Luke 9:1 - 9:48
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg delves into Luke 9:1-48 and draws comparisons to the parallel text in Matthew. He highlights the instructions that Jesus gave to his disciples regarding serving God and relying on His provision, as well as the lesson to not take worldly possessions on their missions. Gregg discusses the turning point in Jesus' ministry where he becomes increasingly opposed and the prediction of seeing the kingdom of God before tasting death. He concludes by teasing unique Lucan material to be covered in the next session.
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