Luke 7:36-50The Setup: Two People at the Table (vv. 36-39The Parable: Two Debtors. (vv. 40-43)The Diagnosis: Simon vs. The Woman. (vv. 44-47)The Declaration (vv. 48-50)Application:Simon HeartsOscillating-Burdened HeartsWhen you sin, what is your reflex? NEXT SUNDAY: Join us next week as we continue going through the Gospel of Luke in our series “The Compassionate King”, pt 3: Sower & Storm” as we ...  Read More

The King’s authority recognized: Luke 7:1-10Stage One: Crisis faith—“I need help!”Recognize: His Word is sufficient.APPLICATION: This week, identify one area where you are asking for clarity when you already have Scripture — and obey what you know.The King’s compassion displayed: Luke 7:11-17Stage Two: Confronting mortality—“This world cannot save me.”Recognize: His Mercy is restorative.APPLICATIO...  Read More

External Security—Where do you seek safety? Lk 6:20-26Reordered mind. Vv. 20-23Reversed metrics. Vv. 24-26BIG IDEA: Kingdom values expose false securities and relocate trust in God.Relational Posture—How do you respond to threat? Lk 6:27-36Reformed relationships. Vv. 27-31Reflected mercy. Vv. 32-36BIG IDEA: Kingdom love reflects the character of the King.Internal Character—Who are you becoming? Lk...  Read More

AUTHORITY: Authority is contested—Who rules?The leaders were watching for rule-breaking; Jesus was asking something deeper—who gets to say what obedience looks like? Luke 6:1-2Jesus reminds them that God’s commands were given to restore people, not just to preserve a system. Luke 6:3–5 (cf. 1 Samuel 21:1–5)APPLICATION: Let Jesus and His Word, not religious habits or social pressure, define what fa...  Read More

PROVISION — He meets us in our everyday need. Lk 5:1-11Jesus enters ordinary work and speaks with authority (vv. 3-5)Obedience to His word, beyond comfort, expands fruitfulness and calling (vv. 6–11)RESTORATION—He welcomes the excluded. Luke 5:12-16The unclean man approaches in humility and faith (v. 12)Jesus touches and restores access, dignity, and worship (vv. 13–14)FORGIVENESS—He addresses our...  Read More

Jesus inaugurated His Kingdom in the power of the Spirit. Luke 4:18, 21The Kingdom is defined by Scripture (Isaiah’s Vision).  Luke 4:14-21Spirit anointed, not self-appointed.Brings Good News to the poor.About release, not moral improvement.Restores sight to the blind.Frees the oppressed.Announces God’s favor; omits judgment. The Kingdom offends familiarity and entitlement. Lk 4:22-30The Kingdom o...  Read More

Jesus overcomes where Adam failed.Where humanity grasped, Jesus trusted. (Gen 3:6, Lk 4:4)His victory is for us, not just an example. Lk 4:13Three temptations, One battle:APPETITE-flesh: Provision without trust. Lk 4:3-4The enemy creates urgency so we tell ourselves, “I have to do this.”Jesus trusts the Father’s provision and timing.Sons trust; slaves scramble.AMBITION-mind: Power without submissi...  Read More

God begins His work in real time and real places. Luke 3:1-2God’s redemptive plan advances regardless of human power.God’s timing is aimed at introducing His Son.Repentance is the required response.  Luke 3:3-9Repentance recognizes real sin and real need.Repentance clears space for Jesus to be received.Repentance produces practical fruit. Luke 3:10-14Genuine repentance changes life, not just belie...  Read More

RECOGNIZE God’s salvation: Simeon Luke 2:25-35Posture to SEE: Walk in the Holy Spirit. He revealed specific things, Simeon organized his life around those things, and walked in devout righteousness.He saw the Gospel: The Uniting: Understood the identity of Jesus, drawing all those who believe and hope in Him.The Dividing: Separating out the proud who will not believe.SPEAK God’s salvation: Anna Lu...  Read More

What does it mean to abide? John 15:4To remain: 15:4To stay connected: 15:6To live from a shared life: 15:12Who we are abiding in: The Living Word. Jn 1:14We are not abiding in ideas, rules, or techniques, we are abiding in a person. The Word did not become a program, the Word became flesh. What abiding produces: Truth, Freedom, Life. Jn 8:31-32, John 14:6From Abiding to Formation:Spiritual Wall: ...  Read More

Luke 2:1-20God’s Glory Comes Through His Sovereign Hand. (vv. 1-7)God’s Glory Shines on the Lowly First. (vv. 8-14)God’ Glory Spreads Through Ordinary Witness. (vv. 15-20)Application:Where are you searching for glory?Christmas is the story of God making glory accessible to the sinners, the strugglers, the overlooked, the exhausted, and the soaked-through shepherd-hearts in all of us.GoSeeTell NEXT...  Read More

The Gospel begins with God’s visitationNarrative: God visits with mercy. Lk 1:57-58Prophecy: God visits to redeem. Lk 1:68Addresses: Alienation & AbandonmentThe Gospel Is rooted in God’s promisesNarrative: Trust God’s Word over tradition. Lk 1:59ffProphecy: Salvation flows from covenant faithfulness. Lk 1:69–73Addresses: Distrust & UncertaintyThe Gospel sets us free to serve without fearNarrative:...  Read More