Luke

This devotional is written to be used in the 25 days leading to Christmas. Commonly referred to as “Advent,” meaning “coming,” these readings look at the arrival of the promised Messiah, Jesus Christ, and anticipate his coming again.

Advent Reading Plan

Jesus called Peter and John to go up to the Upper Room, a place prepared for something greater. In the Upper Room, they found everything ready, but they still had to prepare the meal. What began there extended into Eternity. God also invites us to rise, trust, and move forward. Are you ready to step up to the next level?

The Call to the Upper Room

Join many artists and speakers from Together 2016 as we look at the life of Jesus from beginning to end in the Gospel of Luke and ask Jesus to reset our lives.

"Reset My _______"

Jesus said in Luke 18:27, “What is impossible with men is possible with God.” Jesus teaches that God performs miracles, and he can do what we think is impossible. In the “Imagine the Possibilities” Plan, we will continue our study through the gospel of Luke and read how Jesus performs miracles and changes live. This still will increase our faith, restore our souls, and keep our hope anchored in God.

Imagine the Possibilities 

Journey through the timeless Parable of the Prodigal Son as a family. In this 5-day devotional, explore themes of wanting our own way, facing the consequences of our choices, the power of remembering love, the joy of forgiveness, and learning to celebrate God's grace for others.


Returning Home: A Journey of Grace Through the Parable of the Prodigal Son

In Luke 7, a sinful woman finds peace and wholeness despite the judgmental attitude of a self-righteous man. Spend three days reflecting on powerful verses from this chapter while hearing retellings of the story and experience the peace and wholeness that comes from an encounter with Jesus Christ.

Finding Peace and Wholeness in Jesus

Who was this man Jesus? Maybe you have read about Him, heard of Him, or follow Him. No matter what you know or don't know of Jesus, He is so profound, mysterious, and wonderful, I guarantee you have not discovered all that He is, and He longs for you to discover more. He invites you to draw closer, to follow him to places unexplainable.

Unexplainable Jesus: 10 Days To Rediscovering The God You Thought You Knew

Jesus was born into the home of two young parents. He went to school. He worked a job. He had close friends. He had enemies. He pleased many people. And he disappointed others. He laughed. He cried. In fact, Jesus experienced emotion of an ordinary human being. But there was nothing ordinary about him. 



No Ordinary Man

Advent is a four-week plan meant to draw our attention to the humble commencement of the Savior of our lives. This study includes four stories from Matthew and Luke. We learn God’s divine plan for the birth of Jesus Christ and experience what it was like to be present at these events. The question and answer format can be used for family devotions, group discussion, and self-study.