The lectionary reading for Trinity 1, Year C, is Luke's version of Jesus meeting and healing the demon-possessed man in the ...

"I just have my lips planted at (Jonathan Roumie's) cheek for a solid five minutes, just there on my tippy toes,” says "The ...

In choosing Jesus we also choose the cross and there is real death, and the pain involved here cannot be softened or ...

All three are located within Luke’s great journey from Luke 9:51 to 19 as Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem. This is a distinctive part of Luke’s Gospel, not found as fully in the other Gospels.

As a careful historian, Luke sets the scene of Jesus' birth in its political context by mentioning various rulers and places at the time (2:1-4). Luke's gospel begins with dramatic appearances of ...

Scripture makes it clear that Jesus actively set himself on his path knowing it would lead to suffering (Luke 9:51; Matt. 16:21). Even in times when Jesus refused action in a way that seemed ...