Luke 16

Luke 19

In Luke 19, Jesus encounters the tax collector Zacchaeus, tells the parable of the ten minas, enters Jerusalem triumphantly, weeps over the city, and cleanses the temple.Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickstotlee/

Luke 18

In Luke 18,Jesus teaches on persistence in prayer (the parable of the persistent widow), humility before God (the tax collector vs. the proud Pharisee), and the blessing of children. Jesus also predicts his death a third time, and he heals a blind beggar. Thank you for listening! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickstotlee/

Luke 17

Luke 17. Read from the Berean Standard Bible. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickstotlee/

Luke 16

Chapter 16 of Luke teaches us about money, faithfulness, and eternity. We unpack the Parable of the Shrewd Manager and explore what Jesus really meant about using worldly wealth wisely. Why would He highlight a dishonest manager? What does it mean to be “faithful with little”? And how does this connect to the powerful statement that you cannot serve both God and money? Then we turn to the gripping story of the Rich Man and Lazarus—a dramatic picture of eternal reversal that challenges how we view success, compassion, and our response to God’s Word. This chapter challenges us to rethink how we handle resources, where our loyalty truly lies, and how today’s choices echo into eternity.

Luke 15

Luke 15 centers on God’s joy over restoring the lost. Jesus tells three parables—the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son—to show that God actively seeks those who have wandered away and celebrates when they return. The chapter contrasts God’s grace with self-righteousness, reminding listeners that repentance brings rejoicing in heaven and that God’s mercy extends to all, no matter how far they’ve strayed.Scripture reading is from the Berean Standard Bible. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickstotlee/