What does it mean to trust the Lord for provision or to “live in Bible times”? Find out in today’s study in Luke 9.

“From that time Jesus began to show to His disciples that He must go to Jerusalem, and suffer many things from the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised the third day.”

—Matthew 16:21

Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem brought shouts of “Hosanna” from the crowds.

Many times it seems like things in our lives are out of control. We can’t always control our circumstances but we can control our response.

What does it mean that God is omniscient and omnipresent, to you, personally? What does it mean to walk in His Light? In Luke 8 Jesus says an amazing thing that requires careful attention.

What is a disciple of Christ? A good gardener of his/her own soul.

Jesus explains in the parable of the sower what will keep us from fruitfulness and what will cause us to be fruitful in spiritual life.

Jesus tells a story of two debtors who each had nothing to pay their debt.

Is this you and me? To be sure.

To be forgiven by the work of the cross is a free gift. We add nothing to it because we have nothing to give toward that end.

Many counselors tell us unfulfilled expectations are the greatest challenge in marriage and/or relationships. We learn in Luke 7, with none other than John the Baptist, that it can also be the challenge of our relationship with God.

The Centurion in Luke 7 was really a woman’s dream husband! He strong and compassionate, full of faith and humility. But his greatest quality was his understanding of TRUE AUTHORITY. His words to Jesus are a message to us on how to live life to the fullest with Jesus Christ our Lord.