Dr. Craig Hazen lays out the the evidence for the resurrection.

Session 1

It doesn't matter how good somethings sounds or makes you feel, if it is false. What matters is whether or not it is true. We have journeyed from the cradle to the cross. We have looked at the life and teachings of Jesus in between. Now, the finale of Luke's Gospel, the bedrock of our faith, the resurrection of Jesus.

3.31.24

The cross is a symbol recognized around the world. What does it mean? Why did Jesus have to die? Let's examine the cross.

3.24.24

Jesus knows us, understands us, and is near to us. He relates to us in every way. He was a man of sorrows. Listen in as we continue to follow Jesus as He marches ever closer to the cross.

3.17.24

The day before. We have a lot of those in our lives. The day before our wedding, a new job, moving into a new house, a tear-filled goodbye, or a difficult conversation. What about the day before the crucifixion? What events took place? Let's take a look!

Some sayings are hard to swallow, and some questions are difficult to answer. In the book of Luke, we notice some of Jesus' difficult sayings and his brilliance in answering questions meant to trap Him.

Do you like Rock Music? Contary to popular belief, it has been around for thousands of years! All of creation is a signpost that points to God.

Jesus was loving, but also spoke the truth. He gives us the incredibile cost of being a Christian up front and asks that we count the cost. Jesus is not interested in giving us a makeover, He demands a radical takeover.

2.18.24

For many, worry and anxiety are a normal part of life. There are so many things to worry about: health, politics, kids, and work. Yet, for the Christian, we are told not to worry. Join us as we look to what Jesus says about this subject.

2.11.24

Sometimes, we have questions about prayer. We are not alone. The disciples approached Jesus and wanted to know how to pray. So, what is prayer? Why do we pray? How do we do it? Let's gain some insight from Luke 11.