When we see people's faith in action we can learn a lot about their character and their understanding about who and what they believe.

Jesus begins to teach but does so in words and in ways that are not easy to hear at times.

When Jesus calls his disciples, he calls the ones that are not good enough, already tried but failed and otherwise busy. He does this so we realize he takes us where we are to do his best work in us.

As a man Jesus is able to be tempted. As God those temptations don't work. Watch how Jesus handles the 3 temptations that we all struggle with even today.

Jesus sends the 12 to do the work he's trained them to do. He sends them with little training but all the authority they need. In many ways, he's done the same thing with us.

The genealogy of Jesus is given twice in the gospels. Once through Mary (Matthew's gospel) and once through Joseph (here in Luke). Why? What's the difference?

The events surrounding the birth of Jesus are important to set the stage for the rest of his ministry.

The book of Luke starts by introducing us to a familiar and really important character - John the Baptist. John will be used to highlight the importance of all that Jesus will begin to do in the next chapters.

Paul seeks to bring together a broken relationship.

The message of Paul's letter to the church in Colossians is all about how to live out the faith you claim with your words.