Lisa says, "What I'm drawn to most in Luke's account of the gospel is its humanity, the consistent theme that the Living Hope of Jesus Christ is for everyone-Jews *and* Greeks, men *and* women, rich *and* poor. There's no one who exists beyond the compassionate reach of our Messiah." Luke's...
Lisa says, "What I'm drawn to most in Luke's account of the gospel is its humanity, the consistent theme that the Living Hope of Jesus Christ is for everyone-Jews *and* Greeks, men *and* women, rich *and* poor. There's no one who exists beyond the compassionate reach of our Messiah."
Luke's gospel account is a literary masterpiece, but it doesn't celebrate the elite. Instead, it's like the biblical version of Shakespeare whose main characters are paperback kind of people like lepers, prostitutes, and tax collectors who were absolutely stunned by the compassion Jesus extended toward them despite their cultural status as outcasts. This book proves that the pretense of perfection is overrated and certainly isn't a prerequisite for a relationship with God. All twenty-four chapters present *real* people in *real* need of a *real* Savior. And while not everyone *will* be saved, Luke reminds us that anyone *can* be saved!
In this eight-session video Bible study, Bible teacher Lisa Harper exposes the utter humanity and compassion of Jesus shared by Luke, defined consistently and overtly in the original Greek, *splagnitzomai,* otherwise known as "gut-level compassion." Dive deep into the well of perhaps the most common-man exposition of what a gift Jesus is in this new Beautiful Word Series study.
Designed for use with the *Luke Study Guide plus Streaming Video* (sold separately).
Lisa says, "What I'm drawn to most in Luke's account of the gospel is its humanity, the consistent theme that the Living Hope of Jesus Christ is for everyone-Jews *and* Greeks, men *and* women, rich *and* poor. There's no one who exists beyond the compassionate reach of our Messiah." Luke's...
Lisa says, "What I'm drawn to most in Luke's account of the gospel is its humanity, the consistent theme that the Living Hope of Jesus Christ is for everyone-Jews *and* Greeks, men *and* women, rich *and* poor. There's no one who exists beyond the compassionate reach of our Messiah."
Luke's gospel account is a literary masterpiece, but it doesn't celebrate the elite. Instead, it's like the biblical version of Shakespeare whose main characters are paperback kind of people like lepers, prostitutes, and tax collectors who were absolutely stunned by the compassion Jesus extended toward them despite their cultural status as outcasts. This book proves that the pretense of perfection is overrated and certainly isn't a prerequisite for a relationship with God. All twenty-four chapters present *real* people in *real* need of a *real* Savior. And while not everyone *will* be saved, Luke reminds us that anyone *can* be saved!
In this eight-session video Bible study, Bible teacher Lisa Harper exposes the utter humanity and compassion of Jesus shared by Luke, defined consistently and overtly in the original Greek, *splagnitzomai,* otherwise known as "gut-level compassion." Dive deep into the well of perhaps the most common-man exposition of what a gift Jesus is in this new Beautiful Word Series study.
Designed for use with the *Luke Study Guide plus Streaming Video* (sold separately).
