Join David Holcomb, David Beaty, & Sinclair Seavey, in this week’s Look @ Luke, as they reflect on Jesus calling his first disciples—four of whom were fishermen. They address a viewer question regarding how to test whether or not something needs to be “given up” in order to follow Jesus and more generally what it looks like to “leave everything” in order to follow Jesus. They also discuss the historical and cultural significance of the first-century Palestinian commercial fishing industry and how it impacted the symbolism that emerged out of the early Christian church that can still be seen on automobile bumpers in the twenty-first century!

Join Brett, David, & Emily, in this week’s Look @ Luke, as they reflect on the early days of public ministry for Jesus and the not-so-warm reception he received from his hometown friends and family. And speaking of hometown, the three will discuss the historical details of Nazareth, along with the use of original languages, the role of reading Scripture as worship, and more. 

Join David, David, & Garrett, in this week’s Look @ Luke, as they consider the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness and how they correlate to those in the Garden of Eden. Additionally, a look at the historical importance of Jerusalem, and that daily topic of theological discussion and debate around every dinner table, Peccability vs. Impeccability. 

Pull up a chair and sit for a moment as we grow together in the loving, learning, and living out of God’s Word. 

Natalie Jungles joins pastors David Holcomb and David Beaty this week at the table. Looking into the Gospel According to Luke Chapter 3, they discuss John the Baptist, whether or not baptism is necessary for salvation, and why there are so many rulers named "Herod" in the New Testament. Other interesting questions they consider are, "Why did Jesus need to be baptized?" and, "Who baptized John the Baptist?"