How seriously does God take our sins? At what point in time should we no longer offer forgiveness to another person? What kind of faith does it take to obey Jesus? How can faith "make a person well?" What will the second coming of Jesus look like? What are the signs of his return? What will the state of the world be like when it is time for Him to come? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 17.

How can we be shrewd with the things we have on Earth to prepare for eternity? What does investing our life in eternal things actually look like? What can we learn about the afterlife from the account of the rich man and Lazarus? How would've the rich man lived his last days differently if he knew what was to come? How would we spend our last day on Earth if we knew it was our last day? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 16.

Why did the Pharisees grumble at Jesus receiving and eating with sinners? What causes heaven to rejoice? How much value does a lost person have? Why could the older brother not rejoice in the goodness of the gospel? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 15.

If you could eat dinner with one person from the Old Testament, and one person from the New Testament, who would you choose and why? How does Jesus catch the Pharisees being selfish and hypocritical? What does Jesus teach regarding humility? What kind of people should we be generous towards? What did Jesus say a true disciple looks like? In order to be a true disciple of Christ, what should we lose or change? What level of commitment does it take to be a branch that bears fruit? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 14. 

How important is repentance if we want to bear fruit? What does Jesus teach us about the kingdom of God? What role should church leadership play when false teaching nests in the branches? Are many people being saved? Why does Jesus say the door is narrow? Are we always about our mission like Jesus was? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 13. 

What does it look like to fear God? What is the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? Can Christians commit this sin today? When does a sin truly become unforgivable? Do Christians need to prepare themselves to share the gospel, or will the Holy Spirit just give us the words to say in that moment? How does what we seek in life connect with what we worry about? What does Jesus teach is the solution to our worries? How does the urgency of the second coming of Christ affect us before and after becoming a Christian? Jacob, Tanner, and a familiar guest discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 12. 

How does Jesus teach us to pray? Are Christians devoted to prayer today like they were when the church first started in the book of Acts? How does our prayer life affect our ability to bear fruit? How can we know God's will for our lives? Does the gospel produce obedience, or require obedience? What did the pharisees get wrong? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 11.

What is truly good? Is it important to serve in ministry with other people? Who will be a worker for the Lord's harvest? How does Jesus teach His disciples to pray for the lost? Does that line up with our church prayer lists today? How does a good neighbor act towards others? Who actually is our neighbor? We often choose good things over bad things, but do we choose what is best over what is good? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 10.

Why did such large crowds swarm Jesus? What does the feeding of the 5000 prove about Jesus? How does Jesus foretell his life on Earth to end? Whose place is it to cast damning judgment on people? What is the most important question people have to answer? Can we follow Jesus and ourselves at the same time? What might we have to give up in order to follow Jesus as He commands us to? Jacob and Tanner discuss these topics and more as they go through Luke 9.

Does God still work miraculously today? Can Christians perform miracles like the Apostles could? Can demons repent? Are angels or demons offered salvation like people are? Does God implant faith into us, or do we have the free will to choose whether we believe or not? What has God given us to help us in our faith? What can we rely on when trusting God seems so difficult?  This week Jacob and Tanner take a break from going through Luke to discuss several questions that have came in for their first Q&A episode.