The Gospel according to Luke: For the Son of Man came to seek and save those who are lost

The Gospel according to Luke: For the Son of Man came to seek and save those who are lost

Discover the Savior’s Heart in the Gospel of Luke Step into the vivid narrative of The Gospel of Luke , a masterfully written account that captures the compassion, wisdom, and mission of Jesus Christ. Luke highlights how the good news of salvation reaches every person, from the poor and broken to the powerful and religious. Written with historical precision and spiritual depth, Luke’s Gospel gives us the most detailed picture of Christ’s birth, His parables of mercy, and His journey to the cross. Here you’ll encounter: The humanity of Jesus , a Savior who draws near to sinners, touches the untouchable, and heals the hopeless. The beauty of God’s mercy , through unforgettable stories like the Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan. The certainty of the Gospel , Luke’s careful investigation and orderly account give readers confidence in the truth of Christ’s life and resurrection. Whether you are new to the Bible or a lifelong student of Scripture, The Gospel of Luke invites you to see Jesus with fresh eyes and to experience the transforming power of His love. Ideal for personal reading, group study, or devotional reflection, this Gospel reminds us that the Son of Man came “to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10). Step into Luke’s story, and encounter the Savior who changes everything. Swipe Down, add to cart. "Gives readers a strong sense of the time and context while helping them grasp the full message of Luke. Another excellent devotional from Dr. Koh." Jennifer Surdam, Goodreads, ★★★★★ "Each chapter begins with prayer, Scripture, notes, and application. The author's insights are both clear and inspiring, making the study deeply engaging." Kevin Booker, Amazon, ★★★★★ "An excellent commentary and study resource. The format, Scripture followed by clear, easy-to-understand explanation, makes the Word accessible and true to its meaning." T. Townsend, Goodreads, ★★★★★ "Dr. Koh's books are always engaging and informative. This study of Luke is no exception, an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to learn and grow." Rowan E. Creech, Goodreads, ★★★★★ "A meaningful study that helps readers understand the Bible better and reflect on Christ's teachings. The prayers in each chapter are beautiful and uplifting." J. Sharmani, Goodreads, ★★★★★ "Thought-provoking and faith-building, this devotional guides readers into meditation, prayer, and a deeper understanding of Christ and Scripture." PAR, Bookbub, ★★★★★ The Gospel of Luke is often called the "Gospel of Compassion" because it so beautifully reveals the heart of Christ for the lost, the broken, and the forgotten. Luke, a physician and careful historian, paints for us a vivid portrait of Jesus as both Savior and Friend, one who not only heals bodies but restores souls. In this study, I have sought to make Luke's account accessible and practical for everyday life. Each chapter begins and ends with prayer, includes the passage of Scripture, my notes and reflections, and practical applications to help you live out God's Word. My desire is that you won't just study Luke academically but encounter Jesus personally through these pages. Whether you are reading alone in your devotional time or studying with a group, may the Holy Spirit open your eyes to the depth of God's love and strengthen your faith as you walk through this Gospel. My prayer is simple: that as you study Luke, you will see Christ more clearly, love Him more deeply, and follow Him more faithfully. Introduction to Luke: Author, date, place, recipients: Luke, a Greek, Gentile doctor, co-worker, and traveling companion of apostle Paul, Colossians 4:4. His writing is in polished Greek. He also wrote the book of Acts as a sequel to Luke. The possible date of writing was between 60 AD- 62 AD, most probably in Rome although some scholars suggested Achaia, Ephesus and Caesarea. It was written specifically to Theophilus and generally to the Gentile Christians of the first century world. Themes: Luke presents Jesus to us as the perfect Son of man, emphasising the human side of Jesus. Luke described His compassion for the sick, the marginalised, the outcast of society, and the demonised in great detail. Ever so often, Jesus prayed, spent time with God the Father, was tired, hungry, thirsty, felt pain, and even wept. Outline: Genealogy, nativity, childhood, baptism- Luke 1:1-3:22 Galilean ministry- Luke 3:23-9:50 Travel Narrative-Luke 9:51-19:28 Passion week - Luke 19:29-23:56 Resurrection and ascension- Luke 24:1-53. Chapter 1, Luke 1: 1-80, Magnificat Prayer: Heavenly Father, thank You for traveling with us on another spiritual journey of faith through the Gospel of Luke. We pray for attentive minds, opened eyes, unblocked ears, soft hearts, and teachable and obedient spirits, in Jesus' name, Amen. Verses 1-4, Since many have undertaken to set in order a narrative concerning those matters which have been fulfilled among us, 2 even as those who from the beginning were