Book: Luke

Our eyes need to be trained on the gospel of Christ so that our hearts and minds are filled with the light of Christ

Before we get to Christmas Day and open far less important gifts, let’s celebrate this morning by unwrapping the many gifts of God to us in Christ.

Jesus came into our world to bring hope and peace, but unless you listen to him, repent of your sin, and give your life to him, you’ll never experience it.

Jesus is inviting you today to trust in him and be released from the clutches of demonic power, never to be controlled by them again.

Jesus invites us to pray with bold persistence, knowing that God gives the good gift of his Holy Spirit to his kids.

Jesus shows us how to pray by giving us a framework for prayer.

Many things trouble. One thing matters.

To truly have eternal life with Christ, you need a heart that loves God completely and loves every neighbor sacrificially.

Let’s sit down at the feet of Jesus and listen to what he has to say to us about God’s sovereignty.

The mission of the kingdom tells us how to see our city and the entire world around us.

The call of Jesus is an all-or-nothing commitment. To follow him means he becomes your top priority for life and everything else orients to him. Anything less than that is not truly following Jesus at all.

Jesus came to save failures like you and me. So, by reflecting on our failures, we see both the beauty of Jesus’ grace to us and the parts of our lives where we need to become more like him.