Resources

Our current western generation has been given everything except a reason to get up in the morning. We have a great reason, the immeasurable love of the Lord and the obligation to share that love unconditionally.

The Parable of the Dishonest Stewards is a timely reminder that although we must be careful and not become assimilated into the world, we must also be willing to take risks in relationship with those outside the church in order to be salt and light.

David was a man after God's own heart. However, he sinned by committing adultery with Bethsheba and having Uriah killed. Nonetheless, when Man fails God does not. He's faithful to leave the 99 and go after the one lost sheep.

When considering discipleship we often fail to take into account the Jewish context of this practice.

For the third time in Luke, Jesus dined with the Pharisees and while there he healed a man and used the opportunity to teach.

On his way to Jerusalem, Jesus healed a crippled women on the Sabbath which resulted in a clash with a synagogue official.

The age strains to explain the consequences of personal and corporate sin. The texts here discussed define consequences as judgment rooted in human hearts and behaviours.

Rev. Yoel Ben David discusses how a future becomes part of our lives and changes our lives now.

Our eternal life had already begun and we can already serve an eternal God rather than the idolatry of our own greed.

Prayer is more than simply talking to God.

What are the Lord’s provisions for His people during the global famine for His living and abiding word?

I want to remind folks that Jesus’ teaching in Luke 10 is not just some ideal but was connected to the culture.