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Sermon Subject: Remaining Hopeful. Sermon Series: The Gospel of Luke. In the midst of life’s struggles, how do we remain hopeful? In Luke chapter 21, Jesus reveals the posture and perspective of the Kingdom life. Our hope is certain and our response must be patience.

When faced with rejection and insult, God responds with grace. He turns his anger generated by injustice into an act of outrageous sacrificial love. As we seek to follow Jesus, how will we respond to his grace and love?

In Luke chapter 19 we see Jesus proclaiming himself as the long awaited Messiah who will bring Israel peace. His next surprising actions don't give them what they wanted, but what they needed.

Sermon series= The Gospel of Luke; Title: What Do You Want? In Luke chapter 18, Jesus shows us what it looks like to live as a follower of Him. We should have the pattern of the widow and the posture of the tax-collector. We are then presented with the same question that Jesus asked the blind beggar, what kind of life do you want to live? A new life demands a willingness to accept the responsibilities and challenges that come as a result.

We will be covering Luke 16-17 and will be discovering four of the messages inside of these two chapters. They are: Understanding the Law – There’s a new sheriff in town; The rich man and Lazarus – no turning back; Temptation to sin – The snake made me do it; Increasing our faith – Reporting a power outage.

Celebrating Christmas we look at the Star of Bethlehem using astronomy and the Bible

Jesus desires to form his way of life in those who follow Him. This is only possible when we learn to become dependent on God and inter-dependent on one another. Ultimately, we’re accountable to God for how we live our lives.

Luke 10 tells the story of the sending out of the seventy and what they reported back. This story is like a soft-launch of the church, a trial run before Pentecost to build faith. This is the story that reveals the potential power for all believers and is a roadmap to increasing your faith-walk

Sermon series - The Gospel of Luke, Ch 6: Jesus is Lord. Jesus made the bold claim that He was God. As we continue our study of the Gospel of Luke, we see that Jesus’ declaration was made evident through the way He lived. If you want to follow Jesus, then He must be Lord of your life. Who do you say Jesus is? Does your life demonstrate that He is Lord? We’ll explore how the practice of Sabbath can help us live in this reality. Pastor Rawley also gave several ‘reflection questions’ to think about.

Jesus began His ministry by entering and winning victory in the wilderness. He overcame the thoughts and ideas in His mind that came as temptations from the devil. Jesus won victory on the most personal and intimate level by choosing the path of the cross instead of the paths that the devil offered Him. May we learn to follow in the way of Jesus.