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As the Church gathers to celebrate the good news of Christ’s resurrection, we are reminded of the dual nature of Easter’s invitation and warning. Through Christ, all believers receive true fellowship with God and will experience the fullness of that fellowship in the perfect, forever to come. Rather than seeking satisfaction in the fleeting things of this world, Tyler Briggs leads us to sit in and savor the riches of our salvation in Christ— past, present, and future.

By the grace of God and to the glory of God, faith often arises in the most unexpected place and people. This week our sermon series The Gospel of Luke, Part II: A Journey through Galilee tells the story of a Roman centurion whose faith makes Jesus marvel. Through this passage, we see the substance of such incredible faith and the only One worthy of our faith— Jesus Christ.

Throughout human history, mankind has searched for ways to stand firm in a world full of trouble. This week our sermon series The Gospel of Luke, Part II: A Journey through Galilee reveals how the only trustworthy path to a well-built life is obedience to Christ and His Word. Ultimately, Jesus’s teaching is not merely a warning of the ruin found apart from Him, but an invitation to faithfully flourish amidst life’s most difficult trials.

This week our sermon series The Gospel of Luke, Part II: A Journey through Galilee highlights Christ’s exhortation and example to love our enemies. In a world filled with revenge and retaliation, Jesus calls us to do the unimaginable and show kindness and extend forgiveness to those who have harmed us.

Tyler Briggs continues our series “Journey Through Galilee,” this time sitting with Christ as he redefines the world’s perception of what it means to leave the real blessed life. Through seven verses, Jesus lays out eight points for us, giving us a depiction of being in a favorable position before the Lord.

This week our sermon series The Gospel of Luke, Part II: A Journey through Galilee shows us the unfolding of God’s plan to change the world through Christ’s commission of the 12 disciples. Before Christ sends them out, He draws them in to experience the fullness of fellowship with Him. Likewise, our Savior graciously invites us to delight in Him and participate in the greatest mission possible— the mission of God.

This week our sermon series The Gospel of Luke, Part II: A Journey through Galilee highlights the gift of the Sabbath from God to His people throughout the Scriptures. In Christ, we now understand and experience the Sabbath not as merely a day, but a person. The right response to such a gracious invitation is to intentionally draw near to our Savior, in order to delight in Him and receive the satisfaction and restoration that He alone offers.