Jesus has previously issued a couple of calls to discipleship to his followers. In this passage, he decisively sets his mind to head to Jerusalem and go to the cross. As he travels along the way, he warns about a distracted discipleship. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how distracted discipleship appears to us today and the implications of what it means to be a devoted follower of Jesus.

After an awesome experience seeing Jesus transfigured up on the mountain, the disciples come back down to find things not going well. Luke pieces together a picture of the disciples at their worst. But there is good news here! Join Pastor Greg as he shares how we can avoid floundering as followers of Jesus.

Jesus takes a few of his disciples up on a mountain where his body is transfigured into heavenly glory. The sleepy disciples almost miss the moment, and when Peter tries to selfishly prolong the experience, he is abruptly reminded of Jesus' purpose and his own calling. How often have we made decisions in our life only to look back and say, "What was I thinking?" Join Pastor Greg as he shares from this passage how we can make sure that our thoughts, decisions, and actions are more in alignment with Christ.

Happy Easter! Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead? Jesus just doesn't save us from our sins and promise that we'll be with him when we die, but he also promised to give us an abundant life on this earth as well. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how the resurrection story shows us how we can enjoy life to the fullest.

Jesus gathers his disciples around and gives them some good news...then he delivers some bad news....which in reality turns out to be good news. Join Pastor Greg as he shares the characteristics of discipleship which Jesus calls us to and how that is actually wonderful news.