Pastor Jon Schreiner continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Jon discusses the baptism of the Holy Spirit, how it differs from John's baptism of repentance, and what set him apart from other religious leaders of the time.

Pastor Luke Hukee continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Luke discusses the baptism of the Holy Spirit, how it differs from John's baptism of repentance, and why Jesus' judgment of mankind is supreme and eternal.

Pastor Terry Amann continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Terry examines the radical lifestyle of John the Baptist and the components of his forthright call to repentance.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Darrin examines the radical lifestyle of John the Baptist and the components of his forthright call to repentance.

Pastor Dan Rude continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Dan examines the radical lifestyle of John the Baptist and the components of his forthright call to repentance.

Pastor Jon Crane continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Jon discusses the political and religious climate of the world leading up to the public ministry of John the Baptist and highlights his proclamation of a baptism of repentance to the people of Israel.

Pastor Terry Amann continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Terry discusses the political and religious climate of the world leading up to the public ministry of John the Baptist and highlights his proclamation of repentance to the people of Israel.

Pastor Dan Rude continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Dan discusses the political and religious climate of the world leading up to the public ministry of John the Baptist and highlights Jesus' harsh rebukes of the Pharisees and money changers.

Pastor Tim Greeno continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Tim examines the story of Jesus as an adolescent getting separated from his parents during Passover.

Pastor Luke Hukee continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Luke examines the reaction of Jesus' parents to the revelation of Simeon and highlights the three word pictures Simeon uses in his commentary to Mary.