How clearly can you see? While seeing clearly is a visual exercise, it is also a life skill. When you see clearly, you can make sense of what you perceive. As Luke presents the events of the Sunday afternoon after Passover, a need to see clearly exists. You will find Jesus wants you to see […]
Sometimes we see or hear things and fail to make an obvious connection. How often have you watched a movie and wondered “I know that actor. What else did they play in?” Luke reports three questions asked on a Sunday morning. Following Jesus creates questions. Ask and answer these questions today.
The search for control amid chaos is real. Some solutions provide momentary help, but what hope is there for reliable control over life’s chaos? Today’s passage highlights three people in this passage (Jesus, Judas, Peter). Jesus remains in control during life’s chaos by His unwavering trust in God. That is the key to controlling life’s […]
Jesus prepares to finish His part of the race. He looks for those following Him to receive the baton of responsibility. Jesus prepares them by instructing them and encouraging them. Today Jesus models effective leadership.
We love acronyms (GIGO, PEMDAS, TGIF, WWJD, etc.). Are you familiar with the 5 Ps of leadership? Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance. While schedules are important, they can sometimes be a hindrance. How do you respond when your schedule is not kept? Are you frustrated when someone else has a schedule different than yours? Jesus […]
God created you for community. God’s kingdom is both a journey and a person. In all things, Jesus makes God’s kingdom glorious.
People look for satisfaction in unique places. Luke tells his readers Jesus is the only source of satisfaction. Today, you will not only see two reasons to be fully satisfied, you will also find satisfaction in Jesus alone.
Today’s text highlights something amazing that can only be understood with a changed perspective. The God of the Universe is unchanging. He gives each of us the new perspective we need. Jesus challenges your way of living.
Jesus, like a farmer, shows that unless basic steps are taken, there will be no continuation of His mission or message. Today we observe as Jesus multiplies influence and teaches three key ingredients to growth.
Good News is radical. Good News sometimes contradicts popular opinions. Paul shares three lessons about the practical nature of the Good News.