In Luke 22:66-23:12, we find the first part of Jesus' trial. In spite of the religious' leaders best efforts to have him condemned, we see that Jesus is innocent. 

The story of Peter's denial of Jesus in Luke 22:31-34 and 54-62 is pretty heartbreaking. But it's not hopeless. In today's episode, we see that failture is not the end of the story. 

As we continue the story of Peter's Denial from Luke 22:31-34 and 54-62, we learn from Peter's example that we cannot save ourselves. 

In Luke 22: 31-34 and 54-62, we learn about Peter disowning Jesus. This heartbreaking story shows us that we need to believe what God says about us. 

The scene at Jesus' betrayal on the Mount of Olives in Luke 22:39-53 seems chaotic and out of control. Jesus acknowledges that it is an hour of darkness. And yet we see in it that God restrains the darkness. 

Today we look deeper into the content of Jesus' prayer in Luke 22:39-53. In it we see that Jesus submitted to the Father's will. 

After the Last Supper, Jesus returns to the Mount of Olives to pray before he is arrested. From this story in Luke 22:39-53, we learn that prayer is our greatest weapon. 

Jesus says a lot of surprising things during the Last Supper in Luke 22:7-23. One of his key statements is, "Remember me." In this episode, we talk about the how and the why of remembering Jesus. 

As we continue to explore the Last Supper from Luke 22:7-23, we learn that Jesus is the sacrifice that brings us freedom. 

The Last Supper in Luke 22:7-23 is an important time of teaching between Jesus and his disciples. One of the main lessons that we learn is that Jesus is in control.