Luke: More Than a Teacher
Episode description
Linear narrative, clear gospel, and a perichoretic nature that is harmonious: this is just a taste of the gospel of Luke. And if you are like 90% of people you just skipped over a word I completely made up. Or did I? Ok stop googling if perichoretic is a word! Just listen to the episode to get context and why that matters!
Who wrote Luke? Luke, though not an apostle, was an apostolic associate.
When was Luke written? Around 58-59 AD.
Who was it written to? Unlike most books, this was written to one person - Theophilus! We know almost nothing about him except that he was a gentile of high standing. The important thing to keep in mind is that Luke was written to greek-speaking gentiles.
Why was Luke written? Check out JimmyandKelly.com for more extensive show notes.
Our Recommendations:
- 🎶 Fun Listening: Who Knew It’d Be You This Christmas
- ✝️ Sermon: The Holy Spirit
- 📖 Reading:
- The Fruitfulness of Dying to Dreams: Meditations on Luke 1 & 2
- Glorious Humility Laid in a Manger Bed
- 👨👩👧👦 Teaching for children: Real Bady Guys by Jimmy Needham
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