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In this week’s message from Luke 18, we hear Jesus’ story of two men who come to pray—one proud, one broken—and only one goes home right with God. It’s a powerful reminder that real prayer begins with humility and ends with mercy. Send us a text

This week we unpack Luke 18:1–8 and why Jesus commands us to “pray always and not lose heart,” moving from Eden’s communion to a practical “Bother List” you can start today. We’ll also explore team-prayer—Moses’ raised hands—and how the Spirit and the Son intercede for you right now. Send us a text

In this week’s message, Pastor Marshall reminds us that Jesus still meets people in the in-between places—the borderlands of doubt, distance, and need. Faith moves forward on His word, and even from a distance, the Healer draws near. Send us a text

When the disciples ask Jesus to “increase our faith,” He replies, “If you even had faith…” (Luke 17:5–10). In this episode, Pastor Marshall explores why faith’s object matters more than its size, how Habakkuk models honest lament in unjust times, and why Jesus’ servant parable invites a posture of humble obedience. We don’t work to earn grace; we work because we’ve received it. If your life currently feels like a messy construction site, be encouraged: God alone holds the blueprint. Send us a...

In this message from Luke 16, we explore the story of the rich man and Lazarus—a powerful reminder that God’s Word is enough, and the time to respond with compassion and obedience is now. Who has God placed at your gate, and how will you answer His call today? Send us a text

Jackson Daigre opens Luke 16 and tackles Jesus’ puzzling parable of the dishonest manager, showing why the man is praised—not for dishonesty—but for shrewd foresight. We’re called to use temporary, worldly resources to gain eternal treasure, serving God (not wealth) with faithful, cheerful generosity. Send us a text

In Luke 15, Jesus tells one parable in three movements — the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost sons — showing God’s relentless pursuit of the lost. Whether wandering, misplaced, or joyless, we have a Shepherd, a Bride, and a Father who search us out and rejoice when we are found. Send us a text

Jesus doesn’t soften His words in Luke 14—He sharpens them, calling us to count the cost of following Him. In this message, we wrestle with what it means to put God first and discover the life and joy found only when we stop chasing shadows and turn to what is real. Send us a text

Jesus teaches that those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted. In this message from Luke 14, Emily invites us to examine our motives, embrace humility, and extend Christ’s invitation to the table of grace. Send us a text

In this week’s message from Luke 13:10–17, we reflect on the bent-over woman healed by Jesus—a powerful picture of how Christ frees us from the burdens that weigh us down. Tune in to the podcast and be encouraged by the truth that no matter how long you’ve been bound by sin, shame, or sorrow, Jesus still sees, still calls, and still heals. Send us a text

Jesus declares in Luke 12 that He came not to bring comfort, but fire—a fire that purifies, divides, and transforms. This message calls us to face the real Jesus, not the one we remake in our own image. Tune in as we explore the unsettling but life-giving truth of Christ, the all-consuming flame. Send us a text

When you fear God, you can face anything. From Abraham’s long wait to Jesus’ call to “be ready,” discover how faith frees us from fear and keeps our hearts anchored in heaven. Send us a text

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