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Learning From Luke
by Jimmy Cating
The goal of the host, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) is to examine the gospel of Luke to establish and strengthen our faith in Jesus.
Episodes
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Ep. 94 "He Is Not Here, But Is Risen"
(Luke 24:6). The tomb was empty—but could there be another explanation? In this special episode, we examine common attempts to explain away the resurrection of Jesus and why each one fails to account for all the evidence. The cumulative evidence points to one compelling conclusion!
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Ep. 93 "Why Do You Seek The Living Among The Dead"
(Luke 24:1-8). On the first day of the week, when the women came to the tomb expecting to find the body of Jesus, they instead find the tomb empty. The empty tomb and the appearances of Jesus that followed answer the angels’ question with one undeniable truth: Jesus was no longer among the…
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Ep. 92 "They Observed The Tomb"
(Luke 23:50-56). Josep of Arimathea boldly steps forward to bury the body of Jesus while faithful women carefully watch where He is laid. They observed the tomb—and soon they would return to find it empty.
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Ep. 91 "Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit"
(Luke 23:44-49). As Jesus breathes His last, darkness covers the land, the temple veil is torn, and a Roman centurion declares His innocence. In His final words, Jesus demonstrates complete trust in the Father when He cried, “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit.”
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Ep. 90 "Today You Will Be With Me In Paradise"
(Luke 23:38-43). As Jesus hangs between two criminals, one continues to mock Him while the other recognizes his own guilt, confesses Christ’s innocence, and turns to Him in faith. In his final moments, this repentant thief receives one of the most comforting promises ever spoken: “Today you will…
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Ep. 89 "There They Crucified Him"
(Luke 23:27:38). This is the climactic statement Luke gives after Jesus reaches Calvary. This pivotal moment in history underscores that things are not always as they appear to be.
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Ep. 88 "That He Might Bear It After Jesus"
(Luke 23:26). When Simon of Cyrene is compelled to carry the cross of Jesus, it evidently transformed his life. The soldiers compelled him to pick up the cross, but love compelled him to never put it down. The cross of Christ still has the power to transform someone from a reluctant participant...
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Ep. 87 "Crucify Him, Crucify Him"
(Luke 23:13-25). The cross of Christ reveals humanity at its worst, but God at His best. This episode explores the details surrounding the sixth and final phase of Jesus’ trial. When the voice of the people prevail, Pilate releases Barabbas and delivers Jesus to be crucified: the guilty goes free...
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Ep. 86 "He Answered Him Nothing"
(Luke 23:8-12). When Pilate sends Jesus to Herod, the Lord stands silent before the wicked ruler who had sought to see Jesus for merely selfish reasons. Herod is not unlike many today who send Jesus away after they lose interest and Jesus fails to provide what they want. Herod’s encounter reminds...
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Ep. 85 "I Find No Fault In This Man"
(Luke 23:1-7). As Jesus stands before Pilate to be judged, the Roman governor declares Jesus to be innocent three different times. When the evidence is examined and the accusations are weighed, the verdict remains unchanged, and it still echoes through the pages of Scripture today: “I find no…
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Ep. 84 "Are You The Son of God?"
(Luke 22:63-71). That question is the climax of Luke chapter 22. It is not merely the question the Sanhedrin asked Jesus—it is the question every generation must answer. Before this chapter ends, every reader is forced to decide whether Jesus was telling the truth or whether He deserved the...
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Ep. 83 "This Is Your Hour and the Power of Darkness"
(Luke 22:47-53). In the dark shadows of the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus confronts the arresting party who seek to capture Him under the cover of darkness. What are some lessons to takeaway from this “hour” and “power” of darkness?
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Ep. 82 "Not My Will, But Yours, Be Done"
(Luke 22:39-46). Before there was a glorious crown, there was a gruesome cross. Before brightness of resurrection morning, there was the darkness of the garden of Gethsemane. What lessons can we learn from one of the most sacred and emotionally moving scenes in Luke’s gospel?
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Ep. 81 "It Is Enough"
(Luke 22:35-38). After Jesus commands His disciples to sell their garments in order to buy swords, they respond by revealing two swords. What was the Lord trying to teach them and why would He say that two swords were “enough”?
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Ep. 80 "I Have Prayed For You"
(Luke 22:31-34). Before Peter denies the Lord, Jesus gives the apostle a sobering prediction—a prophecy that would ultimately lead him back to the Christ. But Jesus also will manifest His care and concern for the faith of His followers when He lets Peter know, “I have prayed for you.”
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Ep.79 "Who Is The Greatest?"
(Luke 22:21-30). As Jesus approaches the cross and prepares His apostles for His impending death, astonishingly, they focus on themselves. In this episode, we discover how Jesus turned the world’s definition of success upside down as He redefines true greatness.
