Does God care about people? If He does, what kind of people does God pursue and why does He pursue them? We will answer these questions as we look at two parables of Jesus in Luke's Gospel.

Many people claim to know Jesus, but are they following Jesus? Pastor Jim looks at the difference between "traveling with Jesus" and "following Jesus" as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Luke.

One day there will be a great banquet and everyone is invited. However, many will be locked out, not by God, but by their own excuses. What causes a person to make excuses not to attend God's upcoming feast? Jesus addresses this issue when He attended His third and final dinner party in the Gospel of Luke.

What are the consequences of pride? What does the opposite of pride look like? Why should we respond to God with humility? Jesus confronts powerful people about their lack of humility as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Luke.

What keeps people from following Jesus? Why are people resistant to Christ? Pastor Jerome discusses this issue as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Luke

Can God's plan be stopped? Can God be derailed? We will examine how the Pharisees attempted to derail Jesus' and Jesus' responses as we journey through the Gospel of Luke.

Should a saint pray for good health, a job promotion, etc. or is there something better. Learn how the prayers of a saint should be different as pastor Jim unpacks Ephesians 3.

Satan wants saints to forget who they are. He wants saints to lose the proper perspective because having the proper perspective is powerful in your struggle against sin. Pastor Jim continues to unpack Ephesians 2.

How do saints respond to conflict within the church? In this message Pastor Jim unpacks why and how saints are to reconcile with each other.

Saints are so blessed by God! Therefor, it is important that they remember certain things so that they won't be ineffective in ministry. in this sermon, Pastor Jim unpacks Ephesians 2:1-10 to remind us of what we should not forget.