As Jesus nears Jerusalem for the final time, and the crowds swell around Him, Jesus proclaims what the Kingdom of God is like. The Kingdom of God will be a place where the roles of who is honored and who is shamed will be reversed.
Honor in the Kingdom of God
December 2, 2018 • Ashley Brown • Luke 14:1–24
More from
The Gospel According to Luke
What Does Jesus Want His Followers to Say?
April 12, 2020 • Larry Kroon • Luke 24:45–47
Over this very unusual Easter Season, with the world in the grip of a pandemic, we will be answering three crucial questions: (1) What does Jesus want his followers to do? (2) What does Jesus want his followers to say? and (3) How will Jesus enable his followers to do so? Last week (Palm Sunday) we addressed the first question. This week (Resurrection Sunday), we will address the second question with the words spoken by Jesus on the day of his resurrection.
What Does Jesus Want His Followers to Do?
April 5, 2020 • Larry Kroon • Luke 6:20–49
Over the Easter Season we will be answering three fundamental questions: (1) What does Jesus want his followers to do? (2) What does Jesus what his followers to say? (3) What will enable us to do both? Today, with the words of Jesus found in Luke 6:20-49 we will address the first of those questions.
Proclamation
April 28, 2019 • Larry Kroon • Luke 24:44–53
Luke’s Gospel tells the story of Jesus. Incarnation, Crucifixion, Resurrection, and finally Ascension. That sequence raises a natural question for us:“What happens now?” Jesus answers that question in our scripture reading today: Proclamation.