Avonhurst Church

Luke 20:19-26 ► Jesus' response to the question reveals that the greatest issue isn't what belongs to Caesar, but what belongs to God.

2 Corinthians 5:17-21 ► We celebrate what God is doing in Kenya and beyond, reaching lives, equipping leaders, and transforming communities through the power of the Gospel.

Luke 19:1-10 ► The story of Zacchaeus reveals a friendship unlike any other: Jesus doesn't need us, yet He sacrificially loves us and gave His life even for those who would reject Him.

Luke 18:35-43 ► In the story of the blind beggar, Jesus shows how issues of timing, mission, and desire can hinder our spiritual sight, and how He restores our vision for the Kingdom journey.

Luke 18:18-30 ► We look at the story of the Rich Ruler and discover the biblical equation for living generously: God's generosity produces contentment, and contentment leads to a lifestyle of generosity.

Luke 18:9-17 ► Jesus exposes the illusion of building our righteousness through comparison and performance, and invites us instead to receive our true identity as beloved children of God. 

Matthew 28:18-20 ► The Great Commission is fulfilled through relational proximity: following Christ closely, inviting others into our lives, and reproducing His life in them.

Luke 17:11-19 ► In the story of the ten lepers, Jesus shows us that gratitude is more than a response—it’s a way of living in God’s Kingdom.

Luke 17:1-6 ► In this passage Jesus teaches that life in God’s Kingdom is marked by a costly commitment to forgive and to pursue reconciliation.

Luke 16:19–31 ► In the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus, Jesus exposes God’s Kingdom and calls us to repent and be transformed.

Through Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem, we see the reality of God’s Kingdom and are formed into people who embody it on earth. We study Luke 16:14-18, The Law and the Kingdom of God, where we are encouraged to keep our hearts right. 

Through Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem, we see the reality of God’s Kingdom and are formed into people who embody it on earth. We study Luke 17:20-37, The Coming of the Kingdom, where Jesus gives us a teaching about God's Kingdom, both now and to come. 

This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as we dive into Matthew 27:39–40, where the crowd mocked what they didn’t understand, and discover four things humanity completely missed about who Jesus truly is.

This Good Friday, we reflect on Luke 23:44–47 and the moment everything changed, the temple shaken, the curtain torn, and what it means for us to become the dwelling place of God.

The future of the church doesn’t happen by accident. This week, Dr. Jeromey Martini from Horizon College and Seminary joins us as we dive into 2 Chronicles 29, where God sparks revival through a young voice. The question for us is: will we recognize it, call it out, and stand behind it?

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. This week, in Luke 20:1–18, the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, we see Jesus’ authority both challenged and ultimately revealed.

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. This week we study Luke 19:11–27, The Parable of the Ten Minas, and discuss how Christ the King has entrusted His people with gifts to steward for spiritual profit until His return, revealing the difference between faithful servants and those who never truly submitted to His...

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 18:1-8, The Parable of the Persistent Widow, and we discuss having persistency in our prayer.

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 16:1-13, The Parable of the Dishonest Manager, where we discuss the Kingdom mindset: love God first, use everything else for good.

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 15:1-32, The Parables of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, & the Prodigal Son, where Jesus describes the three different types of lost people and that all are worth finding.

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 14:1-24, The Parable of the Great Banquet, and discuss accepting the invitation of Jesus.

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 13:22-30, The Parable The Narrow Door, where Jesus out the door of salvation, and ultimately reveals Himself as the door. 

Jesus’ parables in Luke reveal the upside-down values of God’s kingdom and call us to live ready, faithful, and surrendered. We study Luke 13:1-21, The Parable of the Mustard Seed, where Jesus foresees the amazing growth of His Kingdom, but also foresees the corruption in the Church. 

Fearless Faith is a journey through Luke 12, learning to live free from fear and fully for God’s kingdom. We study Luke 12:49-59, Divisiveness of Christianity, and answer the question of what the division of Jesus brings. 

Fearless Faith is a journey through Luke 12, learning to live free from fear and fully for God’s kingdom. We study Luke 12:35-48, Jesus calling us to be ready, and we are challenged to stay awake spiritually by implementing practices that draw us closer to Jesus.