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With the dumbing down of Christianity and the rise of bumper-sticker theology, perhaps now more than ever Christians need wisdom, insight, and discernment. Thankfully there is much of it to be found in Luke 5 and 6. Sandwiched between the calling of the first disciples (Luke 5:1-11) and their commissioning as apostles (Luke 6:12-16), we encounter several concise episodes in the life of Christ that clearly provide the kind of godly discernment every Christian needs. Don’t miss this important eight-part series as Pastor Mike walks us through this instructive section of the Gospel of Luke.
| MESSAGE | TITLE | SCRIPTURE |
| Discernment-Part 1 | Curiosity & Real Conversions | Luke 5:1-11 |
| Discernment-Part 2 | Wants & Genuine Needs | Luke 5:12-16 |
| Discernment-Part 3 | Urgency & True Importance | Luke 5:17-26 |
| Discernment-Part 4 | Reputations & Vital Responsibilities | Luke 5:27-32 |
| Discernment-Part 5 | Sorrow & Profound Celebrations | Luke 5:33-35 |
| Discernment-Part 6 | Obsolete & Eternal Covenants | Luke 5:36-39 |
| Discernment-Part 7 | Traditions & Authentic Rules | Luke 6:1-11 |
| Discernment-Part 8 | Apostasy & Stumbling Saints | Luke 6:12-16 |
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