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In this sermon we'll be looking at the Parable of the Sower from Luke 8:4-15. This story will challenge us to consider how we respond to God's Word. Does it make a difference in our lives? Do we hear it, hold to it, and bear good fruit?

In this sermon we'll talk about Christ's forgiveness from Luke 7:36-8:3. The more that we are aware of the extent of our sin and of how much Christ has forgiven us, the more grateful we will be. We'll look at an example of someone who thought that they only needed a little forgiveness (Simon the Pharisee) and contrast him with women who knew how much Jesus had done for them.

Elder Adam Paul shares about Greatness According to Jesus from Matthew 18:1-5. We'll talk about the importance of child-like faith and serving God out of love.

In this sermon we'll discover that Jesus was not a Messiah like people expected. Luke 7:18-35 will show us that even John the Baptist began to question if Jesus really was who He said He was. Jesus will not always do what we expect. So, the question each of us needs to answer is: will we still trust in Him?

Elder Dan Long will challenge us to be set apart by looking at Psalm 1. God has called His people to live differently. Do we do that?

In this sermon we'll look at the account of Jesus raising a widow's dead son back to life from Luke 7:11-17. We'll focus on Jesus' compassion for the suffering widow and the crowd's reaction to this miracle. They were afraid, they saw Jesus as a great prophet, and they could tell that God was visiting His people.

In this sermon we'll look at the story of Jesus healing a centurion's servant from Luke 7:1-10. We'll learn whether we are worthy of or deserve God's grace. We'll also talk about what kind of authority Jesus has and what it means for us today.

In this sermon we will finish Jesus' Sermon on the Plain. Luke 6:43-49 talks about how important it is that our faith be lived out in our actions. If we produce good fruit by obeying Jesus, then we reveal that we have a good heart. We have been changed by God and are secure on a firm foundation. But if our lives do not reflect Jesus, because we do not obey His words, then we are building on a foundation of earth that will lead to destruction.

In this sermon we return to Jesus' sermon in Luke 6:37-42. In this passage, Jesus talks about how His people are to avoid prideful judgments, because all people are sinners. Instead, they should practice helpful discernment by looking in the mirror and acting against their own sin first, before examining the fruit in the lives of others.

In this sermon we will look at one of the most difficult teachings Jesus ever gave us in Luke 6:27-36. He tells us that we are to love our enemies. That's not easy, but it is based on the way that God first loved us when we were His enemies. As Romans 5:8 says, "While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."

Are you blessed? Are you sure? Luke 6:20-26 will challenge our idea of what true blessing really means.

In this sermon we will look at Jesus choosing His 12 apostles in Luke 6:12-19. After that, we then get to watch this new ministry team in action. Jesus didn't choose the best and brightest, but those He wanted and needed for His mission. His team is full of many different, diverse people working for the same kingdom: the Kingdom of God. Have we joined this new team?

After a busy week at VBS, this sermon will be a good time to talk about rest from Luke 6:1-11. This passage will tell us that the Lord has given us a Sabbath rest for our good and so that we may do good for others. We can enjoy this rest because of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In this sermon we'll look at the new life Jesus offers sick sinners through trust in Him. He provides the cure for those who know that they fall short of God's glory. The cure is found through trusting in Him.

Elder Tom Toone preaches from Luke 5:17-26 on the account of Jesus healing a paralytic. This passage will teach us about friendship, faith, forgiveness, and fortitude.