Luke 19:11-27. Whilst we await the Lord’s return, he calls us to faithfully steward all we’ve been entrusted with.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
The Road to Jerusalem
Luke 18:35-19:10. What does it mean to receive Jesus?
Luke 18:15-34. Those who seek eternal life must confess their sin and come to the Saviour.
Luke 18:1-14. In these two parables, Jesus shows us two ways we relate to God.
Luke 17:20-37. The kingdom of God is coming; and is already here.
Luke 17:1-19. Saving faith bears the fruits of compassion, humility and gratitude for God’s grace.
Luke 16:14-31. How do we respond when Jesus rebukes our sin?
Luke 16:1-13. Jesus teaches his disciples to store up treasures in heaven through faithful stewardship of worldly possessions.
Luke 15. The Father pursues and joyfully receives the lost.
Luke 14:15-35. Jesus invites us to the great banquet in the kingdom of God. This invitation is gracious and free, but it is also costly.
Luke 14:1-14. Jesus confronts our longing for recognition and approval.
Luke 13:22-35. Jesus reminds us how and why repentance is important.
Luke 13:1-21. Jesus is asked for a response to present-day crises. He points instead to a deeper, greater need: the need for repentance.
Luke 12:49-59. Jesus alerts the crowd to coming judgement and urges them to be reconciled with God.
Luke 12:35-48. Jesus instructs his followers to be ready for his return. Those who are ready will be rewarded, and those who are not will be punished. A reckoning will come for all.
Luke 12:13-34. Jesus calls us to place our trust in God, instead of earthly possessions.
Luke 12:1-12. Christians are to trust in God’s sovereign care as we live as exiles in this world.
Luke 11:37-54. Jesus gives a scathing indictment of the pharisees and the teachers of the law.
Luke 11:27-36. How should we respond to Jesus’ words and works?
Luke 11:14-26. Jesus triumphed over evil and that is great news for us.