Text: Luke 23:1-56. Jesus Christ, after He had been arrested, was brought to Herod, among other leaders, for interrogation. Jesus Christ refused to answer him (verse 9). You realise that of all people (leaders) who interrogated Jesus Christ, it was only Herod that Jesus refused to answer. (Cf. Matt. 7:6). Why? This was because Herod had refused the very[…]

Text: Luke 22:1-71. One of the signs that you are indeed investing and saving on earth, which is temporal is stealing, cheating, corruption, material grabbing like in land and the betrayal of your friends and comrades (verse 47-48). Jesus Christ was betrayed by one of His own disciples, a treasurer for that matter. Most times we are betrayed by[…]

Text: Luke 21:1-38. Jesus Christ told some of the disciples that the magnificent temple structure and all articles within would one day be destroyed (verse 5-6). Indeed it was destroyed in AD 70, all the beautiful stones including a golden vine which Herod had donated were looted by the Romans! So “looting” is not a recent phenomenon. All[…]

Text: Luke 20:1-47. Jesus Christ’s enemies pretended to be honest and tried their best to capture Him on the wrong side of the law but failed (verse 20). There was no legitimate case to accuse Him of to the authority of the Roman Empire. By asking about paying the tax to Caesar, the enemies of Jesus Christ[…]

Text: Luke: 19:1-48. Jesus Christ wept over Jerusalem because the city residents had rejected Him, God, the giver of life, the source of salvation. Soon the nation suffered for rejecting Him, in AD70 the city was destroyed and six thousand Jews were killed under the command of Titus, the son of Vespasian the Roman Emperor. Many in this country,[…]

Text: Luke: 18:1-43. The widow persisted in asking the judge for justice, and her patience paid off, she got her justice (verse 5). Do not tire of asking God for your needs. This is not because God is a bad judge but it shows your seriousness and trust in Him. Only God can give you your hearts[…]