Following his parable about the rich farmer whose wealth was misplaced, Jesus warns his followers not to be anxious about things on earth, but to lay up treasure in heaven. The text is from Luke 12:22-34.
This world only recognizes one type of wealth, but earthly riches are useless in the kingdom of God. Are you rich toward God? Pastor Michael Rattin preaches from Luke 12:13-21.
Jesus continues his warning about whom to fear, and the consequences of not fearing God. The text is from Luke 12:1-12.
Immediately after infuriating the Pharisees and lawyers, Jesus goes out and warns his followers to be wary of them, but not to fear them. The text is from Luke 12:1-12.
The Pharisees and lawyers continue to sour as Jesus relentlessly and all-knowingly exposes their hypocrisy and declares woes on them. The text is from Luke 11:37-54.
Knowing the superficiality of those around him, Jesus proceeds to proclaim woes on the Pharisees and lawyers. The text is from Luke 11:37-54.
Jesus once again defies the expectations of those around him, thereby revealing the superficial hearts of the Pharisees and lawyers. The text is from Luke 11:37-54.
Elder Matt Brown considers the way in which God preserves us, as spoken of by King David in Psalm 16.
When it comes to missions – or ministry, or life, or salvation – Christ is sufficient. Missionary to Uganda Joshua Rattin considers the way in which Paul puts the sufficiency of Christ at the forefront of his ministry, as seen in 2 Corinthians 4:1-6.
In Luke 11:23-36, Jesus makes clear that he himself is the deliverer, the sign, and the light, and that we need to listen to him.
