Luke 24 - List to the audio from this message on the Podcast page or on Spotify. This post will finish out our study on Luke and address one of the most convincing pieces of evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus. See, you and I might be the kind of person who already believes in … Continue reading “Would you Die…for a Lie?”
A House Divided
Luke 11:14-26; 12:49-53 Listen to the Audio Recording on the Podcast Page. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Photo by Laura Stanley on Pexels.com Old Westerns had clearly defined Protagonists and Antagonists. Bad guys wore a black hat and good guys wore a white hat. It was simple and easy to follow. Comic books, literature and … Continue reading A House Divided
Holy Huddle
We depend on people in our lives to give wise guidance, remind us of boundaries and rules, and encourage us to endzone. As Jesus began his formal ministry, he knew the power of the Time-out and the Team huddle. (Luke 6:12-49)
House Rules
Luke 6:1-11. Listen to the Podcast at our Podcast page. Introduction Luke 6:1-11 contains the last two passages in a set of conflict-themed stories about Jesus. Jesus sees a problem. The Pharisees see if he will break the Law, Jesus does the right thing. Jesus heals a paralyzed man and forgives his sins; Jesus calls … Continue reading House Rules
Preparing for Testimony
In this Post we will explore questions like: Why doesn't Jesus say anything in Luke 3? Why does he even get baptized? And what was the purpose of John the Baptist's ministry anyway? Continue the Journey with us as we experience Jesus through the Gospel of Luke.
The Sliding Scale of Morality
Morality. Without realizing it, it’s probably one of the first things you think of when talking about Christianity, talking about God or choosing how to live your life each day. Maybe you think about it deeply, or perhaps it just comes naturally. Today, we’re going to look at what God’s word says about morality, how … Continue reading The Sliding Scale of Morality
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