Ever start a project that you couldn’t finish? Maybe you didn’t estimate the commitment of time and resources it would take to see it to completion. This week we are going to look at two parables in Luke 14 where Jesus details for us precisely what we are called to so that we can make a well-informed choice to follow him. Last Sunday, we looked at the value of following Christ. This week, we’ll look at the Cost of the Commitment to follow him.

Ever start a project that you couldn't finish? Maybe you didn't estimate the commitment of time and resources it would take to see it to completion. This week we are going to look at two parables in Luke 14 where Jesus details for us precisely what we are called to so that we can make a well-informed choice to follow him. Last Sunday, we looked at the value of following Christ. This week, we'll look at the Cost of the Commitment to follow him.

We all make decisions about worth. When purchasing a car, we determine whether it is worth the asking price. In this message, we look at two of Jesus' life stories, the parables of the Treasure Hidden in the Field, and the Pearl of Great Value. The question we'll be answering is, "Is Jesus worth giving up everything to follow Jesus?"

This week we're going to continue to examine the parables of the Lord Jesus by looking at a story that Jesus told the Pharisees about a rich man and a poor man named Lazarus.

Jesus is telling this story to help us think about what happens to a person after they die. What happened to my grandparents when they died? What happened to those eleven people whose lives were so recently taken tragically in Virginia Beach?

Join us as we look into the Bible to explore this important subject together.

This week we’re going to continue to examine the parables of the Lord Jesus by looking at a story that Jesus told the Pharisees about a rich man and a poor man named Lazarus.

Jesus is telling this story to help us think about what happens to a person after they die. This is a question you have probably thought considered. What happened to my grandparents when they died? What happened to those eleven people whose lives were so recently taken tragically in Virginia Beach?

Join us as we look into the Bible to explore this important subject together.

In this message, we'll be looking at a parable about a bad investment. In Luke 12:13-14, Jesus uses a dramatic story to let us know that our net worth is not an accurate measure of our success.

Jesus wants to show us how to have a life worth living and how to become a channel of His grace.

Rob Esperat, the pastor of Tab's sister church, the Virginia Beach Community Chapel, speaks on one of the most peculiar parables in the gospel of Luke, The Parable of the Persistent Widow.

Why on earth would Jesus compare God to a wicked judge? Join us for Robb's message as we find out the answer to this question and what it has to do with prayer.

Join us as guest speaker Travis Simone, Pastor of the Williamsburg Community Chapel, discusses the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard.

In this message, Pastor Simone unpacks this parable to help us reflect on the nature of our work with God and to consider the nature of the owner of the vineyard as well.

Have you ever wondered what is the Kingdom of Heaven is like?

In this message, we are going to consider a story that Jesus told to answer this very question.

In the story, Jesus describes a wealthy employer who entrusts three key employees with some of his money. It was a defining moment for them. And as we are going to see, they are indeed defined by how they handled the resources given to them.

Join us for this message as we consider this amazing life story from Jesus, The Parable of the Talents.

Our parable for this week, "The Good Samaritan," is well known. So much so that it has become part of our culture. We often call people who demonstrate great sacrifice or exceptional kindness "good samaritans." To call someone, a good Samaritan is quite a compliment.

For most people, this is a story about helping someone in need, but it is much more than that.

Join us as we explore the parable of the Good Samaritan.