
For two years, we have studied the story of Jesus as it appears in Luke’s gospel. What will follow in the next two chapters is the greatest act of love and sacrifice the word has ever known. To prepare our hearts for this, let us take a look at the P... more
The Jewish temple was a magnificent building, decades in the making. It was the center-piece of Jewish identity, the assurance of God’s presence in their midst. You can imagine the disciples’ horror when Jesus predicted its utter destruction. Incredu... more
The Jewish temple was a magnificent building, decades in the making. It was the center-piece of Jewish identity, the assurance of God’s presence in their midst. You can imagine the disciples’ horror when Jesus predicted its utter destruction. Incredu... more
When Jesus saw a poor widow put two coins into the offering box, he praised her sacrificial gift. Likewise, when the apostle Paul learned of the sacrificial giving of the Macedonian church, he said, “their abundance of joy and their extreme poverty h... more
In a chapter filled with confrontational questions by the religious elite, Jesus asked a final question of his own. This, along with a scathing observation, demonstrated both the scriptural ignorance and the spiritual hypocrisy of his opponents. What... more
What will life be like when Jesus returns and we receive our resurrection bodies? In one sense, it is clearly beyond imagination. But Jesus offers some tantalizing clues when he responds to the last question he faced from his religious opponents.
Following Jesus’ unseemly ride into Jerusalem and his outrageous disruption of temple worship, the religious leaders seek to silence him as soon as possible. They failed to trap Jesus with a question about religious authority, so they sent spies with... more
Today’s text opens up a series of debates between Jesus and the religious leaders. Each is designed to discredit Jesus’ authority or defuse his popularity. It starts with a question about Jesus’ authority, and is followed by a story about wicked tena... more









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