In Luke 8:16-21, Jesus challenges hearers to be faithful to fulfill their GOD given identity and purpose.

From Luke 8, Josh challenges the church to be good soil who...hear the Word...hold fast to the Word...and bear fruit by growing and yielding a hundredfold.

Dr. Dennis Eenigenburg teaches from 1 Peter..."not returning evil for evil or insult for insult, but giving a blessing isntead; for you were called for the very purpose that you might inherit a blessing."

Josh shares from Luke 7:18-35...Luke wants the readers to not only see CHRIST as the almighty authority and judge, but the loving GOD that comforts us in our despair.

Josh's series through Luke continues this week...LUKE wanted the readers to not only see CHRIST as the Almighty authority and judge, but the Loving GOD that has come to seek and save that which was lost.

From Luke 7 Josh challenges our view of Jesus.  Do we see Him in all of His GREATNESS and GLORY?  Do we understand our view of GOD impacts our worship and every facet of our lives?  What area of our lives do we not trust in His authority...that He is not powerful enough to act?

Josh continues through Luke 6 - what we SEE in ourselves and others is fruit, what we DO corresponds to what we treasure, what we SAY indicates the excesses in our heart, how we OBEY Jesus uncovers our confession...

Josh teaches through Luke 6 - in following and trusting Jesus, we experience Grace which we can offer to others and enjoy ourselves.

Hans Googer challenges us with the cross-cultural aspect of Vision6:8 by teaching through Psalm 87 - throw open God's gates to the world because the nations find life in Him.

Josh LaRavia shares the role of the campus in Vision6:8 - God's vision to reach the world through LSU by winning and building disciples of Jesus Christ.