A Better Way
Rather than relying on fortune, food, and flattery, learn to genuinely care for others and put God first. Jesus teaches us the true meaning of love—even love for our enemies. Imagine how difficult this was for Israel, living under Roman rule, yet Jesus boldly declared, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you.” (Luke 6:27) His words challenge us to rise above resentment and embrace the transformative power of love.
Watch today’s video to explore Luke 6:27-36 and discover how we can live out this radical love in our daily lives.
Rely on God Not Fortune, Food, and Flattery
Jesus warns those who chase after fortune, food, and flattery, reminding us to be mindful of where we place our trust. Be careful not to live only for yourself, but instead, rely on God for all things. True fulfillment comes not from worldly gain but from a heart centered on Him.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 6:24-26.
The Blessings
Your life may be filled with trials, but joy is still possible even in the midst of struggles. By holding onto God’s promises, you can find hope, knowing that your future is secure in Him. Living by faith, despite your circumstances, is seen and honored by God.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 6:17-23.
Deciding on Matters
At first glance, today’s passage—Luke 6:12-16—seems to focus on the calling of the twelve disciples. But if we look deeper, it also reveals something powerful about Jesus’ decision-making process. Before choosing His disciples, He withdrew to a mountainside and prayed— not just for a moment, but all night. In constant communion with His Father, Jesus made prayer a regular habit. It strengthened Him for long days, prepared Him for trials, and sustained Him in a world shrouded in darkness.
But what about you? How do you prepare?
Knowing the Law but Not the Intent
The Pharisees diligently studied God’s Word and knew it well—but they missed the heart of it! Rather than recognizing that the Lord created the Sabbath as a gift of rest for His people, they turned it into a burden, even using it to prevent others from doing good.
To learn more, watch today’s video on Luke 6:1-12!
New Wine
People often struggle with change—whether it’s for better or worse. Yet, Jesus was the ultimate change agent. Before Christ, His ancestors wrestled with the impossible task of strictly following the law, burdened by the weight of sin and the fear of death. But Jesus transformed everything—through His death, He brought life and the forgiveness of sins. After His resurrection, everything changed. The old ways could no longer contain the newness of God’s mercy and love—just as new wine requires fresh wineskins.
To dive deeper, watch today’s video on Luke 5:33-39!
He Eats with Sinners
Sometimes, in their strict adherence to the rules and rituals of religion, people lose sight of the deeper truth that God is a God of mercy, compassion, and grace. While they may appear outwardly perfect or righteous, following every rule to the letter, their hearts may be distant from God. True faith isn’t about external appearances or perfect rule-following; it’s about a heart aligned with God’s compassion and understanding. To explore this further, watch today’s video, where we dive into the message from Matthew 5:27-32.
Who Can Forgive Sins but God Alone?
The teachers of the law and the Pharisees, who were deeply familiar with Scripture, should have recognized the truth in Jesus’ words and actions. When Jesus healed the paralytic, He wasn’t just performing a miracle for the sake of healing; He was demonstrating His divine authority. Only someone sent by God could perform such an act. By healing the man and enabling him to walk, Jesus was not only showing His power over physical ailments, but also His ability to forgive sins. This was a powerful confirmation that His claims were rooted in divine truth. To explore this profound moment further, watch today’s video, where we dive deeper into the passage from Luke 5:17-26.
I Am Willing
One of the key lessons we learn in the book of Luke is that God is unchanging—His love and compassion are constant, even when others fail to show kindness. In Jesus’ time, lepers were shunned and despised by society, so the man with leprosy must have been shocked when Jesus not only spoke to him, but also showed compassion. Despite the rejection he likely faced from everyone else, the man’s faith remained strong, and he boldly asked, “Lord, if you are willing, make me clean.” Jesus, always true to His character, responded with compassion, affirming His willingness and power to heal. This moment reveals that Jesus’ love transcends societal boundaries and that His heart is always inclined toward mercy. To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 5:12-16.
The Call
Jesus is calling out to you—do you hear Him? He invites you into a life of purpose, transformation, and deep awe for our amazing Savior. When you respond, everything changes. Are you ready to follow Him? To learn more, watch today’s video on Luke 5:1-11!
It Seemed So Easy – For Jesus
As you read Luke 4, you can’t help but see the wonder of Jesus. He cares for and heals everyone around Him with effortless grace. To learn more, watch today’s video on Luke 4:38-44!
He Teaches with Authority
In the days of Jesus, religious teachers often spoke with uncertainty, debating even the most obvious truths—like the resurrection. But Jesus taught with absolute authority! His wisdom and expertise left people in awe. Watch today’s video on Luke 4:31-37 to learn more!