The conversation opens with a simple promise: the deeper we dig into Scripture, the more we find. Luke 16 immediately tests that promise with two of Jesus’ most debated parables—the Shrewd Manager, and the Rich Man and Lazarus. Both stories unsettle our easy assumptions about money, ethics, and the
Luke 13 holds together two tensions that define the Christian life: God’s wide grace and a narrow door. The chapter opens with reports of violent tragedy and an accident—a massacre by Pilate and a tower collapse. Jesus refuses the easy math of blame; he won’t measure worth
In Luke chapter 12, Jesus provides a series of spiritual prescriptions that address the common ailments afflicting our souls. As Pastor Brandon aptly points out, Luke's training as a physician may have influenced how he captured Jesus's teachings—essentially documenting Christ as the Great Physician offering
In Luke 11, we witness Jesus unveiling profound spiritual truths that remain remarkably relevant today. The chapter opens with the disciples making a simple yet profound request: "Lord, teach us to pray." This moment launches Jesus into a teaching that would become foundational for Christians throughout history – what