In Luke 16:14-31 Jesus continues His point about trying to serve two masters, namely the Pharisees’ veneer of religious piety and their love of money. Through the example of their disobedience, Jesus points us to what our true priorities should be.
In Luke 16:14-31 Jesus continues His point about trying to serve two masters, namely the Pharisees’ veneer of religious piety and their love of money. Through the example of their disobedience, Jesus points us to what our true priorities should be.
In this series, we take a look at several of the prophecies found in the Bible which have been fulfilled and the historical evidence for their fulfillment.
Part 1, Daniel 7 & 8: The Rise and Fall of Empires
Part 2, Ezekiel 26: The Destruction of Tyre
Part 3, Profile of the Messiah
Part 4, Psalm 22: The Crucifixion of Jesus
Part 5, Isaiah 52 & 53: The Atoning Work of Christ
Part 6, Daniel 9 and God’s Timing
Special thanks to Mike Winger at BibleThinker.org for his work on these topics. He was a great source of information in preparing for this study.
As we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus, we take a look at the historical case for the Resurrection, what sort of King Jesus is, and what it means for us as followers of this peculiar king.
In this two-part sermon series we take a look at the person of Jesus and how the events of Passion Week not only provided for our personal salvation but also was the beginning of God reestablishing His Kingdom under the rule of Christ.
We take a walk through the events of the last days of Jesus’ life examining critics’ challenges of error in the Gospels’ accounts. (Links open in YouTube in a new window)
We begin our 2 part Easter message with a look at the Triumphal Entry as Jesus comes to Jerusalem to begin the event that will soon lead Him to the Cross.
In Luke 16, Jesus tells a parable to His disciples that teaches us about what our proper priorities and mindset needs to be when it comes to pursuing and using material wealth.
Special guest Tyler Vela of The Freed Thinker Podcast shares a message at Liberty Hill Baptist Church regarding how Christians should live, putting Christ first, in culture where Christianity is often unwanted and even sometimes actively opposed.
In Luke 15 Jesus teaches a series of parables displaying God’s love for both the outcast and the self-righteous.
Luke 14:25-35
As a crowd begins to follow Jesus, He let’s them know that the on road He walks there could be a personal cost and that it requires real commitment.
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