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Ep. 78 "Do This In Remembrance of Me"
(Luke 22:14-20): As we study this passage, Jesus’ words draws our focus on two themes that rise naturally from the text: the pattern and the purpose of the Lord's Supper. Many discussions have centered on the mechanics of communion, while others have focused exclusively on its meaning. But...
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Ep. 77 "And They Prepared The Passover"
(Luke 22:7-13): As Jesus approaches His sacrificial death, He instructs His disciples to prepare the final Passover He would eat with them. At first glance, this passage may seem like a simple account of logistics. Yet, beneath these details lies a powerful revelation of God’s providence…
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Ep. 76 "Satan Entered Judas"
(Luke 22:1-6): Before Judas betrayed Jesus, Luke gives this unsettling detail. What are the lessons that can be learned from the statement, “Satan entered Judas”?
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Ep. 75 "Watch Therefore and Pray Always"
(Luke 21:20-36). God’s imminent judgment upon Jerusalem continues to be the theme of Luke 21. Jesus sets out to warn His disciples and preparing them by giving them signs to watch for in order to escape the destruction that awaits their unfaithful nation. Being able to stand before the Son of Man...
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Ep. 74 "By Your Patience Possess Your Soul"
(Luke 21:5-19). When Jesus gives the ominous prediction concerning the destruction of Jerusalem’s temple, His words are filled with admonition and exhortation. What is the faithful response to persecution? Jesus cautions His followers to remain grounded in truth despite false claims, wars, and...
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Ep. 73 "This Poor Widow Put In More Than All"
(Luke 21:1-4). During His final week, Jesus observes those who were donating to the Temple treasury. This episode highlights a teachable moment when a poor widow gives only two mites. How is it that Jesus could say that she gave more than all?
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Ep. 72 "Therefore, David Calls Him Lord"
(Luke 20:41-44). Returning to the subject of His authority, Jesus confronts the Pharisees with a question of His own. If the Christ is the the son of David, why did king David refer to Him as Lord? This episode explores the implications of David’s mysterious statement in the Book of Psalms (110:1).
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Ep. 71 "He Is Not The God of the Dead"
(Luke 20:27-40). When Jesus is challenged by the Sadducees who reject the resurrection of the dead, the Lord responds with irrefutable reasoning from the scriptures.
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Ep. 70 "Render To Caesar"
(Luke 20:20-25). This episode discusses the delicate balance between a Christian’s relationship with God and government.
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Ep. 69 "I Will Send My Beloved Son"
(Luke 20:9-19). In the Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers, Jesus predicts how many of Israel will respond to the sending of God’s only Son. In this teaching, the Lord highlights the patience, mercy, and love of God while warning of the severe consequences faced by those who reject the Son of God.
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Ep. 68 "Is It From Heaven or From Men"
(Luke 20:1-8). This question from Jesus highlights the only two sources of authority. During the week of His crucifixion, Jesus is tested on all sides. This episode explores Jesus’ response to the Pharisees and reveals several important truths about authority in religion.
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Ep. 67 "You Have Made It A Den of Thieves"
(Luke 19:41-46). This quote from Jesus shows the degree of corruption among those who turned the holy temple into a market place of self-serving merchants. This episode highlights lessons learned from the second temple cleansing during the last week of Jesus’ ministry.
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Ep. 66 "The Stones Would Immediately Cry Out"
(Luke 19:28-40). Throughout His ministry, Jesus carefully orchestrated the timeline by preventing others from disclosing what they saw or heard. But, as He enters Jerusalem to finish His work, it is time to throw off the cloak of obscurity. As He openly displays His Messianic claims, it is...
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Ep. 65 "Do Business Till I Come"
(Luke 19:11-27). In the Parable of the Pounds (Minas), Jesus highlights three categories of people: the faithful disciple, the fearful steward, and the foolish rebel. This episode explores three reasons why Jesus presents this parable and some important takeaways.
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Ep. 64 "The Son of Man Has Come to Seek and to Save"
(Luke 19:1-10). This declaration summarizes the essence of the gospel message and explains why Jesus associates with sinners. In this episode we examine the Lord’s visit to the home of Zacchaeus, which practically demonstrates Jesus’ mission and perfectly highlight that it matters not what kind…
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Ep. 63 "What Do You Want Me To Do For You?"
(Luke 18:35-43). When the blind Bartimaeus calls out to Jesus for mercy, the Gentle Healer asks an insightful question that reveals something about Jesus and ourselves. This episode highlights some of the remarkable changes brought to this blind man’s life the day that Jesus passed by.
