Today's Word

Jesus confronts the "rules" that limit healing, freedom and growth in Luke 13:10-21.

When the disciples hit the streets, they spoke in many languages. Why? What did God hope would be the result. Have you ever had someone in a foreign place speak to you in your native language? Comforting isn't it!

On this Memorial Day weekend we remember, those lost in war, and those lost, murder by an angry young man.

This is a sermon from Luke 4:31-44 about celebrating around the table!

In order to feel the joy and find the joy you have to practice joy!

InLuke's 15 chapter we hear all about God's joy at one of his children come home! So perhaps, we need to starting acting like God, and so much like mom, and invite those wayward siblings home!

Jesus seems to miss the punishment in the story of the paralyzed man and instead focuses on mercy! From Luke 5:17-26!

It is amazing to see how wonderful the world is in which we live. And when we understand that it is because "God is here" as Jacob did, our wonder only grows! Rejoice, he is risen!

So as the women leave the empty tomb, Jesus greets them, and what he says, explains their dropping on their knees and worshipping!

When Jesus meets the women at the empty tomb, he tells them to tell the others to get up and go to Galilee! Why? A sermon from Matthew 28:1-10!