Passage: Luke 15:11-32In this, one of the best known stories in all the world, we'll consider some valuable lessons about the Prodigal's older brother, the Father, and the Third Son.

Passage: Luke 15:11-32In this, one of the best known stories in all the world, we'll consider some valuable lessons about our personal connection to the Prodigal, and how to return to our gracious Father.

Luke 15:1-10In this passage Jesus gives us two very different stories that have the same themes: Jesus came to seek the lost because He values us, and when we respond to Him with repentance, God rejoices!

Luke 14:25-35Salvation costs you nothing but discipleship will cost you everything!

Scripture: Luke 14:12-24In this sermon, which covers the Parable of the Great Banquet, we'll examine the following: 1) Heaven is like a great party with a generous host, 2) Beware of lame excuses, and 3) Don't presume, but fully commit!

Passage: Luke 14:7-11In this parable Jesus discusses the concepts of humility verses humiliation, the problem of pride, and the path to honor.

Scripture: Luke 14:1-6Topic: Whereas the religious leaders of Jesus' day were dontinually seeking to argue and oppose him, he was aggressively seeking and helping those who were lost and in need. The attitude of the religious leaders reflected hard and sinful hearts, but Jesus' attitude and actions reflected the heart and character of God.

Scripture: Luke 13:22-35Jesus compares salvation to a narrow door that is only open for a limited time and something we need to strive to enter.

With the story of another Sabbath day healing and two parables, we get several illustrations of what Jesus' Kingdom looks like.

Scripture: Luke 13:6-9The Big Idea: Fruitfulness matters to God!In this sermon we explore the problem of spiritual fruitlessness, why fruitfulness should be a matter of urgency, and practical ways to increase our fruitfulness.