Day 30: Luke 20:1-19

Jesus faces questions about His authority and tells a parable that exposes the hearts of His opponents. How do we respond when Jesus challenges our assumptions? Let’s explore the tension between rejecting and receiving Jesus, and how acknowledging His authority leads to abundant life.

Day 29: Luke 19:29-48

Jesus enters Jerusalem as King—welcomed with praise, yet weeping over what lies ahead. He cleanses the temple, challenging empty religion. How do we respond when Jesus disrupts our comfortable routines? Let’s reflect on His authority, the call to true worship, and living lives that honor the King.

Day 28: Luke 19:1-28

Zacchaeus climbs a tree and leaves transformed. Jesus tells a parable about faithfulness and stewardship. How is Jesus calling you to respond when He invites Himself into your life? Let’s explore how encounters with Jesus change priorities, restore relationships, and inspire faithful living.

Day 27: Luke 18:18-43

A rich ruler walks away, but a blind man receives his sight. Jesus invites us to let go of what holds us back and follow Him. What’s your response to His call? Let’s reflect on surrender, faith, and how seeing Jesus clearly changes everything.

Day 26: Luke 18:1-17

Persistent prayer and childlike faith. Today’s stories remind us that God hears those who cry out day and night. What does your prayer life reveal about your trust in God? Let’s explore how humility, perseverance, and simple faith open the door to God’s kingdom.

Day 25: Luke 17:1-37

Forgiveness, faith, and gratitude take center stage. Jesus heals ten lepers, but only one returns to give thanks. How is God calling you to live with a grateful heart? Let’s reflect on forgiveness, living ready for Christ’s return, and how faith transforms everyday moments.

Day 24: Luke 16:1-31

Jesus shares challenging lessons about wealth, trust, and eternal priorities. From the shrewd manager to the rich man and Lazarus, we’re reminded that what we value matters. How are you investing your life? Let’s explore how kingdom living reshapes our relationship with money and eternity.

Day 23: Luke 15:1-32

Lost sheep. Lost coin. Lost son. Today, we explore three parables that reveal God’s heart for the lost. Which story resonates with you? Let’s reflect on the radical love of the Father, the joy of repentance, and how we can celebrate when others come home.

Day 22: Luke 14:1-35

Jesus challenges status, humility, and priorities through stories of healing, banquets, and the cost of discipleship. What’s keeping you from fully following Jesus? Let’s reflect on how true discipleship requires surrender, hospitality, and living for a kingdom where the last become first.

Day 21: Luke 13:1-35

Today, Jesus calls for repentance and offers hope through the fig tree parable. He heals on the Sabbath and grieves over Jerusalem’s refusal to believe. How do we respond to His invitation? Let’s explore God’s patience, our need for repentance, and His desire to gather us.