Often in life, the way we perceive ourselves is in comparison to others. Jesus teaches that the more important thing is who we are in the eyes of God.

Because the Christian life isn't easy, perseverance in prayer is critical. We demonstrate our faith when we pray, believing that God is doing his will.

The parable of the dishonest manager causes us to take stock of our own faithfulness in stewardship in light of what is truly eternal.

Jesus's most popular parable might also be the most uncomfortable parable, filled with shame at every turn in order to highlight the scandal of grace.

Jesus warns against presumption and teaches us that those ultimately seated at God's banquet will only be the ones who respond to his invitation with humility and faith.

The story about seeking the best seat in the house shows that God's kingdom has different values.

The story of a tree that bears no fruit is a warning that we all need to heed. Jesus teaches that unless we repent and bear fruit, we should all expect to perish!

The story of a man with plenty teaches us of our need to be content and rich towards God.

One of Jesus' most famous parables teaches us about our need to love and be loved. Join us for the next 7 weeks as we delve into stories that teach from the Gospel of Luke!

To know how to live in a fallen world, Christians need to constantly replace the worship of idols with the living God, and resituate ourselves in His gospel story.