In Luke 22:1–23, Jesus reveals that even betrayal unfolds according to God's sovereign plan, as He anticipates the new covenant through the Passover meal and calls His followers to remember and trust in Him. I. The King Is Betrayed According to God's Plan (vv. 1–6). II. The King Sovereignly Prepares the Passover (vv. 7–13). III. The King Reinterprets the Passover Through His Death (vv. 14–20). IV. The King Reveals Betrayal in the Midst of the Table (vv. 21–23)

Part 9 of a Sunday School lecture series through the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (2LCF).

In Luke 21:25–38, Jesus reveals that coming judgment and redemption unfold according to God's sovereign plan, calling His followers to trust His sure promises and live with watchful faithfulness. I. The King Reveals the Signs of His Vindication and the Redemption of His People (vv. 25–28). II. The King Calls His Disciples to Discern the Times According to His Word (vv. 29–33). III. The King Commands Watchful and Faithful Living in Light of His Coming (vv. 34–38).

Part 8 of a Sunday School lecture series through the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (2LCF).

In Luke 21:5-24, Jesus warns of coming judgment on Jerusalem, calling His followers to discern the times, endure faithfully, and trust His sovereign purposes. I. The King Foretells the Temple's Destruction (vv. 5–6). II. The King Warns Against Misreading the Times (vv. 7–11). III. The King Prepares His Disciples for Persecution (vv. 12–19). IV. The King Describes Jerusalem's Imminent Destruction (vv. 20–24).

In Luke 20:41–21:4, Jesus, who is not only David's son but also David's Lord, warns against religious hypocrisy and commends humble devotion. I. Jesus identifies the Christ as David's Lord (20:41–44) II. Jesus exposes the scribes' religious hypocrisy (20:45–47) III. Jesus honors the widow's humble devotion (21:1–4)

Part 7 of a Sunday School lecture series through the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (2LCF).

In Luke 20:19–40, Jesus proves Himself as the authoritative teacher of God's truth as He silences those who try to trap Him with dishonest questions about Caesar and the resurrection. I. Jesus' opponents seek to trap Him (vv. 19–20) II. Jesus silences their political trap (vv. 21–26) III. Jesus silences their doctrinal trap (vv. 27–40)

Part 6 of a Sunday School lecture series through the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (2LCF).

In Luke 20:1–19, Israel's leaders challenge Jesus, but He redirects their attack by exposing their continual rejection of God's authority and declaring that the rejected Son has become the cornerstone. I. Christ's authority is challenged by hostile opponents. (vv. 1–8) II. A parable exposes their repeated rejection of God's messengers and His Son. (vv. 9–16) III. The rejected Son becomes the cornerstone and judge. (vv. 17–19)