Luke 6:27-36 We thought about loving one another in the last two evenings – but the logical next step is what does God say about how we relate to those who are not in the “family of believers”? How are we to treat them? And it ties in with what we’ve been learning in Growth Groups about sharing the gospel with people.
Luke 24:1-35 Luke account of the resurrection doesn’t start out the way you imagine. He doesn’t focus on people seeing Jesus, instead he focuses on people failing to hear Jesus. Listen in to find out why, and why seeing Jesus as the bible presents him leaves our hearts burning within us.
Luke 23:32-46 Good Friday sounds like an odd name for the day Christianity remembers the death of its founder. Listen in as we see what Luke sees as he looks at the events of good Friday and why they truly are good.
Luke 23:32-46 Good Friday sounds like an odd name for the day Christianity remembers the death of its founder. Listen in as we see what Luke sees as he looks at the events of good Friday and why they truly are good.
Sometimes failure is being successful at the things that don’t matter. Rico Tice will help us look at one of the most devastating parables that Jesus told as he describes a very successful man who, when it comes to the things of God, is a total failure.
Luke 2:40-52 The boy Jesus gets lost in Jerusalem and then found in the temple, setting the stage for a remarkable conversation which follows. What does this say about who Jesus is and why he came? And what does this mean for our lives?
Luke 2:22-39 In 2013 the 77-year-long wait for a British Wimbledon men’s champion came to an end, and joy and relief swept the country. Now that Jesus has come, the centuries-long wait for the Saviour is over. It’s party-time for our world!
Luke 1:26-38 After the horrific shootings in San Bernadino, California, a newspaper headline said, ‘God is not fixing this’. It’s hard to deny that the world is in a mess. But Christmas tells us God is at work to fix things – in the most remarkable way.
Luke 2:1-20 ‘He came down to earth from heaven, who is God and Lord of all’. So says the Christmas carol. But is it true? And if so, why did he bother? And how should we respond?
Luke 2:14 At the birth of Jesus, angels appeared to shepherds and declared, “Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace”. 2000 years and two World Wars later, you can’t help but think, “Those angels sure got that one wrong. Peace on earth? Who were they kidding?” In what sense is the Christian message “good news of peace through Jesus Christ”?
