Luke 13:1—14:7
January 14, 2022
We’re living in an upside-down kingdom, where Satan and sin have permeated all that God intended for good. So, what is the true kingdom of God like? Jesus asks this important question and answers it with two parables. Discover the hope we have in Christ’s return to establish His kingdom here on earth. Only then will we have real peace, healing, and joy.
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Luke 13:1
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When Jesus knew that heavenly language would be hard to understand, He told stories that used our earthly vernacular to give us a comparison. In Luke 12, He uses parables to teach life-changing truths to His followers. Today, those truths can still apply to us. Listen to Jesus as He uncovers the Pharisees’ hypocrisy, teaches people to fear the Lord, and reminds His followers that, “it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom” (Luke 12:32).
January 13, 2022
Did you know you’re part of God’s kingdom? Today on the Bible Bus, rediscover the meaning of prayer. Jesus is already in the kingdom of God, making our requests known, sometimes even before we do. May you find comfort in knowing that Jesus is God’s kingdom “come upon you” through the Holy Spirit. Through the Spirit’s strength, you can pray on earth as though you’re already living in the kingdom.
January 12, 2022
Every story Jesus told was a gospel story. What? How? In today’s study of the parable of the good Samaritan, learn the significance of the symbolism in this famililar story and how it relates to the people of Israel, Gentiles, and even us today. Discover Jesus as the true and better “Good Samaritan,” who saved us from sin when nothing else could. Later, sit at Jesus’ feet with Mary and find joy in the simplicity of getting to know Him.
January 11, 2022
While Jesus was on His way to Jerusalem, He gave the apostles the authority over demons and the power to heal in His name. Follow along as Dr. McGee teaches us the importance of the sign gifts and what Jesus intended them to be here on earth. Then, get ready to see the transfiguration, hear Peter talk about the kingdom of God, and learn the difference between sowing and harvesting.
January 10, 2022
“To whom little is forgiven, the same loves little” (Luke 7:47). The Pharisee who hosted Jesus in his home was too proud to worship Him. Whereas the woman known as a “sinner” entered boldly, broke a costly box of perfume at His feet, and worshipped with her tears. Both people were equally sinful, yet only one received forgiveness. May this story be a warm welcome to enter boldly into the forgiveness Jesus freely offers.
January 7, 2022
In Luke 7, we’ll empathize with a sick servant, mourn with a woman who lost her son, and even face some doubt with John the Baptist. Each encounter shows Jesus’ power in a new light: power over illness, power over death, and power over evil spirits. Get to know the Savior as Luke presented Him—a man of compassion, gentleness, honor, and strength.
January 6, 2022
God chooses you, but it’s your choice to follow Him. Jesus took the time to pray over His decisions. Before appointing the twelve apostles, He went up to a mountain and prayed to God all night long. Then, He chose the apostles. Learn the significance of this moment and how we can find comfort in God’s choices.
January 5, 2022
Today on the Bible Bus, we’re going fishing—and we’re going to need a bigger net! Jesus provided so many fish for His disciples that their net literally snapped. In today’s lesson, discover an interesting analogy as to why the net broke. Be encouraged by how God wants to use us, and be warned of another fisherman out there named Satan. Whose hook are you on today?
January 4, 2022
People couldn’t make up their minds. One moment they sang, “Hosanna!”—the next, they shouted, “Crucify Him!” In Luke 4, the people of Nazareth reject Jesus as God. The Savior of the world grew up before their very eyes, and they hesitated to trust Him. Listen in to the warning not to miss out on God’s blessings.
January 3, 2022
“Oh yeah? Well, prove it!” Have you ever been challenged like that? In today’s lesson, Satan and Jesus meet face to face, and it’s almost as if Satan puts his hands on his hips in defiance and says, “You’re God? Well, prove it!” Join in to discover just a few of the many ways Jesus “proved it” to Satan and to us today.
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