaping our political views? And how does the Gospel call us to participate in the political arena?

Continuing our series on "Formation: What is Forming You?", this week Pastor Noah explores the topic of our work. What does God say about work? Does our work matter to God? And if so, how can we align our professional lives with our spiritual journey?