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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How to Find Jesus | Harrison Campus | A Gospel For Everyone
Luke 2:41-52
The Gospel writer Luke records for us the only childhood story between the events surrounding the miraculous birth of Christ and our Lord’s baptism at the outset of his public ministry as an adult. The story recounts the time when Jesus was left behind in Jerusalem, in his Father’s House, at only twelve years of age. This unique account offers a profound glimpse into the Lord Jesus’ self-understanding of his person and work and demands us come to the same crisis moment as our Lord’s earthly parents: Have we lost Jesus and do we know how to find him? Do we see him as we ought to, do we understand who he is and what he has come to do? Do we gaze upon his beauty and are we being transformed as a result? May we enter the New Year with a renewed sense of commitment to laying hold of the true Christ in all his glory and splendour.
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God's Mission in Ordinary Life | Agassiz & Lake Errock Campuses | A Gospel For Everyone
Luke starts off his gospel by telling us that he is writing so that we can have certainty about what we believe. Luke 2:41–52 gives us a powerful foundation for that certainty. We see Jesus as fully human, fully divine, and fully committed to the Father’s will—making the gospel good news for all people.
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Lost and Found | Chilliwack Campus | A Gospel For Everyone
Luke 2:41-52
The closing verses of Luke 2 offer a unique glimpse of Jesus' humanity: a twelve-year-old learning to balance human life and devotion to God. Though His formal ministry wouldn’t begin for nearly two decades, Jesus took it upon Himself to be prepared for the call on His life. A practice and priority that every Christian should imitate.
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What About New Year's Resolutions? | Agassiz Campus | Standalone Sermon
Luke 2:25-33
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Exercise for the Glory of God | Harrison & Lake Errock Campuses | Standalone Sermon
1 Timothy 4:1-8
Exercise is often viewed as a healthy, but optional discipline in life. In 1 Timothy 4:8, Paul doesn’t elevate exercise above all else, but he does attribute value to physical training. As we look at a biblical theology of exercise, we discover that exercise is an instrumental way to glorify God, love others and personally experience God’s joy more fully. Give this sermon a listen while you go for a walk or workout!
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I'm Gonna Let It Shine | Chilliwack Campus | Standalone Sermon
Mark 4:21-25
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Christmas Eve: The Light of The World | Agassiz Campus | Christ Our Light
Luke 2:25-32
Jesus Christ is the Light of the World – the True Light that darkness cannot overcome. Our waiting is over. The Light has come – “a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel” – a Light for all people. Jesus shines into our hearts, gives us life, and leads us in truth – today, and forever. One day Jesus will come again to restore the earth and shine bright for all eternity.
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Christmas Eve: The Christ Candle | Chilliwack Campus | Christ Our Light
Luke 2:25-33
All Advent we’ve been waiting—and now we celebrate: The Light has come! Jesus Christ is born, and through Him, God’s salvation has appeared to all people. Simeon held baby Jesus and called Him “a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to Your people Israel.” Jesus is the Light that darkness cannot overcome. He shines into our hearts, gives us life, and leads us in truth. At Christmas, we remember not just that Jesus was born, but that He still shines today—saving, guiding, and transforming us; and one day will come again to restore the earth and shine so bright for all eternity that there will be no need for the sun or moon in the sky because the glory of God gives it light, and its lamp is the Lamb (Rev. 21:23).
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The Angel's Candle | Harrison Campus | Christ Our Light
Luke 2:13-14
What’s something you’ve seen or experienced that left you utterly speechless, creating a moment of pure awe and wonder? One that stopped time itself, where all you could muster was “Wow!” and it changed your life forever.
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Light of Love | Agassiz & Lake Errock Campuses | Christ Our Light
Luke 2:13-14
The angels break through some 400 years of silence to and declare two marvelous truths; glory to God and peace to mankind. These truths find their genesis in the fulfillment of God’s promise born in Bethlehem, love made manifest, love determined to redeem what was lost.
