Jesus is anointed by a sinful woman at a Pharisee's house, leading to a teaching about forgiveness and faith as he tells her that her sins are forgiven due to her great love.

John the Baptist seeks confirmation of Jesus' messiahship, which Jesus affirms through His miracles, leading to Jesus praising John’s role in God’s plan while criticizing the fickle responses of the people to both their ministries.

Jesus teaches a crowd about blessings for the humble and woes for the proud.

Are you willing to break away from your traditions for the betterment of someone else? Jesus delves into Kingdom ethics to show us that nothing is as important than the life of fellow human being.

Jesus does not shy away from speaking to anyone, from calling disciples to healing the outcast of society, and even challenging the religious elite. Jesus shows the inclusivity of the Kingdom just by the words that He speaks.

In Luke 4:22-44, Jesus returned to his hometown of Nazareth, where he proclaimed his identity as the Messiah. He performed miracles and taught with authority, illustrating his divine mission to bring healing and salvation to the people.

In this episode, we delve into Luke 4:1-21, where Jesus faces profound temptations in the wilderness, proclaims his messianic mission in his hometown, and experiences a range of reactions from awe to anger.

In Luke chapter 3, we delve into the pivotal moment when John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus' ministry, emphasizing the importance of repentance and baptism as a path to spiritual renewal. Join us as we explore the powerful message of John's preaching and its significance in the Gospel narrative.

Step into the heart of Luke chapter 2 in this enlightening podcast episode. Discover the pivotal events that shape the New Testament, from the humble birth of Jesus to the encounters with shepherds, angels, and the temple. Join us as we delve into the themes of humility, redemption, and the profound mystery of the Incarnation.

Luke 1 details the angel Gabriel announcing the births of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ, highlighting key events and prophecies. What can we learn from the response of those who received these announcements to apply in our own faith?