The parable of the Pharisee and tax collector teaches us that Jesus loves and hears the prayers of the humble.

This parable of Jesus reminds us that God has never abandoned us. If a judge who does not know God is persuaded by a widow's persistence, how much more so will God, who loves His people, listen to them when they pray?

Jesus shares the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. The way we live in eternity is to die to ourselves--before we die.

This teaching of Jesus (Luke 16:1-9) is arguably one of the most complex and complicated stories that Jesus tells.

Luke 15 tells the story of the lost son — but which son is really lost? And what is Jesus REALLY saying to his listeners, and to us?

While at a dinner party, Jesus confronts the leaders of his day about humility and pride.

Yup — you read that right. What do manure and patience have in common? Listen to find out!

Where do you store your treasures? And what do you value most in this life? Jesus has a lot to say about how what we value TODAY impacts our eternity.

In Luke 11, Jesus shares the Lord's Prayer with his followers. Is this a prescriptive way to pray, or is it about something else?

Our new Preaching Minister, Doug Page, begins his first sermon series! He invites us to explore the parable of the minas (Luke 19).