There is an ongoing battle, a war that takes place not in the news but inside your heart.

This war is depicted in Luke chapter 8 when Jesus faces two mighty storms. In this narrative, Jesus comes against an external storm of rage and against an internal storm of possession of demons. But more than that, what is revealed is that this same God has dominion over all evil.

While external evil can cause you problems, internal evil can bring you into bondage. But remember, the most dangerous storm isn’t always the one raging outside; it’s the one brewing within you.

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When Philip meets the Ethiopian official, God reveals a powerful truth the Gospel is for everyone regardless of culture, background, or status. From Isaiah 53 to the resurrection of Jesus, this message shows how God orchestrates moments, answers honest questions, and offers hope to anyone seeking truth.

If you have ever wondered whether Christianity is too exclusive, whether God still guides people today, or whether one decision can change everything, this message is for you. The same Jesus revealed in Isaiah 700 years before His birth is still transforming lives today.

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What if death isn’t as powerful as we think?Acts 2 makes a bold claim: death tried to hold Jesus... and failed. The resurrection changes everything about fear, hope, and how we live today. This message explores the paradox of the cross, the power of the resurrection, and the living hope that cannot be taken away. While most hope is circumstantial and fragile, the hope found in Jesus is unshakable, because death itself couldn’t hold Him.Learn more about us:https://www.tulsabible.org/Instagram: / tulsabible TBC - To know God, and make Him known.(Matt. 28. 18-20)

What if the biggest threat to your faith isn't rebellion… but distraction?In this message, we explore Jesus’ Parable of the Soils and a sobering truth: what you listen to is shaping your life... and your eternity. Not everyone who hears God's Word is changed. Some hearts grow hard, some get distracted, and some fall away. But those who truly listen are transformed. In a world full of noise and competing voices, the question becomes simple,Which voice are you listening to?Learn more about us:https://www.tulsabible.org/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tulsabible/TBC - To know God, and make Him known.(Matt. 28. 18-20)

Forgiveness is one of the most discussed concepts in Christianity, yet one of the most misunderstood. What happens if guilt lingers? What if the things you've done are too big to forgive?Jesus meets two vastly different people in Luke 7:36-50: a self-righteous man who thinks he’s done nothing wrong, and a broken woman overwhelmed with guilt for her wrongs. Only one of them really understands forgiveness.In today’s message, we will examine: The reasons guilt and shame still dominate our culture The perils of moral superiority The price tag always attached to forgiveness How Jesus cancels a debt we could never repayIf you've ever struggled with forgiving yourself, or wondering if God could ever forgive you, today’s passage will reveal a truth that could completely revolutionize your understanding of grace. We, as believers, should be the most forgiving people in the world because we are the most forgiven people in the world.

In Luke 7, three different responses to Jesus are revealed: faith, fear, and doubt. A Roman centurion trusts Jesus with remarkable humility. A crowd witnesses a miracle but responds with fear. Even John the Baptist wrestles with doubt.

These encounters reveal a powerful truth: everyone has faith in something, the real question is who your faith is in.

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The world says love makes your life easier. Jesus said it reveals what your life is built on.

In Luke 6, Jesus describes a kind of love that reverses everything, blessing the empty, warning the comfortable, and exposing the foundations we trust. It’s not a comfortable love. It’s a love that confronts pride, frees us from false security, and rebuilds our lives on something unshakable.

Because storms don’t destroy strong foundations. They reveal them, and Jesus invites you to build your life on the only foundation that will never fail.

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n the Gospel of Luke, chapters 5 and 6, Jesus is not one to tiptoe around controversy. He wades right into the middle of it. He forgives sins, dines with sinners, and heals on the Sabbath, and the Pharisees are consumed with rage. What’s there to be angry about with grace?In this sermon, we will examine the healing of the paralytic, the calling of Levi, and the Sabbath incidents, and discover a surprising truth: conflict was not the problem. It was the revelation of the heart. Jesus was not simply rebuking behavior, He was laying bare pride, challenging false security, and offering true grace.If you’ve ever wondered why following Jesus can be so uncomfortable, why the gospel is so awkward, or why Jesus confronts before He comforts, then this series is for you. The cross is not safe, but it is good. And the conflict of the cross is where restoration begins.Learn more about us:https://www.tulsabible.org/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tulsabible/TBC - To know God, and make Him known.(Matt. 28. 18-20)

What if following God meant leaving everything comfortable behind? In Luke 5, Jesus calls ordinary fishermen, and they walk away from their boats, their income, their security. We love the idea of purpose... We don’t love the cost, but sometimes faith isn’t about clarity, it’s about surrender.

In Luke chapter 4, Jesus starts His ministry in public, but with teaching instead of miracles. But as soon as He does, His words become divisive, with some admiring Him, others amazed at Him, while others want Him dead because He offends them.

The question is what kind of listener are you? This message shocks the comfortable Jesus we like to believe in, but meets people who are interested in the Jesus who teaches with authority, grace, and power.