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Much Given Much Required – Luke 12:41-48

Aimed squarely at Pastors, today’s text doesn’t mince words. While all Christians are equal in value, not all are given the same responsibilities. Pastors/Church Elders are meant to be stewards of the Lord’s household who fulfill two very important functions. Care of the flock & feeding the sheep. There will be other duties that come…

Ready, Set, Wait (and stay busy) – Luke 12:35-40

Being a servant of Christ is a multifaceted responsibility – yet we often find ourselves out of balance. Some fill their days with longing for heaven, others work in ministry to exhaustion, while others fall into a life of compartments – some time set aside for God’s kingdom & some for our own. Jesus expects…

Finding Faith In An Empty Tomb – John 20:1-18

The resurrection is the single greatest event in world history & today we celebrate it – not with cute stories, egg drops or stunts – but with the unadulterated truth of the Living Savior. Join us as we walk through the amazing eye witness account of the day faith was found in an empty tomb.…

The Answer For Anxiety – Luke 12:22-34

In our society, it seems like everyone is dealing with anxiety over something. The future, the past, our wants and our needs. There are countless treatments for it, but at best those remedies only teach us to cope with anxiety – they don’t deliver us from it. The causes of anxiousness today may be different…

The Unforgivable Sin – Luke 12:10-12

The good news of the gospel is that through Christ, sins can be forgiven. All of them, from little white lies all the way to murder & abuse can be forgiven if a person repents and places their hope in Christ Jesus. So what are we to make of a passage that calls one specific…

The Good Hypocrites – Luke 12:1-9

Hypocrisy goes deeper than simply not practicing what we preach. While that is certainly a good definition, we need to be aware of the type of hypocrisy that is much more difficult to spot – the “good” hypocrite. The “good” hypocrite looks like a true Christian in almost every way on the surface, so how…