In this teaching, Jeff Lowndes leads a panel with Estefania Soto and Evan Todd as they discuss the final section of the sermon of Jesus in Luke chapter 6, when Jesus instructs his disciples to obey what he’s spoken and to build their lives on a firm foundation.

In this sermon, Chris Scruton preaches through Luke 6:43-45 and Jesus’ teaching on the heart. That we need to be made new within our hearts. Chris explains the parable Jesus tells about good trees and good fruit and bad trees and bad fruit. Lastly, Chris shares a model of repentance that helps us go beyond the surface of behavior modification.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches Luke 6:17-26 and the opening lines of Jesus’ sermon on the plain. In this sermon we will see Jesus confront and challenge us to reexamine what abundant life is, and what it means to be citizens of his kingdom. He starts with reshaping our view of the “good life” and how we receive it.

In this sermon, Joshua Bowditch preaches Luke 6:27-36, and Jesus call to love our enemies—not simply to avoid hating, but to seek their good, to serve them, and to long to see them prosper. Joshua dives into how this can be and how we can even try. Ultimately, we see that Jesus loved us, his enemies, through the gospel and empowers us to do the same.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches Luke 6:17-26 and the opening lines of Jesus’ sermon on the plain. In this sermon we will see Jesus confront and challenge us to reexamine what abundant life is, and what it means to be citizens of his kingdom. He starts with reshaping our view of the “good life” and how we receive it.