Luke 20:1-47. The religious leaders missed the chance to change their lives and help their people by rejecting God’s truth. Do we?

Luke 20:1-47. The religious leaders put human authority above God’s words. Do we do the same and become proud towards God?

Luke 20:27-40. In the resurrection, we will be like the angels, and even better. We will enjoy eternal fellowship with our Father in heaven.

Luke 20:20-26. Jesus has the answer to all our questions, and the solution to all our doubts and pains. But do we ask him?

Luke 20:9-19. Jesus is our cornerstone; he is strong and he holds everything together. We can lean on him.

Luke 20:9-19. God allows us to enjoy the amazing fruit of His vineyard. Do we share the fruit that He rightfully asks for?

Luke 20:1-8. We’ve been given the authority to preach God's word and serve His people. Do we serve courageously like Jesus did?

Luke 19:47-48. Jesus taught everyday at the temple. Some turned to him, but some turned against him. How do I react to Jesus’ words?

Luke 19:45-46. Do we treat our church and ourselves as a house of prayer? Or do we allow other functions to corrupt our purpose?

Luke 19:28-44. It was supposed to be a triumphal entry to Jerusalem, but Jesus wept tears of sadness instead. Why?

Luke 19:11-27. We profess with our mouths that God is our Almighty King. But do we obey His commands and His will for us?

Luke 19:11-27. Our King will return and he expects returns. Have we been good stewards of the talents he has given us?

Luke 19:1-10. When God’s reason becomes our reason, Jesus’ mission will become ours too.

Zacchaeus may not have been a model of righteousness, but he became a shining example of repentance.

Luke 19:1-10. We all need to be taught, reminded and rebuked sometimes. But what we really need at all times is love.

Luke 18:31-34. We don’t realise how blind we are till we ponder deeper. There is so much that we fail or refuse to see. Lord, I want to see

Luke 18:31-34. Our prayers do not fall on deaf ears. Let not our ears be deaf to God’s words.

Luke 18:23-30. All that we do and sacrifice for God do not make us more worthy. But God sees our efforts and appreciates our love.

Luke 18:23-30. We will never be good enough, repent enough or become worthy enough to gain salvation. But with God, it is possible.

Luke 18:18-25. We’ve got many weaknesses, but we’ve all got that one fatal flaw that really hinders our relationship with God. What's yours?

Luke 18:15-17. With praises or doubts, feeling guilt-ridden or victorious, we can approach God just as we are.

Luke 18:15-17. We get wiser as we get older. But do we keep a childlike trust that God’s wisdom and way is far better than our own?

Luke 18:15-17. Like a doting father to a child he loves dearly, God has all the time for us, and nothing is too trivial for Him. Pray.

Luke 18:9-14. We delude ourselves by making self-righteous comparisons with others. Let’s imitate Christ’s example of love instead.

Luke 18:9-14. When we put our faith in our “good deeds”, we behave self-righteously to others, and forget that we are all sinners.

Luke 18:1-8. Faith defies logic. It requires courage to ignore the naysayers. It is inconvenient. But faith is what Jesus looks for.

Luke 18:1-8. We do not need faith to move God, we need to have faith that He is compassionate and already has our best interests at heart.

Luke 18:1-8. We can pray with confidence because God definitely hears us. The bigger question is, are we really praying?

Luke 18:1-8. The Devil hates it when we pray, but God loves it. Who are we going to listen to? Nothing should stop us from praying.

Luke 17:26-37. Jesus will come again and the world will end. Will it be the most pleasant surprise or a shocking horror for us?

Luke 17:20-25. We love the beauty of God’s Kingdom, but do we submit to the King? Do we seek God's glory without sacrifice?

Luke 17:11-19. Suffering is not proof of faithlessness, and blessings are not proofs of faith or salvation. Let’s set our eyes on God.

Lk 17:11-19. Let’s remember God’s love, and be moved by our gratitude to Him. He longs for a personal relationship with us.

Luke 17:11-19. Do we truly believe in God? Do our actions reflect our faith? Faith without obedience is not faith at all.

Luke 17:11-19. We are not all that different. The equaliser we will all face is Judgement, and we are all sinners in need of mercy.

Luke 17:7-10. God expects us to have the humility and sense of duty of a servant. But He is the kindest and most generous Master.

Luke 17:1-6. Jesus asked for a little faith. It is not the strength of our belief, but the One we believe in that empowers us.

Luke 17:1-6. When people sin against us, we don’t forgive because they have repented, we forgive because we are forgiven.

Luke 17:1-6. Let’s not get complacent. Be careful of stumbling blocks… the ones around us, and especially the one in the mirror.

Luke 16:19-31. Death will come and all we have will become worthless. Are we prepared? Have we focused on what really matters?

Luke 16:19-31. We have a blindness to disparities and tendency to discrimination. Let’s open our eyes to see and open our hearts to love.

Luke 16:16-18. God’s Word endures forever because His love is everlasting. Our union with Him should last for eternity.

Luke 16:1-15. We are all blessed with different kinds of wealth. How do we use them? Are we focused on the temporal or the eternal?

Luke 16:1-15. The most important lesson to learn about being shrewd is knowing where we stand with God. Nothing is more crucial.

Luke 15:1-32. God has blessed us freely, and the biggest blessing He’s given us is Himself. But how much do we appreciate that?

Luke 15:1-32. We can approach God with no shame, and no fear of unworthiness. This is what grace is — love undeserved, mercy unearned.

Luke 15:1-32. Free will is a double edged sword that can be wielded to cause pain or create beauty. How are you using your free will?

Luke 15:1-32. We may get lost sometimes, but our Shepherd will spare no effort to find us. God longs to have us back by His side.

Luke 15:4-7. We need to stay with our flock, as it follows our Shepherd. Stray from the flock and we risk getting devoured.

Luke 15:1-7. Each one of us is special in God's eyes. Even when we were lost, we were still His. He longs to celebrate our return.