Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || What we do and why we do it is shaped by the voices we listen to. On Good Friday Jesus is put on trial multiple times by multiple groups and individuals. Each of these groups and individuals that play a role in this story listen to and are shaped by specific voices; what are they?

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In this middle part of Luke 22 we see the humanity of Jesus, the Son of Man, on full display. We see Him wrestle with the desire to avoid the cross if possible. And we also see Him do what we could never do; fully embrace the Father's will. Finally, in what might seem a strange twist to the story, we are reminded in His interaction with His disciples and His captors He was still fully the Son of God.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In this middle part of Luke 22 we see the humanity of Jesus, the Son of Man, on full display. We see Him wrestle with the desire to avoid the cross if possible. And we also see Him do what we could never do; fully embrace the Father's will. Finally, in what might seem a strange twist to the story, we are reminded in His interaction with His disciples and His captors He was still fully the Son of God.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Jesus tells Peter in Luke 22 of his (Peter's) denial, but also tells him that when he turns back he is to strengthen his brothers. We are reminded here that God can and does use our weakest moments to strengthen others, and sometimes the trials He allows us to go through are for the sake of others.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Jesus tells Peter in Luke 22 of his (Peter's) denial, but also tells him that when he turns back he is to strengthen his brothers. We are reminded here that God can and does use our weakest moments to strengthen others, and sometimes the trials He allows us to go through are for the sake of others.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Luke 22:23 tells us the disciples were surprised by Jesus' claim that one of them will betray Jesus. This statement demonstrates to us that, despite knowing, Jesus never treated Judas differently than the other disciples. He showed the same love and extended the same call to Judas as He did to the other disciples. And we see here in Luke 22, even traitors are welcome at the Lord's table.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || Luke 22:23 tells us the disciples were surprised by Jesus' claim that one of them will betray Jesus. This statement demonstrates to us that, despite knowing, Jesus never treated Judas differently than the other disciples. He showed the same love and extended the same call to Judas as He did to the other disciples. And we see here in Luke 22, even traitors are welcome at the Lord's table.

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In Luke 21 Jesus makes a bold prophecy concerning the Temple which leads to discussion about the end times. As Christians, how are we to approach and understand difficult texts like this?

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In Luke 21 Jesus makes a bold prophecy concerning the Temple which leads to discussion about the end times. As Christians, how are we to approach and understand difficult texts like this?

Scars (The Gospel of Luke) Series || In the last half of Luke 20 we see the skeptics continue to try and stump Jesus with riddles. This riddle raises interesting questions about marriage which we explore. We also see the pride held by these skeptics and are reminded pride comes before the fall.