Luke 5:12-26, What Are You Asking Jesus to Fix?

Luke 6:1-11, Where True Rest is Found

In this message from Luke 6:1–11, we see Jesus confront a burdensome form of religion that had lost sight of the heart of God. Through the Sabbath conflict and the healing of a man with a withered hand, we discover that true rest is not found in striving, performance, or self-made righteousness, but in trusting Christ. This passage calls weary hearts to stop hiding, stop striving, and find renewed life through surrender to Him.

Luke 5:27-39, Why Jesus Changes Everything

In this message from Luke 5:27–39, we see why Jesus changes everything for those who truly follow Him. Through Levi’s calling, the feast with sinners, and Jesus’ teaching about new wine, we discover that Christ did not come merely to improve religious life, but to transform hearts through relationship with Himself—calling us to leave what is familiar and fully trust Him.

Luke 5:12-26, What Are You Asking Jesus to Fix?

In this message from Luke 5:12–26, we see how Jesus meets real needs while revealing a deeper one. Through the cleansing of the leper and the forgiveness of the paralytic, we discover that what we ask Him to fix is not always what truly needs fixing. As Christ shows both His compassion and authority, we are invited to trust Him not just for help, but for forgiveness—finding lasting change as we surrender to Him.

Special Mother's Day Message, 2 Tim 1:1-7, How Moms Can Change the World

In this message from 2 Timothy 1:1–7, we see how moms can change the world—and how God uses anyone  who invests in the next generation through a faithful life. Through Lois and Eunice, He reveals how tenderness,  godliness, and boldness shape a genuine faith that carries on. What may feel small and unseen becomes part  of His greater work—calling each of us to trust Him with the lives we’re shaping

Luke 4:14-44, Is This the Jesus You Want?

In this message from Luke 4:14–44, we are confronted with a searching question—Is This the Jesus You Want? As Jesus reveals His identity, exposes the heart, and demonstrates His authority, we see that He cannot be reshaped to fit our expectations. Through this passage, we discover that our response to Him reveals what we truly believe, calling us to receive Him fully and follow Him in surrendered faith.