Luke 15
A phone conversation that led to the parables of "the lost coin," "the lost sheep", and "the prodigal son" and what the real point behind those parables are.

Mark 5:18-20
Finishing the message, we're telling the story of Donny from the Netherlands as well as what happened in the book of Mark when all Jesus could reach was one person but one person was all he needed.

Mark 5:14-17
This week we're continuing where we left off, looking at what we can expect to see when God starts moving. We're going to see what happened to a crazy man when Jesus showed up and find out why people were upset when a man put his clothes back on.

Mark 5:1-15
We're beginning a study on identifying the move of God and learning how we can be a part of what God is doing. This week we're taking a look at what it is that causes God to move, what we can expect when He begins to move, and the role our past plays in being a part of God's movements in our world.

Luke 14 - The power of discipleship is self denial.

In this special, behind the scenes broadcast we’ll talk about:
- why this broadcast is not being aired on our partner radio stations
- the “stomach turning” moment that put ministry in motion in the Netherlands
- why 30 youth from off the streets walked in to our outreach center all at once

Luke 14:12-14. Picking up where we left off last week, Jesus is dealing with the difference between religious behaviour and true discipleship. What we see is that a church that follows Jesus is a church that (3) gives in light of the mercy of God; a truth that creates the potential for the church to be the most generous organisation on the earth.

Luke 14:1-11. Jesus deals with the difference between religious behaviour and true discipleship. What we see is that a church that follows Jesus (1) knows the mission is our highest priority and (2) considers others more important than ourselves.