God's heart's desire is to draw you into a relationship that is built on absolute confidence in Him. He wants to build big faith in you. The thing that most honors God is big faith... perfect trust in him, where you believe He is who he says he is and ...

The temptation is always to bask in the awesome reality of who God is, and to give very little thought, if any thought, to the people and the places we've left behind. If we're not careful, the tendency will always be to allow ourselves to be so absorb...

Today we're going to get some insight into how those first century Christians thought about Christianity, and why it was they were so willing to become fishers of men in spite of the fact that they were afraid. In fact,

In our culture, there are so many reasons not to fish that it is important to recall why we need to fish. This message explains that Christianity is based on historical events that must be reported in order tobe realized; moreover,

The foundation of our call to be "fishers of men" is the perspective that we too were once in a position of needing to hear the good news about Jesus. Recalling our own need helps us grasp the importance of answering God's call to "go fish."

Today we're going to look at the final passage in the Gospel of Luke, as Jesus proves his resurrection and challenges his disciples. Jesus also wants them to know that this isn't just some accidental miracle. It was planned by God for centuries.

Jesus Christ is the same, yesterday, today, and forever. From his birth to his resurrection, he is consistent. His character is always humble. His manner is always patient. His teaching is always captivating. His influence is always transforming.

For over a year, we've been studying the Gospel of Luke, one story at a time. We come today to a story about three different sets of disciples who experienced a miraculous transformation from despair to hope.

We've got a lot of territory to cover as our study of the Gospel of Luke takes us to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. But we only have a short time, so I want to take us just to two different places. I want to give you a brief tour of the road that Chr...

We're going to be looking at the human side of God in the Flesh as Jesus contemplates dying on the cross, and all the implications of the pain and suffering that will accompany that. The account of Jesus in the Garden reveals to us four different emotion