The Glessner's update us on their mission work in Puebla, Mexico.

While Jesus models true greatness, the disciples argue over fake greatness. Boldness and greatness don’t usually go together, but Peter tries to make it work.

While Jesus models true greatness, the disciples argue over fake greatness. Boldness and greatness don’t usually go together, but Peter tries to make it work.

The Passover celebration was close at hand, Jesus wanted to remember it with His disciples. As He does so, He installs a new meaning to part of it that we remember today as the Lord’s Supper or Communion

The Passover celebration was close at hand, Jesus wanted to remember it with His disciples. As He does so, He installs a new meaning to part of it that we remember today as the Lord’s Supper or Communion

During the passion week, Jesus taught in the temple daily. Luke gives us an overview of some of these teaching moments. The never-ending question about the kingdom and the grandeur of the Temple combine to compel some practical teaching about what to do when the world hates you.

During the passion week, Jesus taught in the temple daily. Luke gives us an overview of some of these teaching moments. The never-ending question about the kingdom and the grandeur of the Temple combine to compel some practical teaching about what to do when the world hates you.

During the passion week, Jesus taught in the temple daily. Luke gives us an overview of some of these teaching moments. The never-ending question about the kingdom and the grandeur of the Temple combine to compel some practical teaching about what to do when the world hates you.

What role do we play in society? Sometimes we may feel pressured to conform to certain expectations, is this wrong? What does God expect from us and how do we fit in? 2 very opposite groups are presented here, the societal haves and the have nots.

What role do we play in society? Sometimes we may feel pressured to conform to certain expectations, is this wrong? What does God expect from us and how do we fit in? 2 very opposite groups are presented here, the societal haves and the have nots.