Luke 4:1-13 The problem with temptation is…it can be very tempting. Listen in as we Jesus face temptation and bring good news- he resists where we give in and brings us power to change.
Sermons on Luke (Page 10)
Luke 3:21-36 The list of names in Jesus’ genealogy strikes many as boring and irrelevant. Listen in as we see how God uses it to excite us about Jesus and how every Old Testament story casts Jesus’ shadow.
Luke 7:11-17Until May 2016 Jeremy Marshall was CEO of C Hoare & Co, Britain’s oldest Bank, but he now has terminal cancer. In this interview and talk he speaks about the difference Jesus has made to his life and the difference as he faces death.
Luke 3:1-20 Some say we’ve had a lot of bad news recently, but that Christianity’s news isn’t any better. Listen in as Luke shows us the truly good news of a gospel that isn’t fake, arrogant or spineless.
Luke 1:39-56 It’s fair to say we’re often better at spotting pride in others than we are in ourselves. What does God say about pride and it’s opposite humility? What does that mean for a culture increasingly less interested in treating humility as a virtue? Listen in to Mary’s song as we meet the very humble and the very proud and see how God responds to both.
Luke 3:1-20 Some say we’ve had a lot of bad news recently, but that Christianity’s news isn’t any better. Listen in as Luke shows why John the Baptist brought such good news.
Luke 2:41-52 As Jesus goes missing in Jerusalem, his parents search frantically. Listen in as we see them find him and yet find someone even more important than the son they think they’ve lost.
Luke 2:21-40 As Simeon sees the new born Jesus in the temple he cries out- ‘here is the light for revelation to the nations.’ Listen in as we see what Simeon meant then and what it means for us now.
Luke 18:9-14 我们社会崇尚高富帅。与亲友聊天时，不免会谈到从哪间学校毕业? 在哪工作? 交往对象? 赚多少钱?。。。我们好像多少都要挤出一点小成就才能得到认可。如果要有成就才能得到人的认可，不知我们有没有想过要有多少成就才能得到神的认可?
Luke 2:1-14 Christmas is full of contrasts- contrasting traditions, contrasting feelings. This passage turns on contrasting leaders. Caesar, who demands his subjects serve him; and Jesus who chooses weakness to serve his subjects. Listen in as we see Luke unfold the true meaning of Christmas.