
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Send us Fan Mail
In Luke 7:11–35, Jesus demonstrates deep compassion by raising a widow’s son from the dead, revealing God’s power and mercy at work among His people. When John the Baptist questions from prison, Jesus points to His works—healing, restoration, and good news to the poor—as evidence that He is the promised Messiah. The passage concludes with Jesus affirming John’s role while rebuking those who reject both John and Himself, highlighting their spiritual blindness and inconsistency.
For comments, feedback or prayer requests please write to me at [email protected]
By Dr. Cecil Clements5
22 ratings
Send us Fan Mail
In Luke 7:11–35, Jesus demonstrates deep compassion by raising a widow’s son from the dead, revealing God’s power and mercy at work among His people. When John the Baptist questions from prison, Jesus points to His works—healing, restoration, and good news to the poor—as evidence that He is the promised Messiah. The passage concludes with Jesus affirming John’s role while rebuking those who reject both John and Himself, highlighting their spiritual blindness and inconsistency.
For comments, feedback or prayer requests please write to me at [email protected]