The sign of Jonah- preaching repentance and the people do. Repentance means to turn back from the direction you are going and to choose God. Choose God.

Jesus’ teaching topics were relevant not only 2,000 years ago but are still relevant today: worry, greed, peace, whispers, abundance, bloodshed, selfishness, forgiveness, patience. Come and read his instruction for us today.

What does it take to be a disciple of Jesus? What does self-care have to do with being a Christian? Reviewing Luke chapters 9-10 might give us some ideas about these things.

Jesus cares for his disciples, leading them to green pastures beside still waters. Fearing no evil, Jesus comforts them as he guides and protects them. Luke chapters 9-10 illustrate how Jesus cares for his disciples.

Reference to the Old Testament is found throughout the gospels. Raising of the dead? Check. Calming the stormy seas? Check. Come see how the Lord intertwines the stories of old and new together in Luke Chapters 7-8.

Despite demonstrating he is greater than the prophets of old, Jesus does not let that distance him from the people he came to serve. His power does not push us from him but in fact draws us near.

What does following the Old Testament law have to do with following Jesus? Join the conversation on Luke 5-6.

Jesus has the authority and power to deliver us from not only our sin but also from physical ailments, social oppression, and our burdens, as a start. Join us in studying Luke Chapters 5-6.

Free download of prompts and verses for 30 days of giving thanks to God for his character and gifts. Can be used any time of year, free digital pdf or jpg!

Jesus came for the poor, the prisoners, the blind, the oppressed. I was or am each one of these. He came for me. He came for you. Join us to learn more about him.

Jesus began his ministry on the banks of the Jordan river, followed by 40 days in the wilderness. He too experienced temptation and hunger. Come and see what else he shares with you.