Luke 4:1-13

The Gospel of Luke continues to receive our attention here today, and chapter four serves as a source of great encouragement as we set out to overcome temptation.  Pastor John will soon show us how Christ utilized the Word of God as a counter measure to satan’s attacks in the wilderness.  We’d do well to follow His example.   John focuses on the temptation of Christ, and then the temptation of the Christian.

Pastor Jack and David J. discuss Jack's new book 'Temptation: The Battle Of Your Life'. In this practical look at the temptation of Jesus, you will discover how you can build an effective defense against Satan's subtle and not so subtle attacks. You do not need to let temptation trip you up ever again.

Although the battle with temptation may be fierce, Scripture makes it clear that our High Priest can sympathize with our weakness because He was tempted also, yet He did not sin.

Temptation is something that plagues us all and we can sometimes give into it way too easily. Today Pastor Jack Morris is continuing the series on the early years of Jesus’ life and ministry with the message The Temptation of Jesus. We will learn how Jesus himself dealt with an encounter with Satan and used scripture to defeat the enemy’s attacks. Let’s begin with a special introduction by the Pastor.

Alone, depleted, and tempted—we’ve all been there, including Jesus. Jesus knew to say “no” to temptation and “yes” to the will of the Father. In this message, Pete answers the question, “What will Jesus do in us when we are tempted?”