Apart from Christ, we were ‘by nature deserving of wrath’ - knowing this is vital for our joy and for us to come to Jesus in the first place! 

From Luke 21:5-37, we see that Jesus' promises come true and so let’s choose to trust Him. 

From Luke 19:11-27, we reflect on Jesus' judgment and the rewards for faithfulness.

From Isaiah 9:1-2, and its fulfilment in Matthew 4:12-17, We reflect on how Jesus offers light and grace for those in the place of darkness

Continuing in Genesis 3:15, we reflect on how Jesus’ coming fulfils God’s promise to crush Satan. 

From Luke 17:1-2, we reflect on how we are to do all we can avoid to inspire faith in others rather than being a source of stumbling.

From Luke 15:8-10, Jesus continues to teach and reinforce to us how we should join Him in seeking to bring lost people back to God.

Be inspired by God's mercy and coming judgment to help people to become fruitful

f you are a Christian, you are bearing fruit and you will never be condemned. However, those who are outside of Christ will face judgement. 

This week in our series in Luke, we are reflecting on Luke 12:35-57. Today we see that Jesus expects us to obey according the the gifts...

The unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Spirit is the ongoing rejection of Jesus. Those who receive Christ cannot be in such a state..

We must overcome our fear of people with the friendship and fear of God.

Let the light of Christ cast out our inner darkness, or let the light of Christ reveal your darkness in judgement.