A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” Sometimes we need to sit back and ask ourselves: How’s our faith? Is it flourishing? Join us as we consider how Jesus addresses His “weak faithed” disciples and how it encourages us to persevere when our faith falters.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” In this sermon we finish our trek on the Emmaus Road with two of Jesus’ lesser known disciples; two disciples whose faith blossoms as Jesus explains the Scriptures. Join us as we learn how God gives us faith and how that faith directs us in our time in the Word.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” Join us as we explore the great exposition on the Emmaus Road, where Jesus exposes the folly that accompanies Biblical ignorance. We’ll learn what is expositional preaching and why it is such a vital gift to the church.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” The resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a fairy-tale, a story made-up to make Christian’s feel better: it’s a historical fact! Luke gives us evidence that demands a verdict as he writes so that we can know with certainty that Jesus rose from the dead.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” The Darkest Day in history is the day Jesus died. God’s intense wrath, His punishment for the sins of the world would rest on Jesus and while it did — all of creation would cry out. Join Pastor Ben as we aim to respond rightly to this darkest of days.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” Two men hung next to Jesus, but only one would be transformed. As we study this transformation, we’re going to see five proofs of a transformed heart; proofs that show up in every Christian life.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” The cross of Christ is the culminating event of all of histroy. And so, as Jesus heads to the cross He shows us yet again that He is and remains God’s perfect prophet, priest, and king, fulfilling God’s plan of remption laid out in Scriptures.
A message from the series “Luke: To Know, Believe, and Belong to Christ with Certainty.” Everything goes wrong for Jesus in this final trial. But this only serves as a powerful example of the sovereign providence of God to work all things out according to His perfect plan — for our good and His glory.
We live with plenty tensions and divisions in our world today. The world tells us, we cannot be silent, but what do we say as Christians? The Bible has a lot to say about God’s powerful work of reconciliation – of bringing all people groups, tongues and tribes – to Christ. So as Christians we are called to speak God’s truth into hurting and lost world.