We have spent one week apiece on the arrest, trial, and crucifixion but now slow down to more fully grasp the central role of resurrection to our faith. Read Luke 23:50-24:12 and thanks for listening. 

Having completed the arrest and trial, we now arrive at the crucifixion, and Luke continues to highlight Jesus' innocence as well as his active obedience and overwhelming love. Read Luke 23:26-49 and thanks for listening. 

We turn from Jesus' arrest to his trial this week and the bitter irony of the accusations against him. Read Luke 22:63-23:25 and thanks for listening! 

Jesus is arrested in the garden and Peter denies him in the courtyard as the Gospel of Luke hurries to its conclusion. Read Luke 22:39-62 and thanks for listening!

Before progressing to the Garden, Jesus takes a moment to teach and correct his disciples in a final discourse. Read Luke 22:24-38 and thanks for listening. 

We begin the final three chapters of Luke and the movement to the cross with a double preparation, that of Jesus and that of his enemies. Read Luke 22:1-23 and thanks for listening. 

We conclude Jesus teaching ministry in Jerusalem with his eschatological discourse on the destruction of Jerusalem and his second coming. Read Luke 21:5-38 and thanks for listening!

Jesus continues his confrontation with the leaders of Jerusalem in a polarized passage of contrasts. Read Luke 20:27-21:4 and thanks for listening! 

Jesus begins teaching in Jerusalem with three confrontational exchanges, all focused on authority. Read Luke 20:1-26 and thanks for listening. 

Jesus famously enters into Jerusalem, but Luke includes the sadness that comes with this event. Read Luke 19:28-48 and thanks for listening.