In today’s teaching, Pastor Nathan speaks on some of Jesus’ most counter-cultural words: “love your enemies”. Looking at the context of the Jews vexation with the Romans in the 1st century we glean an understanding of why this would have been so shocking to those listening at that time, and why it still is today. […]
In this Sunday’s Sermon, Pastor Phillip answers two very good “Ask the Pastor” questions and then finishes up the last Beatitude in Luke 6 for a total of three mini-sermons! In his continuation of the teaching through Jesus’ “Sermon on the Mount” from Luke 6, Pastor Phillip teaches how we are to understand what it […]
Have you ever considered why Jesus taught about laughing and mourning? We tend to default to thinking of these in very circumstantial terms but as Pastor Phillip continues to teach expositorily through the book of Luke, we see here in the beattitues of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, that He was wanting to point us […]
In this message, Pastor Nathan continues our expository teaching through the book of Luke and we discover some surprising things regarding the Jesus calling Matthew the tax collector as a disciple. Learn how God is a God who sees and yet still calls those lost in sin to Himself – for the purpose of redemption […]
Today’s message from our study in the book of Luke focuses on a man named Simeon who was looking for and longing for the consolation of Israel – Jesus Christ. Luke makes this important emphasis on the life of Simeon since he was a devout and righteous man, someone that God desires us to also […]
In this special Christmas message, Pastor Phillip delivers a beautiful Christmas message showing the humility of Jesus setting aside His glory for the purpose of redeeming all mankind. So much of the imagery that we see in the Christmas story displays the humility God intended to be on display: The shepherds, Christ being born as […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip continues in his study of the book of Luke and today focuses on the wonderful message that the Angel Gabriel gave to Mary in announcing that she would be the mother of the Messiah!