PastorCraigBailey

As Satan uses Judas Iscariot to fulfill his wicked plan, Jesus is preparing to celebrate His last Passover with the disciples.

"Be ready for my return," is the message Jesus gives his disciples in Luke 12. The Son of Man is coming, but for many it will be an unwelcome surprise.

In Luke 12 Jesus addresses the issue of worrying. We often take this sin lightly, even bragging about it. But constant worry may reveal that we really don't trust God.

Painful current events are pointing us to the prophecies of the Lord Jesus Christ, who gave us warnings and instructions for these days. We also look historically at two other school shootings - Columbine in 1999 and the Amish school attack in 2006.

Jesus brings up a subject that sometimes frightens people when they wonder if they have committed this sin.

Jesus tells the disciples about the reality of a place called Hell and assures them of God's care and protection.

In Luke 12 Jesus begins by issuing a stern warning to his disciples about hypocrisy.

Jesus gives the religious leaders of the day a stunning rebuke in Luke 11.

The skeptics in the crowd were demanding a sign from Jesus. He gives them only one. And that sign would point to the salvation of the world.

Do you want to be blessed by God? In one sentence, Jesus tells us how.

After casting out Demons, Jesus gives a valuable lesson on the danger of trying to clean house without God.

As we watch the world financial crisis unfold before our eyes, we see fulfillment of Bible prophecy in the so-called solutions.

Jesus continues to perform great miracles as He casts a demon out of a man, freeing his voice. But those opposing Jesus try to explain it away by saying Christ is actually on Satan's side!

Praying is about a relationship with our Father that results in the greatest answer of all - the abiding presence of His Holy Spirit.

God pulls back the curtain of the last days to show John an amazing picture. Could he have seen some of the newest modern weapons of warfare?

At the heart of the model prayer is forgiveness, which is central to our spiritual health and every revival movement in history.

Two sisters welcome Jesus and His entourage into their home. Then the fun starts!

Jesus tells the story of a man willing to inconvenience himself to minister to someone he doesn't even know. This picture of compassion continues to echo through our culture today.

The original Jesus Revolution is recorded in the Gospels. Subsequent times of revival and spiritual awakening are just extensions of what the Holy Spirit has been doing since then.

Jesus debriefs the 72 as they return from their mission and reveals some amazing spiritual truth.

Today we open up a couple of questions that come with the passage in Luke 10 and hear a warning message from Jesus.

Jesus is still Sending out the Harvesters into the field today. Will you pray to the Lord of the Harvest and become one of His workers?

In Luke 9 Jesus is at the peak of His popularity. His disciples are ready for a Messianic kingdom to come now. But Jesus shakes up their paradigm with three astounding revelations that echo to us today.

Demonic influence in our society continues to rise. The Bible confirms how Satan strategizes to destroy humanity, but Jesus Christ can still deliver us from their evil influence.

In Luke 9 Jesus challenges his followers to take up the cross. What does this mean? Is it some cryptic reference to misery and death, or could it have a deeper meaning that includes the greatest joy?