On Palm Sunday, Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem marks a significant moment in His ministry. The sermon focuses on remembering what Jesus has done, worshipping Him as King, and following His example of obedience, humility, and eternal perspective. As Jesus approaches His crucifixion, we are reminded of His kingship, the fulfillment of prophecies, and the importance of living in a way that honors Him ..read more

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Luke 19:1-10 Zacchaeus was drawn to Jesus. What about Jesus do you think compelled Zacchaeus to climb a tree just to get a view of this man? Three of Luke’s regular themes: the “problem of riches and what to do about it, Jesus identifying among sinners, and faith that recognizes Jesus as Lord and results in new life”* are found in this story! Do any of these three themes resonate with you and your community? What does Zacchaeus’ encounter with Jesus teach us about the Kingdom of God ..read more

We continue this week’s sermon series, The Gospel of Luke, Part III: A Journey through Galilee in Luke 18: 31-43. This passage allows us to explore the contrast between spiritual blindness and physical blindness as we see the disciples, the crowd and the blind beggar’s response to Jesus ..read more

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In Luke 18:15-17, Jesus emphasizes the importance of approaching God with childlike faith. The sermon challenges us to reject self-reliance, embrace complete dependence on God, and value ministry to children as Jesus did ..read more

Our sermon series, The Gospel of Luke, Part III: A Journey through Galilee, continues this week in Luke 18: 9-14. In this parable, Jesus points out the stark contrast between the attitude and posture of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. He warns of the dangers and foolishness of self righteousness and self reliance. He also lifts up what God values - a humble heart that is open to repentance and dependent on God ..read more

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