Luke 6:27-36 – Love in the Kingdom of God
Speaking from Luke 6:27-36, Pastor Michael Rattin considers Jesus’ command to love one’s enemies – a command rooted in Jesus’ own ultimate love for sinners at the cross.
Category Archives: Messages
Luke 6:17-26 – Discipleship 101
Matt Brown preached on Luke 6:17-26. A disciple of Jesus Christ is not one who merely has a book knowledge of biblical doctrine or a casual acquaintance with truth. A disciple of Jesus Christ is one who knows Him for who he is, who is in awe of Him, and whose affections are for Him.
Luke 6:12-16 – Choosing a Team
Preaching from Luke 6:12-16, Pastor Michael Rattin highlights the importance of both prayer and faith as Jesus picks disciples to become apostles.
Luke 6:1-11 – Lord of the Sabbath
Pastor Michael Rattin acknowledges the preeminence of Jesus’ good work – and His good rest – over any legalistic rules of men. The text is from Luke 6:1-11.
Luke 5:33-39 – Time to Celebrate Jesus
Preaching from Luke 5:33-39, Pastor Michael Rattin considers the importance of celebrating Jesus time on earth versus the importance of fasting.
Proverbs 30:7-9 – Agur’s Bucket List
Elder Matt Brown examines the short “bucket list” of Agur in Proverbs 30.
Luke 5:27-32 – To Follow Jesus is to Join Him on His Mission
When Jesus calls us to follow Him, He calls us to join Him in His mission. The text is from Luke 5:27-32.
Luke 5:17-26 – Jesus’ Authority to Forgive Sin
Luke presents the case that Jesus has authority to forgive sin, which is man’s greatest need.
Luke 5:12-16 – He Makes the Unclean Clean
Matt Brown considers the importance of Jesus’ cleansing work in the life of someone who was unclean. Message notes: The man’s condition Full of leprosy Full of faith — “Lord if you will, you can…” Jesus’ response Willingness — “I will” Power — “be clean” Leprosy and healing — A picture, not the point Uncleanness of
Luke 5:1-11 – A Change of Vocation: From Fisherman to Fisher of Men
One aspect of Jesus mission is calling others into that mission. Here we find what maybe the greatest miracle of all – as Jesus call is for Peter to join His great Gospel mission, an exchange of his life as a fisherman to a fisher of men.