As Luke describes Jesus in custody and being questioned, he shows us sin's power and darkness, to help us see just how much we need Jesus as our Savior.

Christianity is all about seeing and feeling God's glory shining through Christ. And as Jesus is betrayed, arrested and denied by Peter, we get four glimpses of that amazing glory.

In this passage, we read of Jesus praying to his Father on the night of his betrayal. We see how Jesus is both our foundation and example in prayer as we follow his call to 'Pray that we may not enter into temptation'.

Jesus knows that his disciples are going to face severe, Satanic temptation -- so he teaches them (and us) five truths which will keep our faith from failing.

Paul was a man who often gave thanks for other believers. In this passage we will learn more about how he did this, and see the crucial reasons why, as part of a service in which we gave thanks to God for the impact Ben and Holly Smith have had on Grace Church.

Jesus teaches His disciples that true greatness is found in trusting Him

As Jesus celebrates the Last Supper he establishes the Church's practice of Communion, and connects his death with the purchase of the New Covenant

Luke describes a growing crisis, which could make us readers wrongly think Jesus is going to be a victim of circumstances beyond his control. But then Luke reminds us that Jesus is in sovereign, miraculous control by describing his preparation for the Passover.

Jesus tells us to look at the signs of the time to know that his return will be soon! He give us warnings about how we are lulled asleep while we are waiting and encourages us by showing us how to stay awake

Here Jesus tells his followers about how God will give a preview of his wrath against sin in destroying Jerusalem in AD 70, and at the Second Coming of Christ by pouring out his wrath against the whole world, but that when Christ returns Jesus' followers will rejoice in their full redemption.