The oldest son is often overlooked in the parable of The Prodigal Son. It is easy to forget that Jesus ultimately shared this story in order to rebuke and expose the Pharisees’ hypocrisy.
The Prodigal Son
Two brothers
September 4, 2022 • Richard Cantu • Luke 15:1–2, Luke 15:11–32
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November 20, 2022 • Lorenzo Elizondo • Psalm 130
In this stand alone sermon we take a look at Psalm 130, and are encouraged that the Lord always hears our cry. As the Psalmist says, we will wait upon God, his unfailing love, and his redemption. Let us be mindful of this wonderful truth this Thanksgiving.
Jesus Seen Through Us
October 16, 2022 • Richard Cantu • 1 Peter 1:13–25
Christians are saved for a life of holiness. If we proclaim to Love Jesus, then we must give others what he gave us: grace, love, peace and forgiveness. We must always ask ourselves, do other people see God's character through me?
The Neighborhood of God
September 11, 2022 • Nathan Elizondo • Luke 10:15–37
The Good Samaritan is perhaps the most famous parable that Jesus shared. However, it is often made too simplistic or overly complicated. From this passage, we learn that every human alive is in the neighborhood of God, and therefore, we ought to care for everyone as our neighbor.