
Luke: The Trial of Jesus the King
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This week Andy Smith takes us through Luke 22:63-23:26, the trial of Jesus. We hear how sin can twist our story as it did during the trial and execution of Jesus and placing ourselves in the story, we reflect on what it means to be a disciple, to deny ourselves and take up our cross daily.
Luke: How To Fail Well
Luke
This week Gunther Storbeck takes us through Luke 22: 54-62. The story of Peter’s denial of Jesus. Join us as we explore the difference between regret and repentance, what it’s like to live in freedom from condemnation and learn that we are not beyond Jesus’ love.
Luke: Decide Ahead of Time
Luke
This week Andy Smith looks at Jesus’ visit to the Mount of Olives on his journey to the cross in Luke 22: 39-51. Join us as we explore the concept of praying for strength rather than escape and looking at what we can learn from Jesus’ actions on his final days before the crucifixion.
Luke: Anger And An Eagerly Awaited Meal
Luke
This week Andy Smith unpacks Luke 22:1-20 for us. Join us as we talk about the risk of letting anger rule our lives as well as taking a look at the passover feast and the first ever communion.
Luke: A Temple Torn Down
Luke
This week we our passage of scripture is Luke 21: 5-38 where Jesus prophesies about the end of times. Join us as Andy Smith challenges us to know Jesus deeper.
Luke: Riddles, Widows, Giving and Worship
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This week we look at the widow’s offering in Luke 20:41-47 & 21:1-4 where Jesus teaches us that giving is not about how much we give, but instead is all about the heart with which we give.
Luke: The Hope of the Resurrection
Luke
This week Gunther Storbeck takes us through Luke 20: 27-40. Join us as we explore the hope of the resurrection.
Luke: Render Onto Caesar…
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This week Alan Carson continues our series in Luke by taking us through Luke 20:20-26.
Luke: A Story About A Vineyard
Luke
This week we start back into our series on Luke. Join us as Andy Smith takes us through the parable of the vineyard found in Luke 20: 9-19 and challenges us with the question, is Jesus the stone that was rejected or the cornerstone of our lives?