Dinner with the Doctor: Luke’s Gospel for the Hungry

In inspiring the Scriptures, the Lord chose servants as individuals with their own gifts and abilities. So what was Luke trying to convey in his Gospel story?…These Gospels are not just stories of Jesus. Each one was written for a first-century group of people with real needs, just like our own…

The individual chapters of this volume stand alone for a daily devotional reading. When you read several together, you notice some recurring motifs. That repetition signals Luke’s own emphases and reinforces the central elements in his narrative, elements that you may begin to watch for throughout the Gospel. This book helps you begin to think like Luke and appreciate his craft.

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Surprises in the Gospel of Luke, part 1 an interview by Ken Schurb

Surprises in the Gospel of Luke, part 2 an interview by Todd Wilken

Elizabeth Pittman interviews Andrew Das about his Dinner with the Doctor.