Introduction

1. Luke provides your congregation with the context of some of the most familiar passages in the scripture: Prodigal Son, is an example because Luke 15:1-3 provides critical context to the parable.
2. Luke observes God’s opposition to the proud and grace to the humble – This theme is repeated throughout the gospel of Luke.
3. In Luke, we witness Jesus welcoming sinners to his table, Robert Karris observes in Luke Jesus is either going to a meal, at a meal or coming from a meal.
4. Luke reveals the consist way Christ prays, depends on prayer and the Spirit.

Resources Referenced in this Episode:

• “Four Reasons You Should Preach Through the Gospel of Luke in Your Church Revitalization” by Philip Howell