Luke's Gospel (202)
Sunday morning series in the Gospel of Luke
-
We would see Jesus (24:13-35)
The two on the road to Emmaus were heartbroken and bewildered. What was their great need? To see Jesus. But they could not recognise him until their eyes were opened. What is our greatest need? To recognise Jesus in every situation.
-
Unbelieving believers (24:13-35)
The two disciples who walked to Emmaus were believers. Yet they did not believe. How did Jesus deal with such unbelieving believers?
-
Walking with eyes shut (24:13-35)
The two disciples on the road to Emmaus knew so much. Yet they could not see the evident truth - that Jesus had risen from the dead!
-
The Women: First to Hear, First to Tell (24:1-12)
Jesus called 12 men to be his apostles. But the work to which he called the women was vital too - and they fulfilled it faithfully. And their work brought them a great reward: they were the first to hear the good news of the resurrection, and the first to…
-
The Women at the Tomb (23:55-24:12)
The women stood and watched as Jesus died. But their faith and love endured, and they were the first to hear the good news that Jesus had risen from the dead.