This is the final message of this series (yes, we know it should have broadcasted on Christmas Day, but be honest: how many of you would have watched it then?) This week we look at the Father's Song. As Pastor Ralph Williams points out, it's not really a song; however it seems like it should be included in Luke's unfolding commentary on Who Jesus is.

This is the final message of this series (yes, we know it should have broadcasted on Christmas Day, but be honest: how many of you would have watched it then?) This week we look at the Father's Song. As Pastor Ralph Williams points out, it's not really a song; however it seems like it should be included in Luke's unfolding commentary on Who Jesus is.

This is the final message of this series (yes, we know it should have broadcasted on Christmas Day, but be honest: how many of you would have watched it then?) This week we look at the Father's Song. As Pastor Ralph Williams points out, it's not really a song; however it seems like it should be included in Luke's unfolding commentary on Who Jesus is.

This is the final message of this series (yes, we know it should have broadcasted on Christmas Day, but be honest: how many of you would have watched it then?) This week we look at the Father's Song. As Pastor Ralph Williams points out, it's not really a song; however it seems like it should be included in Luke's unfolding commentary on Who Jesus is.

This week, we return to Luke's Gospel as we close this series. As we arrive at Palm Sunday, Pastor Ralph Williams shows us how the temptations Jesus faced in the Wilderness arise again during Holy Week.