Pastor Austin continued his series on Luke focusing on Luke 9:59-62. Our measurements and feelings of love cannot contain the love God has for you. And because he loves you this much he refuses to share your love with something else.

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Pastor Austin continues his series on Luke, with a sermon entitled "Who are you?" from Luke 7:36-50. Part of what accounts for the way we see the same Jesus in such different ways begins with another question, “Who do you say you are?

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Pastor Austin continues his series on Luke. He preached from Luke 7:1-10, the story of the centurion Spiritual entitlement leads us to acting like bouncers in a club. Spiritually entitled people will think life with God is their club and will see it as they’re job to decide who gets in and who gets out.

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This week guest Pastor Jim Goldschmeding continues the series on Luke focusing on Luke 5:27-32. If you used to and, in despair, gave up, by all means get back at it confident our God is in the business of changing lives.

Pastor Austin starts a new series entitled Luke: Jesus for Everyone. Jesus was confident in Peter and the disciples not because of what was in them or what they could do, but because he knew what was in himself and what he could do with a person who is open to his teaching.

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This week in Pastor Austin's sermon "Empathy" he focused on John 11, the story of Lazarus death. Jesus lived in fallen, cracked, broken world where disease, death, tragedy, and heartache were just a part of life. In his humanity, your Savior feels disturbing human emotions deep in his soul. He feels the weight of the grief his friends feel, even as he knows he can do something about it.

Pastor Austin continues his series on "The Emotions of God" with "Love". You can’t hate a person and also say you share in the love of God because, as we’ve seen, God’s greatest love is people. And you can’t hate that which God loves and think you’re good with God. Every person is a person Jesus died for. So love one another as Jesus has loved you.

Guest Pastor Leonard McElveen from Mel Trotter Ministries continues the series on "The Emotions of God" with mercy. 

Pastor Austin starts his new series "The Emotions of God" focusing on anger this morning. Rambo Jesus would never have let the soldiers put him on the cross. Weak Jesus wouldn’t have been enough of a threat to evil to be condemned to the cross. 

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