Posts tagged Luke
Jesus Encounters | Week 8: It’s Never Too Late | Luke 19:1–10

When was the last time you climbed a tree? I was never very good at it. Gravity always seemed to be an obstacle for me that I couldn’t overcome. This week, we take a look at a guy who climbed a tree just to get a look at Jesus. If you grew up attending church, you’re probably humming that Sunday School song now. Join us this Sunday as we see how the Gospel writer, Luke, continues to frame the passionate and persistent encounters people have with Jesus.

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Jesus Encounters | Week 6: Opportunity Lost | Luke 18:18–27

This week, we will continue our Jesus Encounters series by looking at Jesus’ encounter with the rich ruler in Luke 18:18–27. Throughout the Gospel accounts, we see Jesus meeting people in all kinds of places—one-on-one, in crowds, along the road, and in the privacy of homes. Yet every encounter reveals something about who Jesus is, what He came to do, and what it means to follow Him.

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A View to the Cross | Part 3: Welcome the King | Luke 19:28–44

When we offer our worship, do we expect Jesus to return the favor and make us healthy, happy, and prosperous? Or do we worship Him simply because He is the Christ—the Son of the Living God—who alone is worthy of our praise?

Join us this Sunday as we continue our series titled “A View to the Cross” learning about some important lessons from Jesus as we approach Easter Sunday.

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Heaven and Nature Sing | Luke 2:10–20 | Christmas Eve

Do you remember the greatest gift you ever received as a kid—the one given with so much love and thought that it stayed with you long after the wrapping paper was gone? Scripture tells us that God’s greatest gift was given the same way, from a heart of deep love and with our very best in mind. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,” a Savior born not just for a moment, but for eternity.

This Christmas, the question isn’t whether the gift has been given—but whether we’re willing to open it and truly receive the good news of great joy.

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