Luke tells us about a group of people who are spiritually blind but think they can see. At the same time, he tells us about a man who is physically blind but can spiritually see. There's a great contrast in these verses between blindness and sight and it all revolves around the gospel of Jesus Christ.

By God's grace, the Reformers recovered a sharper vision of the gospel itself, and from that gospel clarity came a reformed Church; a Church that better knew God and his saving grace, allowing its people to better live according to his ways.

How will Jesus respond to the question, "What must I do to be saved?" The answer is important even because the question is still important today? How will anyone be saved from their sins? The answer comes down to this question: what do you really love? What do you really trust? Are you willing to leave behind everything and follow Jesus? Or are there some things you cannot leave behind?

Here we see the picture of what discipleship should look like for those who believe the gospel message. In fact, it's actually from the picture of the gospel we see here that Jesus makes the application that he does. From these verses we see why we should imitate Jesus and his attitude toward children.

Doug Brubaker exposits the letter from the Apostle Paul to his brothers in Christ. His reason for writing is to rebuke the people infiltrating the church with a false message.

Here we look at what God's Word says being anxious looks like and why not to do it. Jesus gives us reasons not to be anxious.

Jesus tells us a parable that reveals hidden attitudes and lifestyles that stand contrary to God's will and word. In this short parable, Jesus makes clear the way of salvation.

Jesus tells another parable. Why? To encourage us to always pray and not lose heart. Here is see how this is meant to be applied to our lives, how we're supposed to think about God in prayer.

How you think about the coming of Christ should affect how you live. Jesus is coming again. Here we see the truths that Jesus tells - what his kingdom will be like, when it will come, and how we should live in it.

These verses center around one thing: faith. Specifically, Jesus is showing what the life of gospel faith looks like. By using the term "gospel faith" we distinguish the vision of life before God that Jesus presents - against the fruit of false faith seen in the lives of the Pharisees.