David Guzik commentary on Luke 12, where Jesus encourages His followers not to be afraid of persecution and teaches on material possessions.

He tells the parable of the rich fool. This describes a man overly focused on earthly wealth instead of his relationship with people and especially with God.

16 авг. 2022 г. · Luke 12 Summary - 5 Minute Bible Study · This chapter emphasizes the need for readiness and the urgency of being busy in the Lord's service.

1. God, who has done the greater for us, may be depended upon to do the less. He has, without any care or forecast of our own, given us life and a body, and ...

Luke 12 provides profound teachings on living out authentic discipleship, urging freedom from hypocrisy, fear, greed, and anxiety. It calls for an undivided ...

It means that God wants your heart. If your heart is not in your action, then your action is worthless. The prophet Malachi spoke of this problem as the people ...

First, Jesus wants to teach the disciples to be bold in the face of those who would persecute and kill them for remaining faithful to Him (Luke 12:1–12).

Our lives and possessions are not our own. They belong to God. We are merely stewards of them for the time God has given us on this earth. We rebel against this ...

Thy soul shall be required. He is loth to part with it; but God shall require it, shall require an account of it, require it as a guilty soul to be punished ...

I will warn you whom you are to fear--fear him who after he has killed you has authority to cast you into hell. Yes, I tell you, fear him! Are not five sparrows ...