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Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen Thinking of whatever wealth God has given you: Whose is it? Or more to the point, whose are you? In a pair of stories, Luke tells us about encounters Jesus had with two rich men—encounters that challenge us to consider whether God or money will rule in our lives. Luke 18:18-30, 19:1-10

Sunday Sermon by Jack Campbell & Rich Lamb God changes lives, both in the early church and today. Two of our elders share stories from the book of Acts and from their own lives of how God transforms us to make us faithful followers of Jesus. Selections from Acts, 1 Timothy 1:15-16

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen We believe Jesus is coming back one day, and we want to be ready when he comes. In Luke 17, Jesus gives us teaching on how to live holy, godly lives, which will help us be ready when he comes—and on how to act in preparation for his coming and how to respond when he comes. Luke 17

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen What is money for? Jesus gives his most confusing parable to call us to use our earthly wealth for eternal purposes, warns us to love God and not money, and with another parable teaches us that how we use our measure of wealth now affects our eternal destiny. Luke 16:1-15 & 16:19-31

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen With three parables explaining why Jesus welcomed sinners and ate with them, Jesus gave us the framework of a simple evangelistic strategy we can use to help bring friends and loved ones to Christ. Luke 15

Sunday Sermon by Johnny Gallegos Martha was upset and worried about many things and was offended that Mary did not assist her, but sat at Jesus' feet and learned from him. Jesus corrected Martha, and she continued to serve, but without the stress, being focused more now on her faith in Jesus. Martha's story reminds us to keep our focus on spending time with God even when there is much to be done. Luke 10:38-42, John 11:17-23 and 12:1-2

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen A man with Jesus celebrated the thought of getting to join in the great feast in the kingdom of God. But Jesus replied with a warning: Not everyone who is invited will get to be at the feast, but only those who set aside their own agendas to accept God's invitation. That invitation is costly, and discipleship to Jesus is not easy, but demanding. Luke 14:15-35

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen In three stories, Jesus notices the lowly and lifts them up, even if doing so seems to lower him in the eyes of others—and he teaches us to do the same. Luke 13:10-17, 14:1-14, 18:15-17

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen I came to Jesus for justice, hoping he would command my brother to divide the inheritance with me. But instead Jesus warned us about greed and living for ourselves instead of for God. And he called us not to worry, but to trust in God to provide for all we need as we seek his kingdom. Luke 12:13-34

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen At the home of a Pharisee, Jesus rebukes the Pharisees and experts in the law for hypocritical, prideful, greedy, selfish religion, the kind of religion that is clean on the outside but wicked on the inside. Then Jesus teaches us how to do better. Luke 11:37 to 12:12

Sunday Sermon by Josiah Fuller, Northwest School of Discipleship Jesus our good Shepherd cares for us, leads us, and protects us. He knows us, and if we know him, we will follow his voice. Most of all, he laid down his life for us. Text: John 10:7-15

Sunday Sermon by Stryder Lynch from the Northwest School of Discipleship If you know Jesus, don't you want to share him with others? This lesson offers encouragement, motivation, and tips for sharing our faith with those around us. Text: Acts 1:8

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen Jesus offers three teachings on prayer, calling us to pray because of who God is and because of who we are to him. Luke 11:1-13, 18:1-14

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen To a man who wanted to justify himself and show he was loving the people who were worthy of his love, Jesus told a story to call us to go beyond merely loving the worthy and to instead love others not because of who they are, but because of who we are as we follow. Jesus, after all, loved us and gave his life for us while we were unworthy. Texts: Luke 10:25-37, Romans 5:8-11

Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen Some of what Jesus did was what the Jews and his disciples expected of God's Messiah—and some of it was not. He made strange predictions about his future and strange demands of his followers. Yet he was indeed God's Messiah, and more! Today, as then, we who follow him need to listen to him and not to other voices around us as we seek to understand who he is and what it means to follow him. Text: Luke 9:10-36