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At first read, we might think this passage is sexual immorality. It is, but only on the surface. There is a more foundational question being addressed here, which is, “To whom do we belong?”
(Scripture Reading: 1 Cor 6:12-20)
The promise of Jesus to the disciples and to the world, is that he will build his church. And for many of us we cannot think of anything less promising. Why?
(Scripture Reading: Matthew 16:18; John 21:15-25)
Jesus does not promise that hard times will go away, but Christians are promised a peace which enables them to contend and even lead amidst the most shocking of dilemmas. Today's lesson explains how.
Scripture Reading (Luke 24:36-53)
When everything around them seemed to be coming undone, “His Words" made them remember, to believe. And, they moved from doubt and despair to determination.
(Scripture Reading: Luke 24:1-12; 22-33)
Nothing could prepare the disciples for the difficult days ahead, but when Jesus takes his inner circle atop a mountain to show them his glory they now realize they have in Jesus the power to see them through.
(Scripture Reading: Luke 9:28-36)
In a broken world, everyone will have enemies. If you’re a follower of Christ, you’ll have enemies too. How Christians are to treat their enemies, however, will distinguish them from others. For Christians are called to love those who treat them unlovingly.
(Scripture Reading: Luke 6:27-38)
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