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Jesus' earthly ministry recorded in the gospels primarily included teaching and miracles. The gospel of Luke, like the other synoptic gospels (Matthew and Mark), slowly reveals through its stories who Jesus is and what he is trying to accomplish. There's a lot of mystery surrounding Jesus. Even his followers ask, "Who is this man?" and don't really understand what his goals are. This week we'll take a look at how some well-known miracle stories from Luke 8 help us answer those questions.

<p>Jesus' earthly ministry recorded in the gospels primarily included teaching and miracles. The gospel of Luke, like the other synoptic gospels (Matthew and Mark), slowly reveals through its stories who Jesus is and what he is trying to accomplish. There's a lot of mystery surrounding Jesus. Even his followers ask, "Who is this man?" and don't really understand what his goals are. This week we'll take a look at how some well-known miracle stories from Luke 8 help us answer those questions.</p>

2/17/19 - The Making of a Good Story (Bottom Up 7) - Luke 8:22-56 - Rev. Shirley Womble

Have you ever considered if there is ANYTHING that can separate you from God's love? Have you ever thought that another person couldn't be a Christian because of the presence of something in their lives? The Apostle Paul had the same question and so did the members of the churches to which he wrote. Join us for worship on Sunday at 9 or 11 am as we consider what, if anything, can separate us from the love of God and what it means to be "in Christ."

<p>Have you ever considered if there is ANYTHING that can separate you from God's love? Have you ever thought that another person couldn't be a Christian because of the presence of something in their lives? The Apostle Paul had the same question and so did the members of the churches to which he wrote. Join us for worship on Sunday at 9 or 11 am as we consider what, if anything, can separate us from the love of God and what it means to be "in Christ."</p>