Passage: Luke 11:27-32In this passage Jesus invites us to get on the path to blessedness by contrasting those of his generation with those of Jonah and the Queen of Sheba.

Passage: Luke 11:14-28In this story Jesus contrasts two Kings, two Kingdoms, two Armies and two Choices. There are only two sides in this ultimate conflict, and everyone is either for Jesus, or against Him; there is no third option.

Passage: Matthew 2:1-11When the Magi from the east finally found Jesus, they dropped to their knees and worshiped Him. In this sermon we'll take a closer look at the topic of kneeling before Jesus in the Gospels and consider how this spiritual discipline relates to us today.

Passage: Luke 10:38-42Topic: This story contrasts the activities and attitudes of two sisters; Mary and Martha. Jesus reminds us that in the midst of a busy world filled with distractions, to-do lists, and responsibilities, the most important thing is our relationship with Him.

In answering the question, "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" Jesus' paints a picture of what it looks like when someone undeniably loves God.

Passage: Luke 10:17-24As the 72 disciples return from their mission, Jesus debriefs them with four reasons to rejoice.

Passage: Luke 10:1-16Jesus chooses 72 disciples to go into the surrounding towns and proclaim the Gospel. He also reveals to his disciples that God is preparing a tremendous harvest of souls, but His followers have a role to play in the process of bringing in the harvest.

Passage: Luke 9:51-62In this pivotal passage, Jesus begins moving toward Jerusalem and the cross. He is rejected by the Samaritans and encounters three individuals who claim to be interested in following Him. In response to these encounters, we will learn that Jesus is to come before all else!