Luke 9-10

In this episode, we continue our journey through the New Testament with Luke chapters 9 and 10. Join us as we uncover the depth and richness of these foundational scriptures.

 

In This Episode:

• Scripture Reading: Today, we are reading from Luke 9-10. In these chapters we see Jesus sending out the twelve disciples, Jesus feeding the five thousand, Peter declaring that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus predicting His death, the transfiguration, Jesus healing a demon-possessed boy, Jesus predicting his death a second time, the Samaritan opposition, the cost of following Jesus, Jesus sending out the seventy-two, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and at the home of Martha and Mary.          
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