Jesus shows us how real leadership and discipleship are to happen.

Jesus tells the disciples that everything they need to meet the needs of their community is already there. But they're just not looking in the right place.

Jesus turns social and societal ideals upside down as he teaches about his identity as the Son of God

Jesus gathers disciples and teaches in ways that make people think deeper about life.

Jesus shows his power even in the midst of weakness as he overcomes temptations.

Luke recounts the starting of John the Baptist's ministry. He was a hard hitting guy who pulled no punches because he understood the gravity of the times in which he was living.

Luke explains the events that we know as Christmas. We'll talk a little about why this is so important.

Luke writes a gospel account to a man named Theophilus. He's an important guy who has heard the gospel message and now is receiving the evidence why this message is so important.

Paul writes a letter of encouragement and accountability to a slave owner on behalf of his friend and son in the faith.

Paul reminds us that to be a follower of Jesus should affect the way we live in relationship with everyone around us.