Biblical Breadcrumbs

Sooner or later, we've got to make a decision with the evidence that Jesus has provided. He pushes a bit here, but will continue to provide evidence for the rest of the book.

Covering portions of Luke 10.

Luke's been asking us to seriously evaluate who Jesus is, so here's another instance of a miracle, verifying Jesus' identity. Luke 9.28-36.

We've covered a lot of Jesus' teachings and miracles, and the time has come to start answering this question. Who is Jesus? Is he who he claims to be, or an absolute fraud? That's a decision we have to start making.

We've seen a lot about what Jesus has said recently, so let's switch back: what does He do? Here are some stories about His actions.

Jesus: the greatest teacher who ever was, respected by His opponents, and impervious to contradiction. Even His enemies couldn't deny the force of His teachings, and here we have a primary example of just that.

As Jesus continues to grow in popularity, word of him reaches all kinds of ears, even those of the traditionally non-faithful.

Jesus is most well-known for the wisdom He shares. Here, we get one of the most concentrated batches of His teaching, and we'll examine it briefly.

We've established that Jesus is a cool, faithful guy (who also happens to be the Son of God). And that's great! For Him, at least. But is He able to do anything to help anyone else? More than that, would He even want to? Those are questions that need answering, so join me as we overview a couple of paragraphs in Luke 5.

Before Jesus can enact His plan to preach to the world, we have to know if He's trustworthy. Thus, He's tempted by the Devil to try and destroy Him before He even starts the work. Will it succeed? Join me this week as we explore in Luke 4...

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