Sermons

Are you making your life count for God? Today, we learn from a power parable that every Christian has been given an opportunity to make their life count for the glory of God.

Do you ever feel like you have a need or a problem that is too big to bring to Jesus? Or maybe you feel like you have a need or problem that might seem too small or insignificant to God? There have probably been times that we have all found ourselves in one or both of those places. In today's text, Jesus shows us that He cares about the biggest and smallest of needs.

In Luke’s gospel today, we see two gracious gifts given by God: salvation and prayer. Both of these involve our dependence on God. With dependent hearts (Proverbs 3.5) on the Lord today let us learn about these two gracious gifts from the Lord.

When is the kingdom coming? This is a big question. Jesus answers that in today's text. Are we ready for the coming kingdom?

We all are in need of God's mercy. We see ten lepers who experience His mercy firsthand and yet only one is thankful. Let us be thankful today for God's mercy.

In relationships with others there are two things that happen all the time. Someone sins and someone is sinned against. So, what do we do? How do we handle such conflict? Jesus is going to show us how to handle our own sin and being sinned against in a way that glorifies Him.

We all will die. We don't like to think about that, but that is reality. Jesus tells a story that gives us much to think about here in Luke when it comes to heaven and hell.

Money is not evil, but the love of money is. We cannot love both God and money. We either love one or the other. So, the big question is how do we handle our money in such a way that it worships God? How do we use our money for the kingdom of God? Through a unique and hard parable today we learn these lessons.