In Christ's response to a false accusation, we get a wonderful application revealed for us today. Today, all of us have things that need to be removed from our lives. Will we be paralyzed by indecision? 

Jesus healed a possessed man, and it he was falsely accused yet again. In His response, Jesus revealed three arguments that would ultimately point to His deity. 

Following a prayer model, Jesus teaches two points of emphasis concerning our prayer life. Will we simply hear the points or will we apply them today?

The Lord took time to teach the disciples a practical truth that is a model for every believer to learn. If we will apply this lesson, our prayer will not become ritualistic but real and vibrant. 

Mary and Martha are visiting with Jesus, and they demonstrate some very important truths to us. Both women can help us learn, yet it is vital to see the value of both areas. 

Jesus begins teaching the lawyer through a parable. The parable ends with Jesus using an unlikely example ultimately charging us to replicate that very same example. 

Before Jesus gives one His most memorable lessons, He teaches through questions to reveal an important point to an expert on the law. 

After having learned from Jesus, 70 were sent out two by two, and He gave them some pointers on how to move forward. We would do good to adhere to Christ's plan here in Luke 10.

Three men and three issues that held them back from following Christ. May we learn from these three men, so we do not look back on "What Could Have Been."

Following the argument, Christ took the opportunity to teach through another issue that presented itself. The issue of tribalism can creep into any society, and we must be careful to avoid a vengeful and judgmental spirit toward those that are not in our group.