Bad News For Smart People

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Bad News For Smart People

According to Luke 12:54-59

October 20, 2024 • Bruce Stabbert • Luke 12:54–59

It's possible to be both very smart and very wrong when it comes to the question of Jesus. Why? How do we explain why the most obviously compelling and beautiful person that has ever been laid before the eyes of men can be rejected by a majority of logical, even brilliant, minds? The words of Jesus in Luke 12:54-59 provide some insight on this question and point us toward some compelling indicators that should prompt every person who hears about Jesus want to follow Him, worship Him, and give up everything for Him.

According to Luke 14:25-35

December 1, 2024 • Nate Corley • Luke 14:25–35

The Narrow Door

November 10, 2024 • Bruce Stabbert • Luke 13:22–35, Philippians

In this section of Luke's gospel, we hear a classic question and a cryptic answer: why is one person saved and another not? To those of us who live in an age of unlimited choices, Jesus's response may sound surprising and unsettling. After all, is it all up to God to determine who gets rescued and who doesn't? Or is human choice the primary factor? Bruce walks us through the tension in this passage and points us to the path of salvation found only in Jesus.

According to Luke 14:25-35

December 1, 2024 • Nate Corley • Luke 14:25–35

The Narrow Door

November 10, 2024 • Bruce Stabbert • Luke 13:22–35, Philippians

According to Luke 14:7-24

November 24, 2024 • Luke 14:7–24