In Luke 7:11–35, Jesus comforts John the Baptist in his struggle of faith, but He condemns those who refuse to repent. There is a difference between bringing our questions to Christ and deciding we will not trust Him.

In Luke 6:37–7:10, Jesus teaches His disciples to live under His authority, then praises a centurion who trusts the One who speaks. If we call Him Lord, God wants His words to change the way we live.

In Luke 6:12–36, Jesus prepares the twelve to represent Him by teaching them to treat others as their Father does. God wants us to be merciful as He is merciful, even when it costs us or is not easy.

In Luke 6:1–11, Jesus meets hunger and a man who needs healing, while religious leaders look only for a reason to accuse Him. God wants us to be like Christ in mercy, even when others say it is wrong.

In Luke 5:12–39, Jesus gives hope, forgiveness, and a new relationship with God, rather than leaving people empty. He wants to do a new thing in your life, if you will stop clinging to the old because it is familiar.

In Luke 4:31–5:11, Peter sees Jesus' power up close and still has to move from admiration to devotion. Liking Jesus is not the same as following Him; God wants us to trust His calling and go where He leads.

In Luke 4:16–30, the people of Nazareth know Jesus well, yet they refuse to trust Him unless He meets their demands first. God requires faith before He reveals His power; we must take Him at His word.

In Luke 4:1–15, Satan quotes Scripture in the wilderness to make disobedience look spiritual. Jesus shows us how to overcome those attacks: stay grounded in God's Word, and beware of anyone who twists it for their own agenda.

In Luke 3:1–22, John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus by calling people to change their minds about sin. Family, reputation, and religious appearance cannot take the place of repentance.

In Luke 2:21–52 and Matthew 2, we meet Mary, Joseph, Simeon, Anna, and the wise men, whose faithfulness could easily be overlooked. God blesses those who serve Him, and the greatest gift is seeing Jesus Himself.