This week we look at Luke 6:17-26, in which we learn that people crowded around to touch him, because "power came out from him." Today we discuss what electrical transformers do... and how we are called to be Transformers in Jesus' name. 

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This week we look at Luke 6:17-26, in which Jesus teaches about the upside-down-ness of the Realm of God. He often demonstrated that upside-down-ness in the way he healed people at a word. 

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This week we look at Luke 5:1-11, about how Jesus hooked a fisherman and reeled him in - and not only him, but a bunch of his friends too. What would induce these fishermen to leave their boats behind and follow Jesus? What would induce us?

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This week we look at Luke 5:1-11, about how Jesus hooked a fisherman and reeled him in. Peter's response to realizing he was in the presence of God was to be aware of his unworthiness. How do we react when the holy draws near to us? 

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This week we look at Luke 5:1-11, about how Jesus hooked a fisherman and reeled him in with a catch of fish so abundant it was hard to haul it in. Abundance is a principle of God-Life - and God wants us to participate. 

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This week we look at Luke 5:1-11, about how Jesus hooked a fisherman and reeled him in - but Simon had to take his advice against his own expert knowledge. Are we willing to let Jesus guide us in those areas where we are experts? 

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This week we look at Luke 5:1-11, about how Jesus hooked a fisherman and reeled him in. He was at the lakeshore preaching, and so many people wanted to hear what he had to say, they nearly pushed him into the water. Where is that hunger for the Word of God in our day? 

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This week we look at Luke 4:21-30, about Jesus’ visit to his hometown. They tried to shove him off a cliff, but we're told he just walked through the crowd and left. How might we remember Jesus' presence and peace in the mobs of our day, whether in person or online? Jesus is still passing through, transforming people and systems as he goes. 

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This week we look at Luke 4:21-30, about Jesus’ visit to his hometown. His home congregation became enraged when he said he could do no miracles there. Have we ever become enraged when it seems God has disappointed us? 

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This week we look at Luke 4:21-30, about Jesus’ visit to his hometown. He infuriated his townspeople when he suggested his powers among them were limited. How do we feel when it seems like God does not do what we know God CAN do? 

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