Book: Luke

The most important question in the world is, “Who is Jesus?” but the necessary follow-up
question is this, “What are you going to do about it?” Too many Christians never experience the
richness of life in Christ because they refuse to answer the call, and therefore count the cost, of
discipleship. There is real, true joy and life to be had in Christ, and it comes through the
abandonment, dis-ownership and death of self. In this Sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA

In Luke 9:1-11, we see Jesus doing something he does often, sending reconciled people to broken people to reconcile them. We see His message being carried by ordinary people and His power being magnified in their ordinary nature. Ultimately, the world can’t help but take notice when they see Jesus’ Kingdom being built and His name being made famous. In this Sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA.

Here in Luke Chapter 8:40-56, we find ourselves at this capstone moment of three interconnected stories where Jesus displays his power over sickness and death. A desperate father and desperate woman find their faith fused together in the ministry of Jesus. Two stories, altogether opposite in circumstance, display the beauty of Jesus as he reveals how faith is a showcase of His action, grace, and power. In this sermon by the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA

Join us this week as we examine Luke 8:26-35. In this passage, Jesus will confront and rescue a man who has been held captive by demonic forces. The confrontation reveals that this man has been controlled by a master that forced him into isolation and pain. We will see Jesus as the true Master exercise his authority over darkness and bring peace to a weary soul. Wallingford Expression, Seattle, WA 98102

In this Sermon from Mark Smith, we will see how Jesus demonstrates His lordship over read more…