God created us for relationships. Sometimes relationships bless us with encouragement, accountability, and love. Other times, we feel distant, wounded, or lonely. When God redeems us in Christ Jesus, He uses the friction of being in relationship with others to make us holy and reflect Him. Ephesians 4 and 5 reveal how.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly, the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly, the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly, the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.

In Luke 9:51, we read that "Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." This journey to Jerusalem reaches its resolution as he approaches Jericho in Luke 18:35. Along the way, Jesus preaches some of His most memorable parables and finds Himself navigating popularity and oppression. Repeatedly the gospel writer Luke calls our attention to whom Jesus is speaking, so this summer we find ourselves among the crowds.