A Gospel For Everyone
The Gospel According to Luke
Luke set out to write an orderly account so his reader could have certainty about Jesus. Luke wants us to understand the universal nature of salvation in Jesus — from the lowly to royalty, sinners and saints, men, women, and children, religious outsiders as well as insiders — in other words: a gospel for everyone.
So no matter who you are or what you have done, Dr. Luke wants you to know that Jesus came to meet you where you are and transform your life with His salvation.
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The Genealogical Jesus | Harrison Campus | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:23-38
Let’s be honest, genealogies might be the most skipped over parts of the Bible. We perceive them as dry, boring and irrelevant. Yet it’s not without reason that Luke gives us his list of 77 names. Jesus didn’t come from nowhere. He’s the Son of God, breaking into human history with a long human lineage, come to save ALL who will believe in him.
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Don't Skip the Genealogies! | Agassiz & Lake Errock Campuses | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:23-38
At first glance, biblical genealogies may seem irrelevant, leading many readers to skip over
them. However, doing so is a great disservice to yourself. Why? Because every part of the Bible
is equally inspired by God. Every word, every page, and yes, every genealogy is intentionally
included for our benefit. Take Luke’s genealogy, for example: it traces the lineage of Jesus all
the way back to Adam, reminding us that no life is insignificant to God.
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A Gospel-Preaching Genealogy | Chilliwack Campus | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:23-38
If you have done a Bible Reading Plan you know the feeling of coming across a genealogy in the Bible. At that point you have two options, 1. Skip ahead, or 2. Buckle up to butcher a list of Hebrew names for the next number of minutes. Yet, even these lists of names in Scripture are dripping with grace and preach the gospel.
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The Baptism of Jesus | Agassiz Campus | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:21-22
Jesus’ baptism – an incredible act of obedience and humility, is a model for His followers. Baptism shows us that, through repentance and faith in Jesus for the forgiveness of sins, heaven is opened to us through Jesus, giving us communion with God the Father. We receive the Holy Spirit, who descends on us when we have faith in Christ. We hear the voice of God the Father, who calls us sons & daughters in union with Christ the Son, who loves us deeply and is pleased with us on account of His being pleased with his eternal Son.
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The Baptism of a Sinless Saviour | Harrison & Lake Errock Campuses | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:21-22
At the baptism of Jesus, the Father and the Holy Spirit publicly affirm and commission Him for
His ministry to sinful humanity. Jesus’ baptism was not an act of repentance, but an act of
identification—He chose to stand with us in our brokenness. Because He identifies with us, we
are invited to identify with Him, sharing in His righteousness, walking in faithfulness to the
Father, and living as beloved children sent into our own ministry.
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Claimed by God | Chilliwack Campus | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:21-22
At the Jordan River, heaven opened and God spoke out loud, and what He said changes everything. In this message from Luke 3:21–22, we’ll slow down long enough to hear the Father’s voice declare who Jesus is and what that means for us: a faith anchored not in our feelings but in God’s testimony, an acceptance secured not by our performance but by Christ’s obedience, and a salvation held together by the full commitment of the Triune God. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubts about your standing with God, your identity, or whether your faith can really endure, today we’ll find deep rest and unshakable assurance. This is about being claimed publicly, lovingly, decisively, by God Himself.
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The Call of Repentance | Agassiz & Lake Errock Campuses | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:7-20
Harsh truth can be good truth none-the-less. John the Baptist, the forerunner to Jesus, confronts his audience with some of the most significant truth we can hear. It is hard hitting and designed to elicit a response. Apart from God’s grace we are lost in sin and prone to judgement. More than being a harbinger of hard truth, John is a prophet who passionately points to Jesus; the One who can save.
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True Repentance | Harrison Campus | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:7-20
John the Baptist comes out swinging in this text, warning the crowd of coming wrath and unquenchable fire. Why? Because he longs for his audience to demonstrate transformed lives that bear fruit and point others to Christ. True repentance is the path to that transformation.
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Lives Marked by Compassion | Chilliwack Campus | Compassion Sunday
James 1:27
On Compassion Sunday we hear Eric’s story of how being sponsored by Compassion as a child changed his life; and Pastor Matt shares that when James 1 tells us that pure religion cares for widows and orphans in their affliction it is a direct outworking of the gospel.
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Prepare the Way | Harrison & Lake Errock Campuses | A Gospel for Everyone
Luke 3:1-6
Today's passage describes the way in which John the baptist came in fulfillment of OT prophecy declaring the way to salvation in Jesus. This short, historical text might seem easy to pass over, but it’s full of lessons about God’s calling on our lives to proclaim the gospel, the importance of repentance and the difference Jesus makes in the salvation of all peoples.
