In Luke 16:1-15, Jesus shares the parable of the “Shrewd Manager” in which he teaches us where our focus should be. It’s a message that is in complete contradiction to what the world says. “Think about now. What do you want right now? What can you get for yourself?” Those same thoughts run through our …
What gets in the way of your goals? Many things can tempt us to take the easy way and interfere with our goals. Jesus had his mission to save us. He never let anything get in his way from accomplishing his work. Listen to this sermon based on Luke 13.
Jesus went out into the wilderness to face temptation for us. He conquered temptation. And now, through faith in him, we follow, full of the Spirit, fighting temptation.
The angel proclaims an incredible truth to Mary. She will be the mother of the Savior. This seems impossible but we learn that Nothing is impossible with God. Listen to this sermon based on Luke 1:26-38.
What is your definition of peace? What’s the happy place you want to go to? Is it God’s responsibility to make your life peaceful? Jesus says some hard things to hear. He came to bring division, not peace. Listen to this sermon based on Luke 12.
What do you say about Jesus? If someone were to ask you that question, how would you respond? Listen to this sermon based on Luke 9 to find answers and comfort in your Savior Jesus.
Why do bad things happen to people? What should we make of the tragic events in the world? These questions come up when something tragic happens in the world. What should our response be to such bad things? To find out the response our Savior wants, listen to this sermon based on Luke 13:1-9.
What is our ministry about? Where do we want to go? Is it good where we are? Jesus’ transfiguration revealed his glory as the true Son of God. It is good for us to be where we are. It is good for us to bring the message of Christ Crucified and Resurrected to those who …
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Familiarity breeds contempt. Jesus’ hometown couldn’t believe he was the Savior. Their hearts were fixated on seeing a miracle. We can be fixated on other things besides our Savior. Do you listen to what he really says? Are you fixated on your Savior? Often, it isn’t. But we learn that even when we don’t listen …
We want our needs met. When we read the Word or go to church, we can leave feeling unsatisfied. We can fall into the temptation that the Word, the sermon, or the songs weren’t what we needed. When we encounter God’s Word in personal study or church, we have a unique experience. The Gospel comes …