Feast and Follow with Knollwood

The Freedom of Limits

This week we begin our series through the Ten Commandments and explore what they really mean for our lives today! 

Blessed is She Who Believes

Mary was a mother to a very special Child, but what makes her special and blessed is something that we all can access! Listen to find out what it is as we take our last look at the Gospel of Luke! 

Now What?

We come to the final passage in Luke after a wonderful journey of discovery! But now that we know all of this, what are we supposed to do with it? Find out in this episode of Feast and Follow! 

And Their Eyes Were Opened

Join us as we walk along the road to Emmaus and continue to celebrate the resurrection of Christ out of Luke 24:13-35! 

He is Risen!

Join us for our Resurrection Service as we look at Luke 24:1-12!  

Good Friday

Our message today covers the crucifixion from Luke's Gospel on our Good Friday service.  

Need to Know Basis

Does it feel like sometimes the work you are doing for the Lord doesn't seem to be doing all that much? Do you sometimes wonder how your job fits into the rest of God's plan? If you are, come look at Mark 11:1-11 with us as we look behind the scenes at Jesus' triumphal entry! 

Satan’s Strongest Weapon: Self-Righteousness

Have you ever wondered how the chief priests and people could mock Jesus as He died? Didn't they know Psalm 22 and were playing the role of the bad guy of the Psalm they grew up singing? Find out how in this episode of Feast and Follow! 

The Forgotten Command of Jesus

Church Discipline is not often talked about and even less often practiced, but this is a command of Jesus for the church today! Jesus tells us what we need to know, including the process of discipline. However, this command to discipline comes in the midst of some of the most beautiful passages of forgiveness! How do we keep this tension? Find out in this week's episode out of Matthew 18:15-20. 

Sin Never Makes Sense

Have you ever wondered as you see all the evil that is around us these days, "What are people thinking??" Well, as we will see from our passage today, trying to explain sin with logic will always leave you frustrated! Instead, we can look at sin through the lens of God's sovereign grace to work even through it to accomplish His will.