Jesus pronounces six woes upon the religious leaders for their failures to live a God-honoring life and leading the people. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how these six woes can enable us to examine our own spiritual attitudes to make sure that we are living holy lives pleasing to God.

In Luke 11, Jesus has had it with those people who are asking him for a sign to prove his Messiahship. He challenges his listeners to look inside and examine their true motives and to make sure their inner light is not darkness. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how we can make sure the Jesus-light within us shines brightly.

In Luke 11, Jesus drives out a demon from a mute man, which prompts a discussion on spiritual power, spiritual authority and spiritual occupation. The Jewish people are in real spiritual danger. Join Pastor Greg as he shares from the scriptures the importance of maintaining regular spiritual upkeep in our lives.

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.

The observation is made that "Christianity is always one generation away from extinction." Faith is available to everyone, but each person has to accept God's offer of salvation for herself or himself. This speaks of the importance of communicating our faith to our children. The children in our family; the children in our church; the children of our world. Join Rev. George Fletcher as he shares what is required from us for our children to have faith.