Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. Jesus shares one last meal together with the disciples.

The end is nigh? or is it? Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke.

Paul Hincks continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel according to Luke In Luke 20:45–21:4, Jesus contrasts the superficial, hypocritical show of religious leaders with the genuine, sacrificial heart of a poor widow. While the wealthy make loud, public donations from their abundance, the widow offers everything she has, demonstrating true surrender, prompting Jesus to declare her offering the greatest.

Pete Gower conitnues our 'Gospel according to Luke' In Luke 20:20–44, religious leaders attempt to trap Jesus with questions on paying taxes to Caesar, marriage in the resurrection, and the identity of the Messiah. Jesus skillfully navigates these tests by distinguishing duty to earthly authorities from duty to God, defining the resurrected life, and affirming his divine authority.

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke

We're continuing on in Luke's gospel, in this section where Jesus is continually questioned by the religious leaders.

Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke.

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God’s purpose for the house that bears his name, is that it should be (and one day will be) a place where the whole world, foreigners and eunuchs alike, can worship God with reverence and joy. A place where people from every tribe and language can enjoy communion with the living God. "

Pete Gower restarts our sermon series unpacking the Gospel of Luke. Jesus Comes to Jerusalem as King

Hanoch Paul unpacks the 1st Chapter of Corinthians 2. Comfort in trouble times. A sermon for those suffering in life