When another religious leadership group tries to trap Jesus with a tricky question about marriage and resurrection, Jesus turns their question upside down and reveals a much bigger truth about life after death. His answer challenges us to rethink not only what we believe about eternity, but also how we live our lives today.

It's possible to be close to Jesus, cheer for Jesus, and even call ourselves followers of Jesus--and still miss who he really is and what he is doing right in front of us. As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the cheering crowd reminds us to ask an important question: What are we missing?

What do you do when the boss is away and no one seems to be watching? In Luke 19.11-27, Jesus reminds us that our King may seem to be away, but he has given us work to do---and one day he return to see what we've done with what he entrusted to us.

Today we welcome Daniel and Sarah Patino, from Seek Christian Community, a campus ministry at Virginia Tech.

Jesus warns his disciples to be on guard and ready as he sets his face to Jerusalem and the cross. Luke highlights those sayings of Jesus that spoke about his followers being ready for his return. Join Pastor Greg as he shares how we are to look forward to the return of Jesus while being watchful and prepared, like faithful servants awaiting their master's return.