Luke 9:49 - 10:20
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In Luke 9:49-10:20, Steve Gregg discusses the events and teachings that took place in Galilee and Perea. He mentions the power of invoking Jesus' name to remove demons and the importance of not forbidding those who are not against us. He also talks about the disciples' journey to Jerusalem and Jesus' rebuke of those who sought positions of power. Jesus warns his followers of the challenges they will face in preaching the gospel and encourages them to prioritize their loyalty to him over their worldly commitments. Finally, Gregg cautions against the dangers of demonic deception and the importance of maintaining the authority given to Christians.
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