Next Sunday

Grant will conclude our current section of Luke’s gospel this Sunday with a message entitled, ‘Grace’s Grateful Slaves’ from Luke 19:11-27. He writes, “The desire for things to be fixed quickly is always with us, and Jesus must temper this desire in his own disciples as they head for Jerusalem. We will always be working…

John is preaching from Luke 18:35-19:10 under the title, ‘He Turned Not From Us’. He writes, “The healing of a blind beggar and the saving of a rich tax collector speak profoundly of how Jesus does not allow the world’s mood and judgments to determine what he should be about and who he should associate…

As Jesus nears his destination of Jerusalem and his goal of the cross in Luke 18:15-34, despite what the disciples might think, he is not too busy, proud or important to spend time blessing the children who are brought to him. In fact he says, ‘to such belong the kingdom of God’. On the other…

John will bring us the Word, continuing through our series on Luke’s gospel from Luke 18:9-14. He writes, “The story of the Pharisee and the tax collector going up to the temple to pray is a timeless message to us all.  The former – confident of a legal righteousness that he felt he had achieved – was…