Is the Jesus of the Bible the Jesus of history? Does the New Testament actually teach that Jesus was born of a virgin? What is the importance of Mary’s Magnificat? Does “being a prophet” always involve foretelling the future? What evidence is there that Jesus actually existed? What did Jesus actually come to do? If Jesus was human but also the Son of God, at what point did Jesus realize that He was the Messiah? What did Jesus do between the ages of 12 and 30(ish)? Is there any evidence that Jesus traveled to India and studied Eastern religion during his “Missing Years?” What was the significance of John the Baptist wearing a camel’s hair coat and eating honey and bugs? What are the scary facts about God’s wrath and judgment? How do I know if I have truly repented? What is “baptism by fire?” Does demonization or demon possession still happen today? How can I be sure that Christ can save me and keep me saved? Check out our study in the Gospel of Luke to get a clearer picture of the Historical Jesus…the Jesus of the New Testament.
The Gospel of Luke
Luke 15:1-7 How can I be sure that Jesus Christ can really change me and keep me that way?
Luke 4:31-44 When Jesus comes, demons go.
Luke 4:14-30 A false view of ourselves produces anger when confronted with God’s view of ourselves.
Luke 4:1-13 When you are tired, the enemy will attack, but God is never tired and offers His strength to you.
Luke 3:15-22 Judgment or mercy?
Luke 3:7-14 Why we don’t talk about wrath and judgment.
Luke 3:1-6 Unless you are perfect, you are in need of God’s grace to change you so that the world can see His Salvation in your life.
Luke 2:41-52 Where was Jesus and what did He do between the ages of 12 and 30?
Luke 2:36-40 Put on your floaties, we’re going deep. . .
Luke 2:30-35 The Salvation History of the Bible
Luke 2:21-29 God will use a willing person.
Luke 2:1-21 When God seems to work backwards, I can still have confidence in His sovereignty.
Luke 1:57-80 Prophets lead for change and facilitators maintain. Which one are you?
Luke 1:39-56 God is worthy of everything we can give Him.
Luke 2:1-21;Â Matthew 1:18-25, 2:13-15, 2:19-23 A real man must first die to himself to live for Christ.
Luke 1:26-38 God’s power is most greatly demonstrated through what you don’t have.
Luke 1:5-25 What will you do when God does the improbable?
Luke 1:1-4 Introduction to the Gospel of Luke
