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Unknown Host hosts Family Church, a religion show with 195 episodes published.
What if you are the answer to the prayer you’ve been praying? In Luke 10, Jesus sends 72 disciples into the harvest with an urgent command: pray, then go. The harvest is plentiful. People need the gospel. The problem isn
In Luke 9:51, everything changes. Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem, knowing the cross is waiting for Him. He isn't driven by comfort, applause, or acceptance; He's driven by obedience. When a Samaritan village reject
Whose kingdom are you really building? In Luke 9, the disciples witness the glory of Christ, then immediately argue about who is the greatest. Their pride exposes a truth we all must face: it's possible to be close to Je
You can witness God's power and still fail to depend on Him. In Luke 9:37–42, the disciples come down from the mountaintop after seeing Jesus transfigured in glory, only to discover that the disciples couldn't cast out a
You can witness God's power and still fail to depend on Him. In Luke 9:37–42, the disciples come down from the mountaintop after seeing Jesus transfigured in glory, only to discover that the disciples couldn't cast out a
Before Gideon could defeat the enemy around him, he had to confront the compromise within his own house. In Judges 6, God finds Gideon hiding in fear—but calls him a mighty warrior anyway. The real battle wasn’t Midian.
Jesus never said, “Follow your heart.” In Luke 9:23–27, He said: “Deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Me.” The cross wasn’t a symbol of comfort; it was a death sentence. Following Jesus isn’t about adding
Culture has twisted God’s design for marriage. In Ephesians 5, wives are called to submit, but husbands are called to something even harder: love like Christ loved the church and gave Himself up for her. This message con
Jesus asks the question that defines your eternity: “Who do you say that I am?” In Luke 9, the disciples knew what others were saying, but Peter had a revelation. Not opinion. Not culture. Truth. This message cuts throug
In Luke 9:10–17, thousands are hungry, and the disciples see limits. Five loaves. Two fish. Not enough. But Jesus doesn’t ask for more. He asks for what they already have. This message confronts our mindset: it’s not abo
In Luke 8, two desperate stories collide: a dying girl and a suffering woman. One has 12 years to live. The other has suffered for 12 years. Both reach the same place: nothing left but faith. The woman pushes through the
In Luke 8:26-39, Jesus crosses a storm to reach one broken man, and everything changes. He is bound, isolated, and tormented, and is instantly set free. But not everyone celebrates. The demons submit. The man surrenders.
In Luke 8:22–25, Jesus tells His disciples, “Let us go to the other side.” That promise should have settled everything. If Jesus said they were going to the other side, then the storm in the middle was never the end of t
What do you do with the Word of God once you hear it? In Luke 8:16–21, Jesus warns us not to hide the light we’ve been given. Faith was never meant to stay private. Like the Titanic ignoring iceberg warnings, we hear the
This isn’t about the sower. It’s about the soil—and you are the soil. In Luke 8, Jesus reveals four heart conditions that arise when God’s Word is preached: hardened, shallow, distracted, or fruitful. Some hear, and the
You are not a spectator. You are a soldier. In Luke 8, we’re reminded that Jesus spoke in parables to expose the heart. Some hear and surrender. Others hear and harden. There is no neutrality in this spiritual war. Every
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