In Luke 24, we see how Jesus takes ordinary, weak people and empowers them to be His witnesses. 

In Luke 24, we see how the risen Jesus is walking with us and revealing Himself to us on the path of our lives. 

In Luke 24, we reflect on that first day of the week—the day of resurrection—when the risen Jesus revives the faith of those who had all but given up. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how Jesus saves those who have lost all hope in themselves. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how true greatness is found in imitating the cross of Christ. 

From Luke 22-23, we reflect on how we are to see the plan and love of God in Jesus’ betrayal and death. 

From Luke 21:5-37, whilst in this period of waiting for Jesus to come, He wants all of us to join His mission for the world. 

From Luke 21, Jesus teaches us to recognise and respond wisely to the signs of the times.

From Luke 21:5-37, we see that Jesus' promises come true and so let’s choose to trust Him. 

From Luke 21:1-4: When our status is our God, big and public things matter;  when God is our God, small and hidden things matter. 

In Luke 20:41-47: When pride is our god, we cannot fully accept Jesus as our Lord. 

Today, we reflect on Luke 20:20-40, where we see that when power is our god, we become deaf to Jesus.

Today, we reflect on the Parable of the Tenants in Luke 20:9-19.

How does Jesus want to ‘clear the temple’ of my life, and how can I help others experience His cleansing work?

Will Jesus be your King of Peace—your source, your message, and your method to bring peace?

From Luke 19:11-27, we reflect on Jesus' judgment and the rewards for faithfulness.

From Luke 19:11-20, Jesus calls us to faithfully invest what He has given to us, so you may hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

From Luke 19:11-15, let’s reflect on how Jesus is the true and good King and wants to rule in our lives.

From Luke 19:8-10, let’s reflect on how Jesus invites us to join His mission of seeking and saving the lost. 

From Luke 19:8-10, let’s reflect on how our being born again of the Spirit will always transform what we love.