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- Oct 22, 2017The Twelve are Sent to Preach
- Oct 18, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 4
Oct 18, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 4By: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:49-56Before sending them out to preach the gospel and perform signs, wonders, and miracles (9:1-11), the disciple's are prepared by a series of tests that challenge their faith. The first test found in this passage is the reality of death. Through each of these tests, Jesus reminds His disciples time and again that He is "the Son of the Most High God" with the power and authority to seek and save lost sinners.
- Oct 8, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 3
Oct 8, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 3By: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:40-48Before sending them out to preach the gospel and perform signs, wonders, and miracles (9:1-11), the disciple's are prepared by a series of tests that challenge their faith. The third test found in this passage is the reality of disease. Through each of these tests, Jesus reminds His disciples time and again that He is "the Son of the Most High God" with the power and authority to seek and save lost sinners.
- Oct 1, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 2
Oct 1, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 2By: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:26-39Before sending them out to preach the gospel and perform signs, wonders, and miracles (9:1-11), the disciple's are prepared by a series of tests that challenge their faith. The second test found in this passage is spiritual warfare. Through each of these tests, Jesus reminds His disciples time and again that He is "the Son of the Most High God" with the power and authority to seek and save lost sinners.
- Sep 24, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 1
Sep 24, 2017The Disciple’s Faith Tested – Part 1By: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:22-25Before sending them out to preach the gospel and perform signs, wonders, and miracles (9:1-11), the disciple's are prepared by a series of tests that challenge their faith. The first test found in this passage is dangerous, even deadly circumstances. Through each of these tests, Jesus reminds His disciples time and again that He is "the Son of the Most High God" with the power and authority to seek and save lost sinners.
- Sep 17, 2017Listen Carefully
Sep 17, 2017Listen CarefullyBy: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:16-21It is the privilege of all Christians to preach the gospel, so that careful listeners who have ears to hear will respond to the light of spiritual truth and be saved.
- Sep 10, 2017The Parable of the Soils
Sep 10, 2017The Parable of the SoilsBy: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:4-15This parable by our Lord makes it clear that it is the unbeliever’s hard, rocky, and thorny heart that needs to be diligently cultivated in order for it to be ready to receive the gospel and produce fruit: some thirty, some sixty, and some a hundredfold.
- Sep 10, 2017Jesus’ Counter-Intuitive Ministry Strategy
Sep 10, 2017Jesus’ Counter-Intuitive Ministry StrategyBy: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 8:1-3Jesus wasn’t a self-styled CEO trying to create a ministry paradigm to grab the most attention of the unbelieving masses. He was the humble servant of God the Father. He was completely surrendered to the Father's will for the evangelization and conversion of lost sinners through unpopular means.
- Aug 27, 2017Who is this Jesus?
Aug 27, 2017Who is this Jesus?By: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 7:36-50Whether you find it easier to identify with the immoral woman or self-righteous Pharisee, is not as important as whom you believe Jesus Christ to be and the evidence of that reality in your life. Christianity is not only about affirming a set of doctrines about a person; it is about trusting and submitting to the person whom the doctrines reveal—the Lord Jesus Christ!
- Aug 20, 2017The Parable of the Brats
Aug 20, 2017The Parable of the BratsBy: John PulliamSeries: LukeLuke 7:31-35The religious people of Jesus’ day repeatedly demonstrated their unwillingness to humble themselves and receive God’s will for them, which was to repent and be forgiven of their sins. Therefore Jesus capitalized on another opportunity to teach a parable to communicate one very important truth: people refuse to accept the gospel, not because it isn’t attractive enough, but because they hate God.