Our relationship with God, The Father gives us good reason to celebrate. However; so often we find ourselves chasing the hallow shell of rebellious gratification. This week we will examine God's view of a worthy party and better yet what a healthy relationship with God looks like.

Family Gathering Sermon, a study on Luke Chapter 14.

Jesus talks about cutting down a tree. No joke! The study of the Parable of the Barren Fig tree in Luke 13.

Jesus gives strong warning about how money and possessions can pull us away from God. Not only does he explain the troubles we experience in life due to money (anxiety, greed, broken relatinships, etc) but he also emphasizes the eternal consequences of getting this wrong.

HE IS RISEN! Scream, Shout and Sing it at the top of your lungs. This Sunday will be a day of celebration as God's people come together to remember that our Savior is alive. Invite a friend and join us as we dive into God's word and remember the HOPE we have in Christ Jesus.

The battle lines have been drawn. On one side stands Satan and his legions. On the other Jesus the Messiah. This Sunday we looked at this epic battle in Luke 11 and discuss who's side are you own.

In chapter 10, Luke continues with his description of a true disciple of Jesus. An event in the life of Martha and Mary demonstrates the perils of the pull of the "tyranny of the urgent" and the costly distraction of misplaced priorities. Jesus emphasizes the essential priority of choosing to order our life affairs properly around regularly connecting with him and his teaching.

This week Josh walked us through Luke chapter 9 where Jesus describes the cost of discipleship and what it is like to take up your cross and follow Him daily.

What if you could know the secrets of the Kingdom of God? This week Jesus reveals them to us, and you may be a bit surprised at his revelation. Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear.