The Daily Discipleship Podcast

Luke 12 - Revere God, Trust God, Proclaim God and See What He Will Do!

We can fear the things of this world or we can trust God.  Revere God, Trust God, Proclaim God and see what He will do.

Luke 12, part 2 - Hold This World Loosely

We can hoard the things of this world, thinking we will then have provision.  We can worry about the things of this world, but that only pulls us further from God.  Keep His values as our values and life will be better. 

Luke 12, part 3 - Divisions, Seasons, and Settlements

Following Jesus brings with it a certain amount of division that happens when people don't like our decision, but it also brings a call to try to live unoffensively with others.

Luke 13, part 1 - A Call to Repentance & Fruit Bearing

No one is exempt.  We will all die (unless the rapture happens).  We will all face a judgment - resulting in either living eternally in the presence of God or in eternal separation from God.  We must repent and turn to God to receive that promise.  We are also called to bear fruit.  What do we do with unfruitful things?  What will God do with us if we fail to bear fruit?

Luke 13, part 2 - The Expansion of the Kingdom

Christ's Kingdom grows through our prayers.  It grows as God heals people.  It grows as the love of Christ is shown.  It grows as the Gospel is communicated.  It has grown from the smallest seed to a large tree.  It has worked into the whole batch of dough and is rising.  

Luke 13, part 3 - Make Sure You Have Entered the Door of Salvation

There are lots of religious practices and beliefs, but there is only one door that leads to salvation.  Make sure you have entered that door. 

Luke 15 - When Sinners Come Home

In Luke 15, Jesus gives 3 parables illustrating what happens in heaven when a sinner comes to Jesus, or a lost sheep returns home.  What is our attitude toward the lost and wayward?

Luke 16, part 1 - Trustworthiness with Eternal Things

Being trustworthy with a little in order to be trustworthy with a lot.  Are we trustworthy with the riches of the Kingdom?  Do we lean into our earthly possessions for the benefit of the growth of the Kingdom of God?