Luke 11 is a good example of why its important to read the whole of Luke.
Jesus’ teaching on the Lord’s Prayer is frequently quoted and studied, but in the SAME CHAPTER Luke also records Jesus’ absolutely devastating attack on the religious leaders called Pharisees and it is often overlooked!
It’s quite a sobering thought that the only people Jesus really had a go at were the religious types!
Might that be a warning to us?
One of the most famous of Jesus’ parables. When asked the question “Who is my neighbour?”, in response to the command to love your neighbour, Jesus response is simple. “You
We’re nearly there – Jesus is approaching the last days before his death, but he still finds time to stop and rescue a little man who was HATED by everyone
Well? A Dialect Poem by GA Studdert-Kennedy – Known in WW1 as Woodbine Willie Our Padre were a solemn bloke, We called ‘im dismal Jim. It fairly gave ye t’
