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Jesus’ divine authority empowers those who submit to it or condemns those who reject it.Join us, as we continue our series on the Gospel of Luke!Luke 20:9-19

We all naturally rebel against authority, and our relationship with God is no exception. We are suspect of his sovereignty. We have a hard time believing that what he’s doing is truly for our own good, and not just to control us. But for those of us who have a hard time trusting God, there’s some great news this morning: God’s authority doesn’t restrict us, it frees us.Join us, as we continue our series on the Gospel of Luke!Luke 20:1-8

What are your best attempts at creating your own peace? Power, control, going along to get along, enough money to feel secure? True peace is only found in Jesus Christ.Join us, as we continue our series on the Gospel of Luke!Luke 19:41-48

In order to receive the kingdom of God we have to release our grip on the kingdoms of this world. What do you need to release in order to receive from God? Join us, as we continue our series on the Gospel of Luke!Luke 19:28-40

We tend to put off ultimate things as long as possible. But the Bible assures us that King Jesus will return to judge the earth and establish his kingdom. And we have absolutely no idea when that will be.Luke 19:11-27

We reserve grace for the most “deserving," or for those we think are most deserving anyway. But Jesus did not come for those we think are most deserving. It's not the healthy that need a doctor but the sick. Jesus came to seek and to save the most "undeserving."Luke 19:1-10

Everyone knows adultery's wrong, but does everyone know that looking at someone lustfully is basically the same thing? Wild, right? Jesus said that! Let's talk about it!Matthew 5:27-30

We all experience a variety of mothers in our lives, whether that's maternal mothers, grandmothers, adoptive mothers, spiritual mothers, etc. But Jesus has some hard words to say about who his mother is. Matthew 12:46-50

Usually, we love those who love us and hate those who hate us. But following Jesus and living the ethics of his kingdom call us to something very different, even impossible: to love our enemies and pray for our persecutors. How can we do that?Matthew 5:43-48

The greater the faith, the more offensive it becomes. Why is that?Matthew 15:21-28