Incompatible

{Luke 5:27-39}

Jesus calls a tax collector. Jesus calls a traitor to the Jews. Jesus calls an egregious sinner. Jesus calls someone society considered ‘too far gone.’ Then Jesus eats with him and his friends.

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The Lord’s Favor

{Luke 4:14-30}

At the onset of His ministry, Jesus teaches in His hometown. Things go well, at first. But as Jesus gets confrontational, His family and friends push away. Pastor Drew walks us through one of Jesus’ toughest sermons.

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The Test

{Luke 4:1-13}

Luke answers the questions “Where do we find a savior?” and “What do we look for in a savior?” Through His temptations, Jesus proves Himself to be a Savior of singular focus: to seek and save the lost. Jesus revealed Himself to Luke and other disciples, and through the Holy Spirit He reveals Himself to us, too.

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The Role of John the Baptist

{Luke 3:1-22}

While John had the joy of preparing the way for the Christ, he experienced both sorrow and anger over unrepentant hearts. John’s baptism was one of repentance. Imagine his joy to see Christ baptize with the power to forgive and save.

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What Simeon Saw

{Luke 2:21-40}

Simeon was an old man who spent his days in the temple. His wisdom and faith allowed him to see the Christ before anyone else was looking. There are many around us who have wisdom and strong faith to share. Pastor Drew encourages us to be listening to them, and looking for Christ.

The Christmas Story

{Luke 2:1-20}

There was a day when Jesus was born. There are many accounts and beliefs of what happened that day, religious and otherwise. What you believe about that day determines your worldview in a giant way. Pastor Drew presents the birth of Jesus, as told in Luke’s Gospel.

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