Luke 22 - What are you thirsty for?

Luke 23 - In Life’s Toughest Moments…

Life has a way of throwing us into moments that feel overwhelming, unfair, and completely out of control. Yet in the middle of the chaos of the cross, Jesus offers perspective to the grieving, forgiveness to the guilty, and hope to the hopeless. Discover how inviting Jesus into your hardest moments can transform the way you see your circumstances, your wounds, and your future.

Luke 22 - What are you thirsty for?

At the Last Supper, Jesus didn't just share a meal—He offered a powerful reminder of four promises that can transform every life. In this message from Luke 22, discover how the ancient Passover cups point to salvation, freedom, restoration, and purpose, and why the promises Jesus fulfilled are still available today. If you've ever felt spiritually thirsty for something more, this message is for you.

Luke 21 - Impressive or Important

A poor widow drops two tiny coins into the Temple treasury, and moments later Jesus predicts the destruction of the magnificent Temple itself. Why are those two scenes connected? In this message from Luke 21, discover what Jesus teaches about generosity, surrender, and why God values the condition of our hearts far more than the things that impress the world.

Luke 19 - This is the Way

What do you do when life, people, shame, or distractions keep getting between you and Jesus? In Luke 19, Zacchaeus discovers that the moment he starts moving toward Jesus, he realizes Jesus has already been moving toward him all along. This encouraging message reminds us that no obstacle is too big, no past is too messy, and no person is too far gone for the grace of God.

Luke 17 - Peace While Everyone Else Panics

What if Jesus never intended for His followers to live consumed by fear, panic, or endless speculation about the future? In this message from Luke 17, we explore how eternity is meant to transform us internally so we can live faithfully, peacefully, and purposefully in the world around us. Discover how the Kingdom of God begins within us — and why that changes everything about how we live today.