Luke's Gospel was written as the first part of a two-part
story. The second book -- the Acts of the Apostles -- might better be
called "The Acts of the Holy Spirit." Jesus' last worldly act
was to prepare his disciples to receive the Holy Spirit and to instruct them
what they were supposed to do with it. This message and a better
understanding of the Holy Spirit are as important for us today as they were for
the first followers of Christ. On Pentecost Sunday, we conclude our
study of Luke with a call to prayer and to action in and with the Holy Spirit.
Sunday, May 23, 2021
Sunday, May 16, 2021
Luke: The Cross and Resurrection (Randy)
Luke the historian captured a lot of action in the final three chapters of his gospel. There, he describes the last supper and the plot to kill Jesus (chapter 22); the trial, crucifixion, and death of Jesus (23); and the resurrection and ascension of Jesus (24). During these episodes, something so radical happened that it changed the disciples’ lives and ultimately changed the world. What happened and what does it all mean? We explore these fundamental questions in this penultimate lesson of our series.
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Presentation
Sunday, May 2, 2021
Luke: Christ's Last Teachings (Chris)
When
Jesus came to Jerusalem, his followers believed that they would witness the
powerful and present triumph of the long-awaited Jewish Messiah. They
could not imagine the actual mission of suffering and eternal salvation that Christ
came to deliver. Knowing what was to come, Jesus spent his last precious
days delivering lessons that would sustain them going forward. These
teachings were recorded in Luke's Gospel to provide us with the same Coaching,
Challenge, and Comfort. This lesson Chris focuses on
these final worldly words from our Lord and Savior.
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