Luke 24:13-35

SERMON OUTLINE:1. The call to love (Lk. 6:27-31).2. The power to love (Lk. 6:32-36).DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:What examples can you think of (in Scripture, your own life, or throug...

SERMON OUTLINE:1. The way of discipleship: Called and sent (Lk. 6:12-16)2. The way of discipleship: Healing and hearing (Lk. 6:17-19)3. The way of discipleship: Blessings and woes (Lk. 6:20-26)<...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:Jesus teaches that stewardship of earthly wealth shows our trustworthiness for eternal riches. How does this shape your understanding of money and generosity?If the people of Missio ...

This is the tenth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.SERMON OUTLINE?What is the new commandment?How has Christ loved us, and how should we love each other?How...

This is the ninth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.SERMON OUTLINE:1. Money is [Not] neutral.2. A goal better than being rich.3. Two tools for maintaining the proper ...

This is the eighth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:What are some good ways to honor and encourage one another? Differentiate that from flattery. How...

This is the sixth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.SERMON OUTLINE:1. Holiness: Who has it and who doesn’t.2. Holiness: A framework for understanding.3. Holiness: Why...

SERMON OUTLINE:1: Authority (Revelation 3:14)2: Diagnosis (Revelation 3:15-17)3: Remedy (Revelation 3:18, Isaiah 55:1-3)4: Affectionate call of a loving Christ (Revelation 3:19-22)DISCUSSION QUESTION...

This is the fifth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.SERMON OUTLINE:1. The appeal of honesty2. The problem of honesty3. The power of honesty<...

This is the fourth sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.

This is the third sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:Let your table know a time you learned something from a friend, spouse, or peer that was very hel...

This is the second sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series.SERMON OUTLINE:1: What is prayer?2: What does prayer accomplish?3: Ho...

This is the first sermon in our "Gospel Culture: Living Out our Church Values" series. SERMON OUTLINE:1: What characterizes Jesus’ ministry? (Mt. 9:35)2: What motivates Jesus’ min...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:What difficulty or loss are you grieving from this last year? How can you see Jesus working in the midst of that?What from this last year do you need to leave behind? What needs to d...

Discussion Questions:How are you being intentional about focusing on Jesus this Advent season? When do you most feel your desire to be king? When you act upon those desires, what are the consequences for t...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:Share a time when your life suddenly seemed bigger than all of the explainable things we operate in from day to day. How did you see God at work there? Share a time when difficu...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:How are you being intentional about hearing from Jesus this Advent season? What are the practical rhythms you are engaging?Reflecting on Calvin’s quote, where do we see Christ “in na...

A special morning of prayer, fellowship, and hearing from women in our congregation on the topic of gratitude amidst difficult seasons.

Sermon OutlineThree Truths that Should Lead Us to Gratitude1. You are not the source of all the good things in your life2. There is a purpose for the hard things in your life3. Gratitude lifts our gaze to God...

SERMON OUTLINE:1: The controversy over fellowship (Lk. 5:27-32).2: The controversy over fasting (Lk. 5:33-35).3: The controversy over sabbath (Lk. 6:1-5).4: The controversy over syn...

SERMON OUTLINE:Scene 1: A leper and the need for healing (Luke 5:12-16).Scene 2: A paralytic and the need for forgiveness (Luke 5:17-26).Scene 3: A tax collector and the need for transformation (Luke 5:27-32).<...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:What are some ways we can open up our lives to others? Does anyone at your table have an example from their own life? What are ways we can make sure our families and communities would see us...