Looking at Luke Chapter 8 . . . → Read More: The Dirt Matters]]> Delivered By Joe Taylor on March 4, 2012

Looking at Luke Chapter 8 verses 4-15

Looking at Luke Chapter 7 . . . → Read More: Finding Forgiveness]]> Delivered By Joe Taylor on February 26, 2012

Looking at Luke Chapter 7 verses 40-50

Looking at Luke Chapter 7 . . . → Read More: Jesus Cares]]> Delivered By Joe Taylor on February 19, 2012

Looking at Luke Chapter 7 verses 1-16

Looking at Luke Chapter 5 . . . → Read More: The Levi Light]]> Presented by Joe Taylor February 12, 2012

Looking at Luke Chapter 5 verses 27-32

We as parents should also realize that our children learn not only life skills . . . → Read More: Imitating Christ]]> How many things do you do because you are imitating someone else? Your parenting skills, cooking skils, automotive skills, and so on probably were learned from watching and imitating your parents. As children we learn a lot by imitating the people around us.

We as parents should also realize that our children learn not only life skills from us,  but even more important learn what it means to follow Jesus from us. Their attitudes toward God, church attendance, service, Bible study, and so on are probably influenced a great deal by what they see in us as parents.

Jesus invited his disciples to follow him. They would have the chance to watch him and learn about God, hear him teach, watch him serve and watch him sacrifice his own life on the cross.

We may not physically be able to walk along a road with Jesus, but through the pages of scripture we today can also learn how to follow God and live as Christians in this world by noticing those same things the early disciples noticed. In essence we can still walk with Jesus and learn how to live.

We are looking at Jesus through the pages of the gospel of Luke. We want to notice how he lived, handled circumstances of life, interacted with people, and so on. Most important though we want to see how what we see in Jesus translates into our lives today, and allows us to walk closer to the Savior who leads us. So join us at Sunday morning services (10 a.m.) on this journey of rediscovering Jesus teaching us how to live!