God loves and even values all of His children, the lost and those who are faithful. The Lord used three parables to explain why.

In the fourteenth chapter, Jesus shows us why some people become ineffective in their work for God and will lose their place in His kingdom.

The Holy Spirit arranged the 13th chapter of Luke to show us some reasons why we can feel like we have lost our connection to God.

Luke chapter twelve states that Jesus’ reputation had reached so far that He drew a crowd of thousands. The Lord chooses this time to tell His disciples what He expects of them, opening with a warning concerning the current religious leaders:

Have you ever been told that if you desire something of God, you need to be persistent in prayer and continue asking Him for what you want until you get it? Lets look at what the Word of God says.

Through this chapter, and with a bit of help from the last one, we see the dangers in focusing on the power and authority from Jesus .

This chapter recounts Jesus giving His disciples power and authority over all demons as they were sent out to prepare the way for Him. Did you know he didn't give them ALL authority?

Jesus delivers the parable of the sower. Let’s look at the events following the parable and connect them to the types of seeds.

Jesus didn’t give the Pharisee anything, but He gave the woman the most precious gifts from God: Forgiveness and peace

Paul warns us that many sins can keep us from Heaven. Among this list is the same word, translated as sorcery: pharmakeia. Today, we will address what the Bible says about drug usage. We will start at the end result, mentioned in the last chapter of the Bible.

The Beatitudes are a set of blessings listed in Matthew 5. Luke 6 lists four of them with a curse for those not operating in them. The word "Beatitudes" means “blessings,” and the requirement to receive these blessings are linked to our hearts

What does it take for you to receive a miracle in your life. The key to understand is found in the final verses of Luke 5.

The fourth chapter of Luke centers around the power of our Lord. It begins with a “wilderness” experience.

The comprehensive account was given to verify a prophecy. Luke’s detailed description of why Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem shows us that this prophecy was fulfilled