In Luke 11:42–44, Jesus exposes the Pharisees for their outward religion—tithing herbs, loving chief seats, and appearing righteous—while neglecting justice, love, and true holiness. Like concealed and whitewashed tombs, they looked fine outside but spread defilement within. This message calls us back to purity of heart and genuine love for God.

In Luke 11, Jesus shows us that true purity is not about outward rituals, but a cleansed heart before God. Listen and be reminded that what matters most is not washing the outside, but living with love, mercy, and generosity.

In this episode, discover how the lampstand represents God’s truth, how the eye reflects our openness to receive it, and why the real problem is never the lack of light, but the refusal to see. Includes practical examples that will help you apply this teaching in daily life.

Illustrates the verses from Luke 11 verses 28-32