Amidst a wild story of giants, warring kings, sibling rivalry, and increasing darkness in the world there is someone faithfully walking with the Lord. And through him, God will bring about blessing to the nations.

We have the ultimate promise of Heaven to come. But why wait? Jesus is inviting us to be participants, coheirs and citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth... now!

We are a walking contradiction between trusting and wandering from God, but God is faithful even in our failings.

As we read about Abraham's father Terah's life we take notice of how it is framed by death and discouragement. God intersects this family line and calls Abraham to walk a different path.

Today we kick off our series The Walk. We'll be looking at the life of Abraham, which is marked by trust in the Lord and times of grasping and scheming to obtain his own good life.

What do we do with the pain of unanswered prayers?

Jesus tells a parable that invites us to be on board with, and participants in, a kingdom that operates on God's faithfulness and not our merit. We learn to trust he will be good to us and that his goodness is not determined by what others do and receive

Jesus tells what would have been a shocking parable of reversal concerning God's will. Tax collectors and prostitutes that accepted John the Baptist's call to repentance and not the religious leaders were the shining example of obeying God's will.

In Luke 6, Jesus stressed the importance of building our lives on him and his words. Instead of doing FOR Jesus and relying on our own strength, we must learn to be WITH Jesus. It is the only way to make it through life and be a healthy light of Jesus to

Jesus tells a story describing the arrival of God's kingdom as a party with a scandalous guest list.