Drawing on the parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15, George Dunn flips the focus to the 99 who didn’t wander off, exploring five traits of sheep as pictures of what faithful discipleship looks like.
Making Jesus known to everyone, everywhere
Making Jesus known to everyone, everywhere
Sermons on Luke
Continuing our Life Lessons series, Jessica Cave looks at Mary and Martha and challenges us to examine whether our own service flows from time spent with Jesus or has become a substitute for genuine intimacy with him.
John McDonough takes us on a flyover of Luke 15 — and lands somewhere unexpected. We all know the parable of the prodigal son. But what if the title is wrong? What if it’s not just one lost son, but two? And what if one of them never left home?
Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, Matthew 13, and Luke 8, Saji Kollanoor unpacks why the same seed, the Word of God, produces different results in different hearts, and what it takes to move from a 30-fold life to a 100-fold harvest.
The light has come for all generations. Keith Jackson speaks about the profound encounter between elderly Simeon and the infant Jesus in Luke 2:22-38.
Dr Keith Warrington continues our series on The Beatitudes, exploring Jesus’ teaching “Blessed are those who mourn” through the story of a bent-over woman who was healed.
Speaking from Luke 8, Dan Rubens encourages us that even a mustard seed of faith can invite the miraculous intervention of God into our everyday lives.
As we approach Christmas, Barbie Jackson invites us to embrace the peace of God through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “All I Want For Christmas”? Is it the Mariah Carey song, the girl who wished for two front teeth, or is it something you really want for Christmas?
Keith Jackson concludes his short series on the parable of the Prodigal Son. In this talk, Keith looks at the story from the perspective of the younger son.