Sermons on Luke
Welcome Lays Down Privledges [Luke 9:10-17] | Mike Lamson
Mike continues our series on radical welcome talking about how the disciples of Jesus must lay down their privileges in the feeding of the 5000, and how that translates to how we live out generous hospitality now.
When Strangers Become Siblings [Heb. 13:1-3; Luke 9-1-6] | Mike Lamson
Mike continues our series on generous hospitality walking through how it strives to treat those on the outside like family.
The Best Gifts
We start our new Advent series, “The Best Gifts,” with a praise celebration, walking through each of the themes of Hope, Joy, Peace, and Love in the midst of suffering.
The Whole Gospel | Mike Lamson
Mike starts a new series on “Reflecting the Gospel” as we talk about our posture on mission. To talk about reflecting the gospel, we have to talk about what it is! Mike walks through the holistic view of the gospel, which is way beyond a ticket to a better afterlife.
Food, Faith, and the Table | Rachel Reinink
Pastor Rachel Reinink returns to talk to us about the importance of food and the Table as part of our journey with Jesus.
Prodigal Discipleship | Emmett Brown
The Reverend Emmett Michael Brown joins us again to show us how the story of the Prodigal Father teaches about discipleship, being a follower of Jesus.
The Kingdom of God is in Your Midst | Eric English
Guest Eric English walks through some challenging words on thinking differently on what the phrase “the kingdom of God” is referring to.
Dust: Takin’ Jesus to School | Mike Lamson
Understanding the schooling of Jewish children gives us tremendous insight on the types of people Jesus chose as his followers. It was as shocking then as it would be today. Mike walks through the invitation of who Jesus invites to the Table each and every day, and why it was so shocking to to the…
The Demand of Grace [Exodus] | Mike Lamson
Grace. It’s a “churchy” word. And many times, those in church think it’s only found in the New Testament. Mike walks through God’s grace in Exodus, and also talks about how many of Jesus’ closest followers were thugs. Grace’s demand is not a burden, but a blessing.
Hope’s Incarnation [Luke 2:22-33] | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike wraps up our Hope Sings series on Christmas Eve talking about the when hope decided to show up in the Christmas Story. It may be more relevant to our current situation in 2020 than anyone ever thought.
Hope’s Revolution [Luke 1:67-80] | Mike Lamson
Mike continues our Advent 2020 series talking about the deeper revolution of hope in Zechariah’s song, one of the heart.
Full Of It [Luke 6:43-45] | Tom Elenbaas
Guest Pastor Tom Elenbaas talks about all of things that form us and fill us up. Do we realize what we’re filling our cups with?
Can We Talk…About Respect? [Luke 7:1-10] | Mike Lamson
Mike shows how Jesus shocked his audience by showing respect to one of the most least likely people of his time, and in turn, how this helps us understand and live out the heart of dialogue.
“I’m in control…” [Easter 2020] | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike walks through the parable of the Prodigal Son, which he believes is misnamed and offers the ultimate picture of hope especially during the pandemic and celebration of Easter.
Good Friday (Online)
An interactive and experiential of Jesus’ journey to the cross, best viewed in video. Interactive guide at: https://bit.ly/2VnoYvM
“They Don’t Deserve It…” [Luke 14:12-24] | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike walks through a story where Jesus challenges his listeners to not channel anger into retaliation, but mercy and grace.
“I earned it…” [Luke 12:13-21] | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike continues our Lenten series as he walks through the Parable of the Rich Fool and evaluates how to approach our abundance.
“I’m too busy to help…” [Luke 16:19-31] | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike talks through how taking care of the forgotten Jesus takes personally.
“If You Really Knew Me…” [Luke 15:1-7] | Mike Lamson
“Yea, I Know…” (Ash Wednesday) | Mike Lamson
Pastor Mike starts a new series for Lent asking questions of the receptivity of our hearts for God to work, and that it might take more patience than we think.
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