In a time when many wonder what it means to be a Christ=follower, Luke 6 shows us the marks of true discipleship. This week we will study verses 43–49 to see that following Christ is a lifestyle.

This passage of Scripture is described by one commentator as one of the most misunderstood in the New Testament. We’ll consider what this passage means in the context of the entire chapter.

We cannot watch a news cycle or read the papers without being reminded of the deep division in our communities. In a time when we often confront (or feel) hate and anger, how timely is Jesus’ charge in Luke 6:27–36 to His disciples to “love our enemies.”

Jesus begins an important sermon by preaching on the attitude of His followers. Jesus, (un)surprisingly, prioritizes different virtues from those of the world.

The Spirit Over the Letter

Strategy Wars

Compassion, Cleansing, Forgiveness

Luke Calls the First Disciples

What Is This Authoritative Word?

Jesus comes as the true fulfillment of the jubilee year—as one who binds up the broken and sets captives free.