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Ep. 62"The Things Which Are Impossible With Men Are Possible With God "
(Luke 18:18-27). When a rich, young, ruler turns away from Jesus because he refused to give up his wealth, the disciples asked, “Who then can be save?” This episode notes how the Lord challenges the disciples to fully trust in God rather than riches.
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Ep. 61 "He Who Humbles Himself Will Be Exalted"
(Luke 18:9-14). This episode highlights the Lord’s application of His Parable of the Pharisee and Publican. Two men when up to pray, but only one went down justified. What is the lesson Jesus wants Christians to learn?
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Ep. 60 "When The Son of Man Comes, Will He Really Find Faith on the Earth? "
This episode explores the Parable of the Persistent Widow; a parable Jesus taught so that men ought to always pray and not lose heart. Times of uncertainty will cause the disciples to grow weary and even cause some to question God’s promises or even God’s care for them. When the righteous are...
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Ep. 59: (Luke 17:20-33)
When Jesus is asked by the Pharisees about when the kingdom of God would come, His response is insightful and filled with admonition. The Lord exhorts His disciples concerning His Second Coming and the need to be ready for the final judgment of the world. Those who seek to save their lives, whose...
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Ep. 58: “But Where Are The Nine?”
(Luke 17:11-19): After Jesus heals ten lepers, only one returns to give glory to God. This episode highlights who the unlikely worshiper was and why Jesus calls attention to the gratitude shown.
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Ep. 57: “If He Repents, Forgive Him”
(Luke 17:1-4) In this episode, we examine the Lord’s warning of sinning against another (offenders; verses 1-2), and also how we should respond when we have been sinned against (offended; verses 3-4). Jesus enlightens us on the full picture of reconciliation and the important role of both...
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Ep. 56 "Though One Rise From The Dead"
In this episode, part 2 of 2, after a rich man dies, he is filled with regrets as he faces eternity suffering a fate that is worse than fire. When he prays for his family to witness a miracle lest they also end up in torment, the startling response he receive indicates the powerful testimony of...
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Ep. 55 "Carried By The Angels"
In this episode, part 1 of 2, Jesus gives us a glimpse into the afterlife. He reveals what happens when someone uses their wealth selfishly and fails to help others (echoing Jesus’ earlier teaching in Luke 16:9 to “make friends” with worldly wealth for an eternal reward). This teaching from Jesus...
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Ep. 54 "Make Friends For Yourselves"
This episode discusses one of the most challenging parables of Jesus, The Unjust Steward. Why did his master commend him? This parable is a shocking and memorable way to motivate us to use the resources God provides by prudently preparing for our future home in heaven.
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Ep. 53 "It Was Right That We Should Make Merry and Be Glad"
The Parable of the Prodigal Son, which has been called the greatest short story ever written, is the third in a trilogy of illustrations concerning God’s love for the lost. Combined, these three parables emphasize the depth of God’s love, the desperation of God’s love, and the discipline of God’s...
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Ep. 52 "This Man Receives Sinners"
When the skeptics criticize Jesus for His associating with those who are viewed as exceptionally sinful, Jesus responds by presenting three parables in Luke 15. This episode focuses on the first two parables in this trilogy of illustrations that are all connected by the same theme: God’s care and...
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Ep. 51 "Come, For All Things Are Now Ready"
Excuses, Excuses, Excuses! Material possessions, business professions, and domestic obligations fail to provide legitimate reasons to decline the honored invitation by the Messiah. This episode highlights the Lord’s willingness to extend His gracious offer to those who will accept it.
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Ep. 50 "Strive To Enter The Narrow Gate"
Will only a few be saved? This episode discusses the Lord’s answer to this difficult theological question.
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Ep. 49 "Unless You Repent"
Jesus calls upon all who would follow after Him to turn to God in repentance. Find out the immediate and broader application of Jesus’ words in Luke 13:1-5 that would spark His demand, “Unless YOU Repent…”
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Ep.48 "You Also Be Ready"
Jesus teaches His disciples to live in constant readiness for His sudden and unexpected return. This episode explores the difference between faithful and unfaithful servants.
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Ep. 47 "Seek The Kingdom of God"
In this episode we discuss Jesus’ cure for covetousness and His answer to anxiety. There is a special promise to those who seek the Kingdom of God first.
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Ep. 46 "Beware of Covetousness"
When Jesus is asked to resolve a financial dispute between brothers, the Lord offers a dire warning and a practical parable. This episode explores the dangers of a covetous heart.
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Ep. 45 "You Are of More Value"
In this episode, Jesus emphasizes the care and concern God has for His children. The One whose eye is on the sparrow, will most certainly remember you in your time of need.
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The goal of the host, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) is to examine the gospel of Luke to establish and strengthen our faith in Jesus.
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