Luke’s Great Commission
Luke 24:44-49
In a second “annunciation” Jesus foretells the fruitfulness of the Gospel among the Gentiles to the disciples, fulfilling Isaiah 54 and calling us to prepare for fruitful evangelism.
Luke 24:44-49
In a second “annunciation” Jesus foretells the fruitfulness of the Gospel among the Gentiles to the disciples, fulfilling Isaiah 54 and calling us to prepare for fruitful evangelism.
Luke 24:36-43
Luke’s Gospel emphasises the physicality of Jesus’ resurrection and points to the importance of our bodies for knowing God.
Acts 9:1-20
Saul’s conversion reveals something about Christ, the Church and Christians.
Luke 24:13-35
The two disciples go from wanting to answers to wanting Jesus, from wanting a Messiah to wanting the Messiah. As they start to want a personal relationship with Him, he appears.
Luke 24:1-12
The resurrection proves that love is stronger than death, ushering us into the life of Christ.
Baptised in Jesus’ death and new life we see both the cosmic and the everyday implications of Christ’s resurrection
Luke 20:21-23 – Our individual vocation as Christians is founded on the Church’s mission to reconcile all things in Christ
John 20:19-22 – We become part of the new creation through faith in Christ, we are born again. God begins his new creation with us to more fully display the glory of the cross.
John 20:1-23 – Jesus’ resurrection marks the first day of the new creation. He is making all things new, starting with mankind.