The Road to Emmaus: Opening Blind Eyes to Scripture
In this first instalment of a series on Luke 24, Doug preaches on the Road to Emmaus, showing how the two disciples walking away from Jerusalem mirror our own tendency toward hardness of heart and slow belief. Working through verses 25–27, he makes the case that Christ’s death was not a senseless tragedy but a necessary, ordained, and glorious act: it atoned for sin, defeated the serpent, and opened the door to the greatest blessing, which is faith in the scriptures before seeing Jesus face to face. The service opens with congregational worship in “As the Deer” and “Shine Jesus Shine,” and closes with the hymn “‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus,” bookending the teaching with songs of longing and trust.
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