In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks thru one of the most famous parables in Gospel of Luke. The story of the two sons shows that both brothers are lost: the younger through rebellion and the older through self-righteousness. Yet the gracious father moves toward both sons with mercy, welcoming the repentant and inviting the proud into his joy. Jesus reveals the heart of God, whose grace reaches both the openly sinful and the outwardly religious.

In this sermon, our guest Pastor Kyle Tucker from City on a Hill Church in Brighton, walks thru Luke 15:1-10. Jesus confronts the self-righteous grumbling of the Pharisees and scribes, who cannot understand why He welcomes sinners and eats with them. Through the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin, He reveals the heart of God as One who relentlessly searches for the lost with compassion, initiative, and joy. These stories ultimately point us to the Good Shepherd who does not merely wait for sinners to return, but actively seeks, rescues, and rejoices over every repentant soul.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Luke 14:25–35. Jesus tells the crowds that following him requires a radical reordering of loyalties, so much so that all other loves, even family and one’s own life, must come second. He illustrates the cost of discipleship with images of a builder and a king, urging would-be followers to count the cost before committing, because the path demands total surrender.