Luke 20:20 - 20:47
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg explores Luke 20:20-47 and the topic of paying taxes to Caesar. Gregg explains how Jesus skillfully navigated the question to both acknowledge the importance of paying taxes while also making a subtle theological point. He also delves into the early church's views on government authority and the concept of resurrection. Overall, Gregg provides an insightful analysis of the text and its implications.
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