Steve Lindenmeyer preaches from Luke 19:45-48 as we continue our series through the Gospel of Luke.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem he confronts those who were desecrating the temple and reminds them that God's house should be a house of prayer. The leaders tried to kill him, but many people hung on every word as he continued to teach and preach just days before his crucifixion.

Steve Lindenmeyer begins Part 4 of our study through the gospel of Luke and preaches from Luke 19:28-44.

This week we will see the much-awaited and anticipated revelation of King Jesus as he enters Jerusalem. Many react with joyful worship and celebration while others respond with skepticism and doubt. As Jesus enters the city, his humility, authority, compassion, and power will be on full display.

Our Student Ministry Director, Ben Miller, preaches from Luke 19:11-27.

As Christians, we know that Jesus will return again and consummate his kingdom. However, one of the biggest tensions in the Christian life is figuring out the “here and now.” How do we know that what we do in this life will pay off in eternity? Does God see our everyday acts of faithfulness? In this week’s passage, Jesus will address this tension, showing that God does see, and will reward, his faithful servants.