Jesus begins a new chapter in His life and ministry. Now, the roads would be more crowded as He travels to Jerusalem. Where are you on your journey through life? A new chapter? a new beginning? the same old path? Jesus teaches His followers to let Him direct their path and find the way forward.
What is your most important possession? How do you protect it? Jesus describes security differently. Because the heart of security is faith, security is a matter of trust. Following Jesus requires dependent faith. Security hinges on elementary and exclusive dependent faith.
Today you will learn a secret church code phrase. That phrase will form the basis for the main points of the sermon. Jesus engages in a dinner conversation in the home of a religious leader. Notice how followers of Jesus put others first.
Jesus’ ministry in Galilee draws to a close. His disciples still do not understand what He is doing. Jesus continues to teach and demonstrate how wonderful God’s kingdom is. Jesus demonstrates patient love, even when I fail.
Sitting still and “doing nothing” can be the hardest task encountered. Life is so geared to “doing something” we forget the importance of stillness and patience. Discover two examples of faith that waits, and remember trusting Jesus is not always easy.
Luke shows powerful obedience in action. The storms of life cannot ignore Jesus. Notice Jesus’ authority over disease, distance, despair, and death.
The events of Palm Sunday show that, even 2,000 years later, you cannot be neutral toward Jesus. The message Jesus sends is clear: the King is here!
Jesus’ ability to bring all things together at the right moment is highlighted. Luke wants you to conclude: I can trust Jesus’ timing because I know He cares for me. Watch Jesus display perfect timing with His care.
Today we meet the wisest woman in the Bible. She teaches that your behavior matters by asking two important questions.
The record of David’s life highlights that mercy brings healing. Today we discover seven specific keys to finding the sweet relief only mercy can bring.
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