Speaker: Stephen Searles

In today’s passage Jesus strongly rebukes those who claim to love God, so they keep His law. In reality, they love the law, and the status that following it affords, well above God or His people. In this sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA.

Humans are in a constant search for what we need and those needs often equate to what we can do. In today’s passage Jesus tells us there is only one thing we need, and it is nothing that we can do; it is all about who He is. In this Sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA.

What does it mean to be great? The pursuit of greatness is admired in the west and eagerly sought. The disciples even desired to be great. In Luke 9:46-56, Jesus provides his disciples with four lessons of greatness, and shows them how true greatness is found in his character, his message, his sacrifice, and his compassion. 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.

In Luke 8:4-15, we will explore how the Parable of the Sower teaches about the conditions of the heart, and why the gospel takes root in a willing and noble heart in this sermon by The Hallows Church in Seattle Washington.