Luke 22: 7-23

It's the first day of Unleavened Bread — Passover time. Jesus sends Peter and John into the city with a sign: follow a man carrying a water pitcher. He'll lead you to a large upper room. Prepare the Passover meal there.
They go, and everything happens exactly as Jesus said. God's plan is already in motion.
When the hour comes, Jesus reclines at the table with all twelve apostles. This is their last meal together — and Jesus knows it.

Luke 22: 1-6 

As the Feast of Unleavened Bread and Passover drew near, the chief priests and scribes desperately sought a way to put Jesus to death — but feared the people. Then Satan entered Judas Iscariot, one of the Twelve, who went to the religious leaders and agreed to hand Jesus over for money, quietly watching for the right moment away from the crowd.

Luke 21: 5-38

Jesus warns of coming trials, foretells the destruction of the temple, and calls His followers to endure with faith and watchfulness.

Luke 20:40 - 21:4

Jesus silences His challengers, reveals the true identity of the Messiah, warns against religious hypocrisy, and honors a poor widow's sacrificial giving. A powerful reminder that God sees the heart, not the outward appearance. Come worship with us!

Luke 20: 20-40

Jesus is tested by religious leaders — first on paying taxes to Caesar, then on the resurrection. His answers reveal God's sovereignty over both earthly life and eternal life.

Luke 19: 45 - 20: 1-19

Jesus drives out the merchants, teaches boldly in the temple, and silences the religious leaders who question Him. Then He delivers the powerful Parable of the Vine-Growers — a warning they couldn't ignore.

Luke 19:28-44 

Jesus rides into Jerusalem as crowds spread their cloaks and cry out in praise — but He weeps over a city that doesn't recognize the day of its visitation. Then He enters the temple and drives out those who have turned His Father's house into a den of robbers.

Luke 19: 11-27

A nobleman entrusts his servants with resources before leaving — but what happens when he returns? Jesus reveals a powerful truth about faithfulness, accountability, and the coming Kingdom of God. Are you investing what God has given you?

Luke 19:1-10 

A despised tax collector climbs a tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus — and Jesus stops, looks up, and calls him by name. In one encounter, everything changes. Join us as we explore what it means when Jesus says, "The Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost." (Luke 19:10)

Luke 18: 31-43 

Jesus pulls the Twelve aside to reveal what's coming — suffering, mockery, death, and resurrection — yet they cannot grasp what He's saying. Then, just outside Jericho, a blind beggar hears the crowd and cries out, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" While others try to silence him, Jesus stops. He restores the man's sight, and the crowds erupt in praise.