Luke

Luke 23 follows Jesus before rulers, at the cross, in death, and into burial as the righteous King saves sinners.

Luke 22 follows Jesus through betrayal, the Passover meal, Gethsemane, arrest, Peter’s denial, mockery, and his confession before the council.

In Luke 21, Jesus praises a widow, foretells Jerusalem’s fall, warns disciples, and promises redemption through the Son of Man.

Luke 20 shows Jesus confronting temple authorities, exposing false tests, defending resurrection hope, and warning against exploitative religious pride.

Luke 19 follows Zacchaeus, the kingdom parable, Jesus’s entry, his tears over Jerusalem, and his cleansing of the temple.

Luke 24 shows the risen Jesus opening Scripture, proving his bodily resurrection, commissioning witnesses, and ascending in blessing.

Luke 18 explains persistent prayer, humble repentance, childlike reception, wealth’s danger, Jesus’ passion, and mercy for a blind beggar.

Luke 17 explains forgiveness, humble faith, grateful healing, God’s Kingdom, and the coming day of the Son of Man.

In Luke 16, Jesus confronts dishonest stewardship, love of money, divorce, Scripture’s authority, and the eternal danger of ignoring mercy.

In Luke 15, Jesus answers murmuring leaders with three parables about repentance, mercy, restoration, and joy before God.

Luke 14 explains Sabbath mercy, humble honor, the great supper, and the costly call to follow Jesus as Lord.

In Luke 13, Jesus calls for repentance, heals on the Sabbath, teaches the kingdom, and laments Jerusalem’s refusal.

Luke 12 calls disciples to fear God, reject greed, seek the Kingdom, and stay ready for the Son of Man.

Luke 11 presents Jesus teaching prayer, confronting demonic accusations, warning false religion, and calling hearers to obedient light.

Luke 10 follows Jesus sending seventy disciples, warning proud cities, revealing the Father, teaching mercy, and commending Mary’s listening faith.

Luke 9 reveals Jesus sending the Twelve, feeding multitudes, unveiling glory, teaching costly discipleship, and setting his face toward Jerusalem.

Luke 8 explains how Jesus’ word bears fruit, commands creation, frees the possessed, heals the unclean, and raises the dead.

Luke 7 reveals Jesus’s authority over sickness, death, doubt, and sin through mercy that awakens faith, repentance, and love.

Luke 6 explains Jesus’ authority over the Sabbath, his apostles, and the merciful kingdom life he commands from disciples.

Luke 5 shows Jesus calling sinners, forgiving sins, healing the unclean, and bringing new covenant life through his authority.

Luke 4 shows Jesus resisting Satan, announcing Isaiah’s fulfillment, healing the sick, and preaching God’s Kingdom with authority.

Luke 3 presents John’s call to repentance, Jesus’ baptism, and the genealogy that identifies him as Son and Savior.

Luke 2 follows Christ’s birth, shepherds’ witness, Simeon and Anna’s testimony, and Jesus’ first recorded words about his Father.

Luke 1 traces Gabriel’s announcements, Mary’s faith, John’s birth, and God’s covenant mercy as the promised Savior comes near.