Darby Creek Church Sermons Darby Creek Church

In Luke 17:1-10, Jesus teaches His disciples some of the responsibilities of those who want to follow Him.

Jesus continues His series of teachings that relate to wealth and how we ought to view money. This particular parable reminds us that there is a final judgment coming. We also learn that if we truly love God and have a relationship with Him, then we will love our neighbor.

The Apostle Paul gives us direction on how to handle it when we face opposition in ministry. Join us at Darby Creek Church this Sunday as we examine Philippians 1:12-30.

The Pharisees heard Jesus' teaching about using our earthly wealth for the purpose of storing up rewards in heaven. Because they loved money, the Pharisees mocked Jesus. In these five verses (Luke 16:14-18), Jesus responds to their scoffing. There is a message here not only for the Pharisees but also us as well.

How is a disciple of Jesus to think about money and wealth? Jesus tells us in Luke 16:1-13.

Luke chapter 15 is a series of three parables about God's search for lost people and how He loves to find them. Our text today (Luke 15:11-32) is the third of those parables. We will once again see God's seeking heart for the lost and also that this parable is not just about the overtly rebellious younger son but also about the self-righteous older son. They both are lost.