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In this series we are taking a few weeks to discover who Jesus is through Luke’sGospel. He wrote an account of the True story of Jesus so that we could know thedifference between grace and works. We hope to discover who Jesus is, and whatHe did for us. In this week’s message, we explore a sensitive and important realitythat expresses the brokenness of this world. Within this reality we discover thedeep compassion and love of Jesus and how it can impact our lives in a deepway.

In this series, we are taking a few weeks to discover who Jesus is through Luke’sGospel. He wrote an account of the True story of Jesus so that we could know thedifference between grace and works. We hope to discover who Jesus is and whatHe did for us. In this week’s message, we explore a passage that can seemdifficult. We discover in this passage that Jesus navigated something that we allface, and He offers us real help when we face temptations too.

In this series, we are taking a few weeks to discover who Jesus is through Luke’s Gospel. He wrote an account of the True story of Jesus so that we could know the difference between grace and works. We hope to discover who Jesus is and what He did for us. In this week’s message, we read two of Luke’s accounts and explore the tension of whose son Jesus is. This account introduces an important reality of Christianity: the idea of Sonship. 

In this series, we are taking a few weeks to discover who Jesus is through Luke’sGospel. He wrote an account of the True story of Jesus so that we could know thedifference between grace and works. We hope to discover who Jesus is, and whatHe did for us. In this week’s message, we begin looking at the True story of Jesus,and how His story has the power to change everything.

In this series, we are exploring the Christmas story and how, in the story, we discover many expressions of joy.

In this series, we are exploring the Christmas story and how, in the story, wediscover many expressions of joy. In this week’s message, we look at the joy Maryexperienced when she found out she was having Jesus, and what we can learnabout joy from her story.

As you read through the Christmas story in the Gospel of Luke, we discover thatan overarching theme is Joy. It makes sense that this is the theme becauseChristianity teaches that Jesus entered the world to love it, serve it, and save it. Inthis week’s message, we begin by looking at the birth of John the Baptist becausehis birth elicits joy in the midst of pain and suffering.

As a culture, we can often find ourselves in a comparison trap with others around us. This trap can lead us to attaching our happiness to what others around us have. In this week’s message, we ask ourselves the question: What am I chasing? In asking this question, we can discover if we are chasing happiness that can’t satisfy our deepest longings, or if we are resting in the joy that is only found in Christ.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we look at one final invitation Paulgives in the journey of seeding and weeding.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we continue the conversation from lastweek and get practical on how we can overcome the stubborn thorns that getstuck in our hearts.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we look at another primary thorn thatcan be more stubborn and truly keep us from the growth we are longing for.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we continue to dig deeper into the thornof fear and discover that Christianity truly offers a solution in overcoming thefears that are unique to each one of us.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we discover another primary thorn thatgets stuck in our hearts that prevents us from living a flourishing life. In lookingat this, we discover that Christianity offers us a real solution to weeding this thornout.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we continue the conversation on themissing stages of forgiveness and discover what forgiveness centered on thecross truly looks like.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we begin exploring the journey offorgiveness that runs through the cross and what it looks like in our lives.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we look at another primary thorn thatgets stuck in our hearts that keeps us from the growth and change we desire.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we explore the idea that sometimesthorns get stuck in our hearts that we inherit from our family and the culture wegrew up in. Paul invites us to an honest evaluation of this idea and shows uswhat Christ did to help us overcome the patterns that keep us stuck.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes?Why, as Christians, do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit thatcomes from the Gospel? We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thornsthat get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and thelife and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we continue to look at the thorns of sinthat can get stuck in our hearts, leading to us feeling shame and hiding. InPaul’s letter to the Ephesians, he offers a real solution that leads to freedom.

In this series, we are asking the questions: Why do we not change sometimes? Why as Christians do we have a hard time growing and bearing the fruit that comes from the Gospel?We are discovering that all of us have weeds and thorns that get stuck in our hearts that are choking out the seed of the Gospel and the life and fruit in it. In this week’s message, we discover another thorn that gets stuck in our hearts that hinders the Gospel from bearing fruit in our lives.