What is true authority? Who holds it? How can we identify it? In Luke 20, Jesus addresses true authority after being questioned by the chief priest, scribes, and elders.

Jesus is welcomed into Jerusalem by the crowds and weeps over the city while foretelling its destruction. Later, He cleanses the temple of money-changers before teaching to the masses.

Jesus is full of grace and truth. The grace in Luke 19:11-27 is a necessary warning to those in rebellion to God.

Many things could be said about Zaccheus. He was a small man, rich, and hated for his job as a tax collector. But Jesus looked at Zacchues’ heart and revealed his true identity.

What seems impossible to us is possible with God. After Peter questions Jesus about what seems impossible, Jesus gives a few lessons on the future and the kingdom.

In Luke 18 the rich, young ruler asked the billion-dollar question but he wasn’t ready for the answer Jesus gave.

The Advent of Love! God so loved the world He gave…the only thing that cost Him; the life of His Son.

The Lord’s gift and work in us through His great deliverance are Joy! They are always connected.

This week’s theme is preparing for Christ’s coming. Who does the preparing? Looking at Moses and his journey, we see that God does the preparing.

Hope is our topic for the first week of Advent. Acts and Hebrews gives us insight into the Hope of Israel and how God instilled it in a man named Moses.