Empty Tomb
Explore Luke 23–24 in KJV light: Christ’s trial, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension reveal salvation, Scripture’s fulfillment, and gospel hope.
Jesus withdrew and prayed
Luke 22 reveals Christ’s betrayal, the Last Supper, Peter’s denial, and Jesus’ agony—showing God’s sovereign plan and redeeming love.
Poor Widow
Luke 20–21 reveals Christ’s authority, Israel’s rejection, the widow’s faith, prophecy of Jerusalem’s fall, and the sure return of Jesus.
Christ's triumphal entry
Luke 17–19 reveals Jesus’ warnings, healing, forgiveness, humility, salvation, and kingship, ending with His triumphal entry and temple cleansing.
A poor beggar
Luke 14–16 reveal Jesus’ teachings on humility, mercy, repentance, stewardship, and eternity, exposing hypocrisy and calling sinners to grace.
Jesus first speaks to his disciples
Luke 12-13 warns against hypocrisy, covetousness, fear, and carelessness, while calling sinners to repent, watch, and enter the strait gate.
Jesus teaching the disciples
Luke 10–11 reveal Christ’s power, prayer, mercy, and warning against hypocrisy, urging faith, humility, and wholehearted devotion to His Word.
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Luke 8:31 reveals the “deep” as a place of demonic confinement and judgment, showing Christ’s supreme authority over evil spirits.
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In Luke 5, “palsy” means severe paralysis or weakness, showing the man’s helplessness and Christ’s power to heal and forgive sins.
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Satan’s “If thou be the Son of God” in Luke 4 was a deliberate temptation, challenging Christ’s identity and obedience to the Father’s Word.
Good Samaritan's Penny Pulpit
Explore Bible prophecy, the rapture, and God’s prophetic timeline in this clear eschatology message on Christ’s return and Israel’s restoration.

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