The way God works in the life of the individual reflects the tendency of his ways. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. No situation is too big for him. No person is too small for him. His providential purposes not only incorporate, but often rest upon, hopeless, impossible situations.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: Choices
Scripture: I Samuel 1-2:10
All throughout Luke, the crowds are seeking out Jesus, but on the threshold of Jerusalem Jesus declares that the Son of Man has come to seek out us. He wants to come into your house, to make his home in your heart, and to offer what only he can offer.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: Kingdom Come
Scripture: Luke 19:1-10
On the outskirts of Jericho, the one who couldn’t see at all was the one who saw Jesus best. Like him, as oasis of grace is available to all who look to Jesus in faith and see him for who he really is.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: Kingdom Come
Scripture: Luke 18:35-43
The exasperation of Jesus is not the result of our inability, limitation, or need, but our unbelief, particularly when we have already experienced his grace. He has come to reveal himself and work in deeper ways than our own small minds can imagine, and he asks for us to truly listen to him and believe what he has to say.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: Kingdom Come
Scripture: Luke 9:37-43
The touch of Jesus has the power to heal what is truly broken, to affirm the existence and value of another, and to grant peace to those made sons and daughters of God by grace.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: Kingdom Come
Scripture: Luke 8:42-48
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