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Today we are going to continue looking at the events leading up to the first Easter weekend. Two weeks ago we heard about Jesus taking time to meet up with a man by the name of Zacchaeus, demonstrating His priority for people. Today we move on from there to the week before Jesus’ trial and crucifixion. That week began with what we call The Triumphal EntryFor more information, to get connected, or to find out what's happening, you can visit our website at www.clearviewcommunity.church

Today we are looking at an interesting, potentially difficult scripture passage from Luke 19, The Parable of the Ten Minas. As Jesus is approaching Jerusalem, there is a great expectation that he will complete the arrival of the Kingdom of God and that everything will change immediately. But it looks nothing like what was expected.For more information, to get connected, or to find out what's happening, you can visit our website at www.clearviewcommunity.church

People are hungry for God. They’re not satisfied with their lives and from deep in the hearts of men and women there’s a cry for meaning; a cry for something beyond this day-to-day existence.God hears that cry!Today’s message is about us; it’s about God. It’s about why God put us here - the heartbeat of God.For more information, to get connected, or to find out what's happening, you can visit our website at www.clearviewcommunity.church

When a blind man called out to Jesus for healing with nothing but his faith, he was given sight. Faith is a journey, not a guilt trip. Sometimes it feels like understanding a complex math equation. But the difference between that and the story today - is that following Jesus doesn't require answers, it requires faith. And you can call out to Jesus in faith, he will come to you and save you. Join us today as we study this in Luke 18:31-42For more information, to get connected, or to find out w...

What comes to your mind when someone mentions God? Does it make you nervous? Does it make you smile? Does it make you angry? There are a great many ideas out there about God’s existence and how we ought to relate to Him.We’re continuing through the Gospel of Luke, in which the author, a physician named Luke and a companion of the Apostle Paul, emphasizes Jesus’ ministry to those who were considered to be outsiders or who tended to be left out.Today’s text is taken from Luke 18:15-29 and inclu...

Today we are returning to our series on the Gospel of Luke and we are continuing to investigate who Jesus is and what that means for us. Luke 18:1-14 builds on the topic of prayer and helps us to see who God is, who we are, and how we are to approach God in The Parable of the Persistent Widow & The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector.For more information, to get connected, or to find out what's happening, you can visit our website at www.clearviewcommunity.church