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Don't Just Do Something - Sit There!

According to Luke 10:38-42

August 11, 2024 • Nate Corley • Luke 10:38–42

Mary and Martha. You know this story, right? Well, maybe not. With twists as surprising and subversive as the "Good Samaritan" just before, Luke challenges our expectations in this passage by showing us: 1. Jesus welcomes women as disciples. 2. Service is not bad. 3. We need to guard the priority of listening to Jesus. 4. The problem is in our hearts. and 5. The tender patience of Jesus with sinners.

True Blessedness; Tragic Blindness

September 1, 2024 • Bruce Stabbert • Luke 11:27–36

In this oft-neglected section of Luke's gospel, we see how Jesus is both greater than Solomon, greater than Jonah - and worthy of our full and attentive listening. Bruce ends with telling us why he wants, more than anything, to see Jesus personally someday.

How To Cure A Pharisee

September 8, 2024 • Nate Corley • Luke 11:37–54, 1 Timothy 1:14–15, Philippians 3

"Pharasaism" is one of the most deadly sins because it's so hard to see in yourself. It's like carbon monoxide: deadly, but invisible. So what's the solution? In Luke 11:37-54, we hear some of the strongest words from Jesus in all of scripture as he rebukes the Pharisees for their pride and hypocrisy. We'll consider ourselves in light of these words ("am I a Pharisee?"), and then consider how the path to "curing" a hard-hearted Pharisee is not guilt or hard work - but grace. And grace is exactly what Jesus is happy to supply in abundance, even to Pharisees.

Greed and God

September 22, 2024 • Bruce Stabbert • Luke 12:13–21

The Bible has a lot to say about about money, greed, and covetousness. So how come so few of us confess the sin of greed? Or see greed as a major spiritual threat? In Luke 12:13-21, Jesus tells the parable of the rich man and his bigger barns to expose the foolishness of our perspective on money - and point us to something of eternal value.