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The only killing in Jesus’ New World Order is mercy killing. Killing with love, mercy, kindness, giving, doing good and did we say love - that’s the basis of the Jesus World Order.

With Jesus’ new dirty dozen chosen, God’s words will be spoken from the side of a mountain: A New World Order is God’s mission in Jesus Christ. Luke 6:17-26

God picked a dirty dozen to be his story in the middle of history. Jesus picks a new dirty dozen, who does he think he is?  Good question. Who does Jesus think he is, the Creator or something?  Luke 6:1-16

God is the life of the party, humans are the funsuckers.  Luke 5:27-39

Has anyone ever called BS on you? Jesus calls BS on the authorities and anyone else who is listening in a hilarious and heart warming scene. We are Christians because calls BS on all of us, and that’s good news!

BFF. Best Friend Forever. Best friends often start with a silly moment that binds them for life. Best friends are best friends because they know when to be serious. BFF is God’s idea, and Jesus  makes a BFF out of Simon. God invites us to a life of being God’s BFF!  At the same time, God is controlling the whole entire world. Amazing.

I fight authority and authority always wins. Jesus fights authority and Jesus wins. The miracles show one clear point: Jesus has authority that wins without bombs and guns. He just uses words.

Give credit where credit is due. Freedom is not a human idea, it’s God’s. We need to stop others from pretending that it’s a human idea and not God’s.

The sweet home of Nazareth turns out to reject Jesus as strongly as the Devil. God alone, takes our problem with evil seriously. Only God can. Jesus is on the scene.

Mankind has a problem with evil. God doesn’t. Evil is always personal and personified which brings the problem home to us. We make evil a joke or horrendous, but both keep us away from understanding evil. Jesus runs with the Devil to give us a good understanding of how evil really is personal. Luke 4:1-15

We have 99 problems and evil is everyone of them. We need evil to be crushed and Jesus heads to the desert and the cross to do the job. Luke 4:1-15

We’re all busy looking for answers and we all know that our life is defined by our connections. What about God?  Who is God connected to? Jesus’ connections and who he is connected is what Uncle Luke has for us in Luke 3:22-38. Let’s get connected.

God has been playing out his story from the beginning. We are bombarded by the rancor of hopeless negativity and we easily get sucked down with it!  What’s your good news?  Luke, Johny and the whole Jesus gang Point us to God’s dude Isaiah (chapter 40) for a clear picture of good news and it’s all about God. Get a grip on good news and let the bad news go.

The main event is here and the man for God’s main event is Johny, otherwise known as The Baptizer. The word of God was put into John’s hands and Johny delivers!  Jesus is now on center stage in the greatest story ever played.

Sometimes like is better than love. We can say we love someone, but really not like them. Do we like God is our question?  Is God likable? God’s book breaks the pattern of religion, because is actually down to earth and likable.

God in low places continues to honor God’s Underdogs, Simeon and Ana, underdogs under God. Rooting for underdogs is God’s idea first. Luke 2:18-38.

The world has trouble finding God because they simply look in the wrong places. Wanna find God, start in low places like the peasant home where Joseph and Mary are staying.

Zechariah, good guy, has been in God’s dog house and silenced by His angel. His niece Mary has been praising God for and even bigger miraculous pregnancy of her own, and his wife Elizabeth has now given birth to John. Zechariah comes out of the dog house, lesson learned, and he has something we should all hear!  Luke 1:57-end of chapter 1.

Hail Mary. God puts the women at front and center of His story. Mary is our example on how to Hail God.

Luke tells us the hilarious beginning of God sending his angel to an unsuspecting old couple to announce that they will be a part of God’s Signature move as He finishes what he started with Abraham and Sara in Jesus Christ.

Uncle Luke has a story to show all of us phillies the way to get home with God.

The end of Jacob is just the beginning to God’s Kingdom coming. The kingdom of Israel is next then on to Jesus Christ. Joseph sticks the landing and builds the excitement that God’s plan to redeem humanity is ready for take of, even tho the family of Jabob, the 12 sons, have been the most dysfunctional family we have ever seen. Thank God for that. God’s Kingdom Come because God’s Will will be done...

Joseph and God are in lock step as human choice and God’s Sovereignty intertwine in this hilarious epic of family dysfunction meeting God’s plan of redemption in Genesis 42-48.

God has a dream. He made his dream clear to Abraham and now Joseph will carry God’s dream to Egypt thru Joseph. Gods wants us all in on His dream.

God gives us doable examples that should inspire, awaken, and empower us to hallow God’s name. Tamar, and now Joseph, are just that. If they can do it right, we can too.