David writes an over-the-top psalm about God's salvation and about how God empowered him in his victories.
(Part four of our series on the book of Psalms)
November 2 - Extra (Psalm 18)
David writes an over-the-top psalm about God's salvation and about how God empowered him in his victories.
(Part four of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 26 - Sheltered (Psalm 16)
We often use the term "sheltered" as an insult, but David says a sheltered life was how he found real peace in God.
(Part three of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 19 - Blamelessness (Psalm 15)
Psalm 15 is a stop sign as you approach the doors to enter worship. Are you sure you are welcome here? Will your worship be acceptable?
(Part two of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 12 - Faith (Psalm 13)
A trained, automatic faith turns panic into prayer and prayer into peace.
(Part one of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 5 - Righteous Disruption
In Luke chapter 19, Jesus starts flipping tables in the temple courts. Why did he do it? And is it ever ok for us to flip tables?
(Luke 19:28-20:19)
September 21 - Invitation and Provision
In Luke 22 we see that Jesus both calls us into his work and provides all we need to do it.
(Luke 22:14-27)
September 14 - What Happens When I Die?
The Gospel of Luke has two teachings on the afterlife that no other gospel have. They help us see God's plan for our future - a plan of restoration.
(Luke 23:32-43, 24:36-44)
September 7 - Ten Minas
As Jesus makes his final approach into Jerusalem, he uses a parable to give a preview and explanation of what was waiting for him when he arrived.
(Luke 19:11-27)
August 31 - In the Current
Part two of our look at Luke 17, a chapter where Jesus speaks directly to those walking with him every day.
(Luke 17:20-37)
August 24 - Jesus Said to His Disciples
In Luke 17, Jesus gets some rare alone time with his disciples on the road to Jerusalem. He teaches them lessons meant for anyone who wants to walk long journeys with him.
(Luke 17:1-6)