As the second Adam and the faithful Israel, Jesus resisted temptation and so can help us when we are tempted.

In the next pair of sections about John and Jesus, Luke reported that the Word of God came upon John, and the Holy Spirit came upon Jesus.

The extraordinary events in Jerusalem and the mundane events in Nazareth reveal Jesus' uniqueness and his ordinariness.

We need to look again at the familiar story of Jesus’ birth to see the many connections with past promises and their coming fulfillment.

John’s birth and Zechariah’s prophecy pointed to the greatest manifestation of God’s mercy ever.

Although the son of Elizabeth would be great, the son of Mary would be even greater!

The opening of Luke's narrative about Jesus helps us know for certain the things we have learned about Jesus.

While David rejoiced in being rescued from an untimely death, his words pointed to his descendant who would experience an untimely death but be rescued from the grave.

The ideal king’s marriage to the ideal bride not only teaches us about marriage but also about the relationship between God and his people.