Luke 22:39-53. How seriously do we take our prayer lives? Do we treat them as a true battleground or as something we get to when we get to it?

Luke 22:31-38. What should we learn from Peter’s denial? How should we fight against the growing cultural opposition to the Gospel?

Luke 22:14-30. Jesus sets the example for all Christians across time by serving and loving instead of being served and demanding things. How might we follow His example today?

Luke 22:1-13. Is it possible to know about Jesus, to go to church, to serve in the nursery, to have your quiet time, to tithe regularly and still not truly KNOW Christ?

Luke 21:25-38. What can we learn from the Parable of the Fig Tree?

Luke 21:10-24. The end times. How are we to think rightly about them?

Luke 20:41-21:9. Have you ever heard someone praying and thought to yourself that this person is doing this for “my” benefit and is not simply talking to their Savior? What does it mean to give sacrificially of not just your money, but of your time and talents.

Luke 20:27-40. The resurrection of the dead. Easter morning. Upon these things the entirety of Christianity hangs upon. What good would Christianity be if this life was all there was?

Luke 20:19-26. A day is coming when there will be no partiality. All are Christ’s and Christ is in all. Look forward to that coming day.

Luke 19:45-20:18. God is merciful and gracious towards you every single day you are still alive. God has granted us an inheritance with His son, even though we were the ones who beat and killed him.