"How often I have wanted to gather your children together as a hen protects her chicks — but you wouldn't let me." Today we sit with one of the most tender moments in all of Luke: God grieving over people who won't come to Him. (S6E15)

 Someone asks Jesus if only a few will be saved. He doesn't answer the question — He makes it personal. Today we talk about the difference between being near the door and actually walking through it. (S6E14)

 Two of the shortest parables Jesus tells — and two of the most encouraging. Today we open Week 3 with a reminder that the Kingdom grows from small, quiet faithfulness. Don't despise the small start. (S6E13)

 Eighteen years bound — and a religious leader more worried about rules than her freedom. Today we start a new week with a picture of what God's attention toward us actually looks like in practice. (S6E12)

 This week traced one thread through worry, readiness, division, and repentance: fear, and where we look instead of to God. Today, a Saturday pause to name it honestly and bring it to Him. (S6E11)

Tragedy isn't proof someone deserved it — and time isn't guaranteed for any of us. Today's passage, and the parable of the fig tree, is a call to repentance that doesn't wait. (S6E10)

 We're good at reading the weather. Today Jesus asks why we're so much slower to read what's actually happening right in front of us — and what avoidance is really costing us. (S6E9)

 "I have come to bring fire to the earth." Today we sit with one of the harder things Jesus says — that following Him honestly can create real friction, even in the closest relationships. (S6E8)

 What does faithfulness look like in the hours nobody's checking on you? Today's passage is about staying ready — not anxious, but attentive — and what it means to be found faithful when it counts. (S6E7)

 Ravens don't farm. Wildflowers don't spin thread. Today Jesus makes His case for why worry adds nothing — and why "wherever your treasure is, there your heart will also be" runs the opposite direction we usually assume. (S6E6)