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Investigate Luke's encounters with Jesus and the responses they provoke, then explain His identity, saving work, repentance, faith and the good works that flow from grace.
The promised Saviour and His call
Luke
- Lesson 1
God remembers His saving promise
Luke 1:26–38, 67–75
God's promised Son and King brings the salvation for which His people have waited.
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- Lesson 2
Simeon and Anna recognise the Saviour
Luke 2:22–40
God's salvation in Jesus brings hope to Israel and the nations while exposing hearts.
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- Lesson 3
John calls for real repentance
Luke 3:1–18
The coming Lord calls for repentance that bears fruit rather than reliance on ancestry.
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- Lesson 4
Grace is announced and resisted at Nazareth
Luke 4:14–30
Jesus announces God's saving favour, which His hearers cannot control or claim as an entitlement.
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- Lesson 5
Peter learns who stands in his boat
Luke 5:1–11
Jesus' holy authority exposes Peter's need and graciously calls him into service.
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Authority and welcome for needy people
Luke
- Lesson 6
Forgiveness and the call of Levi
Luke 5:17–32
Jesus has authority to forgive sins and calls needy sinners to follow Him.
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- Lesson 7
Authority over distance and death
Luke 7:1–17
Jesus' authoritative word brings merciful help beyond expected boundaries.
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- Lesson 8
Forgiven much and loving much
Luke 7:36–50
Forgiven sinners respond with grateful love; love does not buy the forgiveness.
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- Lesson 9
Hearing that bears fruit
Luke 8:4–15
God's word is received in different ways, and lasting fruit involves holding it fast.
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- Lesson 10
A woman, a father and patient trust
Luke 8:40–56
Jesus' authority and compassion invite trust when delay and death seem decisive.
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The Messiah's path and the disciple's response
Luke
- Lesson 11
The Messiah must suffer
Luke 9:18–27
Jesus identifies His coming suffering and calls disciples to follow Him on His terms.
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- Lesson 12
Listen to the beloved Son
Luke 9:28–36
The Father's testimony directs the disciples to Jesus and His coming saving departure.
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- Lesson 13
Who became a neighbour?
Luke 10:25–37
Jesus exposes self-justifying limits on neighbour-love and calls us to become neighbours through costly mercy.
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- Lesson 14
Mary listens while Martha worries
Luke 10:38–42
Listening to Jesus has a priority that anxious service must not displace.
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- Lesson 15
Rich towards God
Luke 12:13–34
Life is not secured by possessions; the Father calls His people to generous trust in His kingdom.
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Grace received and resisted
Luke
- Lesson 16
Hear God’s word while there is time
Luke 16:19–31
Jesus exposes the false security of wealth and warns us to hear God’s word and repent while there is time.
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- Lesson 17
Two prayers and God's verdict
Luke 18:9–14
God justifies the sinner who seeks mercy rather than the person who trusts in his own righteousness.
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- Lesson 18
Salvation comes to Zacchaeus's house
Luke 19:1–10
The Son of Man seeks and saves the lost, producing a changed response to others.
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- Lesson 19
The King approaches and weeps
Luke 19:28–44
Jesus receives the King's welcome while grieving a city that does not recognise God's visitation.
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- Lesson 20
The Son submits in the garden
Luke 22:39–53
Jesus willingly obeys the Father and rejects a violent defence of His saving mission.
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Saving death, resurrection and grace explained
Luke; John; Acts; Revelation
- Lesson 21
The innocent Jesus is condemned
Luke 23:13–25
The innocent Jesus is rejected while a guilty prisoner is released.
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- Lesson 22
The King completes His work
John 19:16–30
Jesus willingly completes His saving work through His real death.
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- Lesson 23
The women hear that He is risen
Luke 24:1–12
God raises Jesus as He said, and the empty tomb calls the witnesses to remember His word.
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- Lesson 24
Peter explains the suffering Messiah
Acts 3:11–26
God has raised and glorified His servant Jesus and calls hearers to repent and receive His blessing.
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- Lesson 25
Worthy is the Lamb who was slain
Revelation 5:6–14
The slain and living Lamb redeems a people for God and receives creation’s worship, so our hope and praise rest on Him.
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