Jesus attends a dinner party at a prominent pharisee’s home and causes a bit of a disruption.

Jesus is questioned about who exactly we are to love as our neighbors.

Jesus invites three of his disciples to join him for a time of prayer on a mountain.

The Gospels are full of Jesus doing surprising things at dinner parties. In today's account, Jesus finds himself the object of unusual attention from a woman known about town. The way he responds teaches us something important about who Jesus is and who we are in turn.

Crowds begin to flock to Jesus and he gathers a group of disciples. As all draw near to learn more from this miracle worker, this is what he has to say...

Jesus is led out into the wilderness for 40 days and nights and is tempted by the devil.

As Luke pivots away from the birth and childhood narratives of Jesus and John the Baptist, we now see the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry as he comes to John to be baptized. What does Luke want us to know about this encounter?

A communal reflection on the account of that time Jesus was left behind in Jerusalem on a family vacation.

The account of John's birth prepares the way for the coming of Jesus - just as John's own ministry will prepare the way for all that is to come.

Mary's visit with Elizabeth teaches us valuable lessons about posturing ourselves to receive true joy in the presence of Jesus.