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Luke carefully investigated eyewitness testimony so that we can know with certainty who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Luke 4:31–5:32 Jesus calls ordinary people and transforms them into disciples.


Luke carefully investigated eyewitness testimony so that we can know with certainty who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Luke 3:1–4:30 Jesus is God's Spirit-anointed King who brings good news to the poor and freedom to the oppressed.


Luke carefully investigated eyewitness testimony so that we can know with certainty who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Luke 1–2 Jesus is the fulfillment of God's promises and the Savior for all people.

Show & Tell - Stay and Teach by Velocity Church

Show & Tell - Go and Tell by Velocity Church

Show & Tell - Come and See by Velocity Church

A set-apart life is shaped by rhythms, worship, and devotion to God’s purpose.

God’s people are called to live differently—not blend in.

Sin must be dealt with before we can dwell with God.

God’s holiness touches every part of life.

You don’t approach God on your own terms.

Access to God is not casual, it is costly. The problem: God is holy, people are not. The solution: a system of sacrifice to restore relationship.

After the resurrection, Jesus reveals Himself to two disciples on the road to Emmaus. This encounter brings new understanding and hope.
 Application: Are we spiritually aware of how Jesus is revealing Himself in our lives? How does the resurrection change our daily walk?

Jesus faces false accusations and an unjust trial, remaining silent and enduring the injustice to fulfill God’s plan.
 Application: How do we respond to injustice in our lives? Are we willing to trust God’s justice, even when life feels unfair?

Velocity's 20th anniversary!

Jesus willingly submits to God’s plan, even as He faces betrayal and death. This demonstrates the depth of His obedience and love for humanity.
 Application: Are we willing to surrender our will to God’s plan, even in difficult moments?

Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem fulfills prophecy, but the people misunderstand His true mission. He comes to bring spiritual salvation, not political power.
 Application: Are we welcoming the real Jesus in our lives, or do we expect Him to fit our own agendas?

God is the source of all provision, and Scripture shows how deeply that truth shapes the way we live. This series explores how trusting Him leads to faithful stewardship, wise decisions, and generous living. God’s provision doesn’t ignore debt—but it also doesn’t excuse irresponsibility.

God is the source of all provision, and Scripture shows how deeply that truth shapes the way we live. This series explores how trusting Him leads to faithful stewardship, wise decisions, and generous living. God doesn’t give us possessions—He entrusts us with His resources.

God is the source of all provision, and Scripture shows how deeply that truth shapes the way we live. This series explores how trusting Him leads to faithful stewardship, wise decisions, and generous living. God is not impressed by the amount we give, but by the trust behind it—because all provision ultimately comes from Him.

What we are rooted in determines how we grow, how we endure storms, and what kind of fruit our lives produce. The Bible frames spiritual strength and maturity as depth—being deeply rooted in the right soil. Everything else we are rooted in must ultimately flow from allegiance to Christ.

What we are rooted in determines how we grow, how we endure storms, and what kind of fruit our lives produce. The Bible frames spiritual strength and maturity as depth—being deeply rooted in the right soil. What we prioritize reveals what we are truly rooted in.

What we are rooted in determines how we grow, how we endure storms, and what kind of fruit our lives produce. The Bible frames spiritual strength and maturity as depth—being deeply rooted in the right soil. Spiritual maturity requires personal ownership of our growth.

What we are rooted in determines how we grow, how we endure storms, and what kind of fruit our lives produce. The Bible frames spiritual strength and maturity as depth—being deeply rooted in the right soil. We grow spiritually when we are deeply connected to one another in Christ; isolation stunts growth, but loving connection strengthens it.

What we are rooted in determines how we grow, how we endure storms, and what kind of fruit our lives produce. The Bible frames spiritual strength and maturity as depth—being deeply rooted in the right soil. Stability in life comes from being deeply rooted in God’s truth, not merely exposed to it.