Luke 10:1–11 sends seventy disciples into the world with nothing but each other and a blessing of peace. Some will welcome them. Others will reject them. In this sermon, we face the sting of rejection and hear Jesus’ promise: your peace will return to you—because it was never theirs to take.

Luke 9:51–62 finds Jesus setting his face toward Jerusalem—straight into rejection, suffering, and love that won’t back down. Along the road, would-be followers say, ‘I will… but first…’ In this sermon, we face our own ‘but firsts’ and discover the freedom of following a Savior who walks into the fire with us—and will not turn back.

Luke 8:26–39 tells of a man known only by his demons until Jesus crosses into the haunted places to find him. In this sermon, we witness the Savior who steps into our tombs, restores our name, and sends us back into the world as living proof that no chain, no label, no fear can keep us from the love of God.

Luke 7:36–8:3 tells of a woman who shatters her alabaster jar at Jesus’ feet, pouring out her tears, truth, and love. In this sermon, we see how Jesus looks beyond labels and reputations, inviting us to break open our own truth and discover the grace that refuses to look away.