In Luke 17:11-19, Jesus acts on the behalf of some unlikely people... lepers. In this story, he heals ten lepers, but only one of them shows gratitude for the amazing gift that he's been given. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks tells us about how our gratitude to God for the gifts he's given us matters greatly.

On Father's Day, Resident Church Planter Anthony Burton continues in our series "A Jesus for Everyone: The Gospel of Luke," with a message about what faith really looks like. Do we have faith so that God will give us health and wealth (spoiler alert: no)? So what is it for? Jesus has a lot to say about it in Luke 17. (Editorial note: this sermon begins with audio of questionable teachings from various preachers)

"What happens when I die?" Everyone wants to know the answer to this question. "When I close my eyes in death, where will I be when I open them again?" Jesus had something to say about this in Luke 16. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks takes a look at the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man.

Guest Speaker Scott Sparks takes us through Colossians 2 and shows us how to find our identity in Christ.

In the middle of his teachings on money, Jesus drops a bomb about divorce! Why is this so important? Why does Jesus say it at this point? And what does it mean for those of us who are considering divorce or have been divorced? Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks continues in our series "A Jesus for Everyone: The Gospel of Luke."

This week, as we continue our series "A Jesus for Everyone," we tackle the parable of the dishonest manager in Luke 16. Throughout the Bible, Jesus talks more about personal finance than he does about prayer or faith, and this parable covers the importance of being wise with how we handle our money. While some Christians make money their god, an equal number don't acknowledge the importance of money. Jesus tells us how we can use our money to impact his kingdom in amazing ways. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks explains.

On this very special Mother's Day, we talk to members of our congregation about the intersection between mothering and faith. What does it mean to live your faith in the context of being a mom?

We finish up our FOUND mini-series this week with a last look at the story of the prodigal son. Everyone tends to focus on the younger son, the one that wasted his father's money. But what about the older son? You know, the one that you probably identify with? That son was just as bad as his younger brother... Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks explains how the Father's love can cover the sins of both sons.

We continue in our "Found: The Joy of Redeeming What Was Lost" mini-series this week, looking at what is perhaps the most famous story in the entire Bible - the parable of the prodigal son. Have we been reading this wrong? Maybe it's not about the son at all... maybe it's about a prodigal God.

We kick off our Found mini-series this week with a look at Luke 15:1-10. As Jesus tells the stories of the lost sheep and the lost coin, we get a look at how he feels about redeeming his lost children. What does that mean for you? Are you in a place where repentance is what you need? Jesus wants to celebrate you coming home to him!