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In Luke 8, Jesus shares the parable of the 4 soils. It describes 4 different ways we respond to the Word of God. This message will encourage you to consider the condition of your heart because that will affect the way you respond to God.

In Luke 6, Luke shares 2 occurrences regarding Jesus and the Sabbath. Jesus had broken one of the traditions the Pharisees had attached to the Sabbath. Jesus responds by saying He is over the Sabbath. This message looks at how Jesus is not just over the Sabbath, He became the Sabbath for us and helps answer the question, should Christians still keep the Sabbath?

In Luke 4, Luke records the showdown between Jesus and Satan in the wilderness. There's a lot at stake if Jesus fails. If Satan succeeds in tempting Jesus to sin, then Jesus could not be the perfect, spotless Lamb of God who would take away our sins. Thankfully Jesus does prevail. In the text, Jesus reveals Satan’s strategies against us and how we can defeat him! 

In Luke 3:1-16, we are introduced to John the Baptist. Isaiah the prophet said that "he was the one shouting in the wilderness." The focus of this message is how John baptized with water but Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit. The salvation we receive from Jesus is dependent upon us receiving the Holy Spirit at the moment of salvation. Conversion, faith or baptism is not salvation without th...

Mary's story does not begin in Nazareth or even Bethlehem. It begins in the Garden of Eden. This message looks at the prequel of Mary's story. Specifically focusing on the importance of the virgin birth.

8 days after the birth of Christ, Mary receives another beautiful encounter. This message looks at Mary's encounter with Simeon and Anna. Just as Simeon and Anna longed for and received the "consolation of Israel," we are encouraged to look towards Jesus' 2nd coming.

Luke 2 gives important details surrounding the birth of Christ. This message shares those truths and draws us to understand that God has a plan for your life that is attached to His ultimate plan.

Luke 1:1-38 shares the birth announcement of two boys born in supernatural ways. One to a priest named Zechariah and the other to a young virgin named Mary. This message looks at the response to the birth announcement given by the angel Gabriel. Zechariah responded in unbelief and Mary responded in belief. Choose to surrender your plans, dreams and expectations to what God desires and has planned...

We turned 12 years old... and that's kind of a big deal! This message looks at where we've been and shares where we are going. It ends by encouraging each believer to grow deep roots of faith. Spiritual growth does not happen by accident.

Every Christian of every age, whether married or single, needs to belong to a church family. This message looks at the teachings of Jesus, the book of Acts and the letters to the 1st century church as the encouragement needed for each family or individual to be "all in" with a local church family.

Individuals and families consist of broken, flawed sinners. With that reality comes dysfunction, disagreements and frustrations. This message imagines what it would look like for God to remove the roof of our home and pour different ingredients into our home like a mixing bowl.

In a Christ-centered home, we are more concerned with HEART TRANSFORMATION than we are about BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION. The reason is because heart transformation leads to behavior modification, but not the other way around. This message helps Christian parents parent the heart.

As Christian parents, our kids don’t need us to make them the center of our home. They need us to make Jesus the center of our home and everything we do revolves around Him. This message looks into the sermon of Jesus and how we need to build our home on the "rock," which is Jesus.

In Matthew 8, Jesus casts out demons from two men. During the exorcism, Jesus has a conversation with the demons. In this conversation, we're given a proper foundation in understanding demonology. This message shares how the Gospel of Jesus secured a decisive victory over Satan and his power. We'll learn that the only power Satan has over the Christian is the power we give him because greater is H...

In Luke 17, Jesus miraculously healed 10 lepers but only 1 came back and thanked Jesus. When it comes to God, do we love the gifts more than the giver of the gifts? The actions of the 1 gives us the blueprint for how we are to express our thanks to Jesus for all He has done.

In Mark 4, Jesus calmed a storm on the sea with His disciples. The disciples were terrified and believed that they were going to die but Jesus was asleep. This became a teaching point for Jesus to His disciples and for us as well. This message will share with us 4 inadequacies that will strengthen our faith and pursuit with Jesus in our everyday walk... even when it feels like "Jesus is asleep."

Have you ever had an issue that defined you? It’s that thing you don’t want anyone to notice… that stubborn weakness, humiliating failure, embarrassing illness, horrible past event, or present struggle with sin. Part 6 in our study through Jesus' miracles, we learn that no matter what we are feeling or experiencing - we take it to Jesus!

In John 9, Jesus heals a man who was blind. This message looks at how Jesus still heals people of their spiritual blindness.

Jesus' healing over the paralytic man teaches us that God’s forgiveness is the greater gift than anything we can experience in this world... even a life free of disability, suffering and loss. This message looks at scripture to give us a proper understanding and a renewed perspective over the pain this world and our bodies can give us.

Jesus raised 3 people from the dead during His earthly ministry. He did this to show His power over death. This message focuses on the 2 categories in which Jesus has power over. He has power over our spiritual and physical death.

The miracle of Jesus feeding 5,000 people was more than a humanitarian act. This miracle has many key components in how we are to follow Jesus. This message discusses 3 of the main components from this miracle.

In John 2, Jesus performed his first miracle at a wedding in Cana. He miraculously turned water into wine. This message looks at 5 observations found in this text. There are two things we have to understand about receiving a miracle from God. Does it align with God’s will and do we have the faith to receive it?

This message looks at John 10 where Jesus shares that He is the Good Shepherd. Jesus is willing to love you, knowing everything about you.