Loving Jesus like we once used to is hard because of all the distractions that plague us. Join us today as Jesus reveals the “one necessary thing” that must secure our attention for love to flourish.
To Know Him and Make Him Known
Sermons on Luke (Page 2)
The prescription for “love deficiency” is to go back and do what we used to do for Jesus at the beginning. But it’s been so long, it can be hard to remember. Join us this morning as we take a look at one woman’s audacious love for Jesus and learn from her example what Jesus…
At first glance, the events of the first Palm Sunday are a bit strange to 21st century American eyes. Join us today as we investigate what we can learn about Jesus and His mission from the first “Palm Sunday.”
A group of shepherds who were just minding their own business received the best of all possible news one dark and silent night. That same good news has come down through the centuries and across the miles all the way to us this Christmas – but what are we to do with this good news?…
If Zechariah models a skeptical response to an unbelievable calling from God, Mary shows us another, better way to respond. Join us today as we explore what made Mary’s response so much different (and so much better) than Zechariah’s.
Has the fantastical story of Christmas ever seemed just a little too good to be true to you? If so, then you have a lot in common with Zechariah, a skeptical priest from Luke 1. Join us today as we examine the story of how God disrupted his skepticism and led him to faith.
The people with the “inside track” on being true followers of Jesus are not those who are the most moral, but those who have the greatest self-awareness (along with Jesus-awareness) and therefore love the most.