TGP West

Preparations: Forgiveness

Luke: The Person and Mission of Jesus / Luke 17:1-4; Romans 7:18-19; Romans 12;1-2; Romans 14:13; 1 John 1:9; Matthew 18:21-22 

The message encourages us to be vigilant against temptations and not lead others into sin. Jesus warns that causing others to stumble is serious, and Will reflects on his own failure to live up to this teaching. We are reminded of the importance of repentance, not just for personal guilt, but to seek joy and transformation in Christ. 

Whom Do You Serve?

Living Shrewdly For The Kingdom

Luke: The Person and Mission of Jesus / Luke 16:1-13; Exodus 22:25; Leviticus 25:36-37; Deuteronomy 15:7-8; Deuteronomy 23:19-20; Genesis 2:15; Proverbs 2:1-6; 

Luke 16 invites us to see our finances and resources through the lens of God's Kingdom, using Jesus' parable of the shrewd manager to challenge how we live. It's not about dishonestly but about making wise, intentional decisions that reflect long-term priorities, just as the manager did when he adjusted his life to secure his future. Jesus calls us to shift our focus from temporary comforts to being faithful stewards of what God has entrusted us with-our money, time, and gifts. It's a call to use our blessings to care for others and live with a deep awareness that everything we have is part of God's plan. Ultimately, this message encourages us to seek God's wisdom in how we live, making decisions that align with His purposes and glorify Him in every part of our lives. 

The Other Prodical

The Other Parodical

The Prodigal Son

Luke 15:1-2; Luke 15:11-24; Psalm 56:10; Psalm 56:13; Ephesians 2:8-9 

Proper Perspective of God's Kingdom

The Cost of Discipleship

Luke: The Person and Mission of Jesus / Luke 14:25-35; Mark 1:17; Colossians 3:23-24 

In today's sermon at TGP West, the focus is on the cost of discipleship as taught by Jesus in Luke 14:25-35. Jesus emphasizes that while salvation is a free gift, following Him requires significant sacrifice and devotion. He calls His followers to prioritize Him above all else and to be willing to bear their own crosses. The sermon explores the depth of commitment required and how true discipleship means putting God first in every aspect of life. It concludes by urging listeners to evaluate their readiness to follow Jesus fully and to embrace the transformative journey of discipleship. 

Don't Miss The Invitation to Be Part Of Something Better

Luke: The Person and Mission of Jesus / Luke 14:1-24; 1 Samuel 16:7; James 4:6; Matthew 5:37; Matthew 28:18-20

In the sermon, Jesus confronts religious leaders for their focus on rigid legalism and pride, showing that God's standards, not human rules, determine what is acceptable.  He uses parables to expose their self-importance and lack of genuine love.  Jesus emphasizes the need for the need for true commitment to God's invitation, challenging believers to reflect on their motivations and truly follow Him, rather than just supporting the idea of discipleship.

The Heart of God For His People

Luke: The Person and Mission of Jesus / Luke: 13:24-28; Luke 13:31-35; Romans 8:18; Romans 8:26-31

The sermon concludes Luke 13 by emphasizing Jesus' mission of salvation and the importance of a personal relationship with God over mere tradition.  It highlights Jesus' bold response to threats from Herod, illustrating God's sovereignty over all circumstances.  The message encourages believers to trust in God's plan, be patient in the faith journey, and share the gospel with both urgency and compassion.

Jesus Challenges, Defends and Loves Us