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QT 28/02/2024 Wednesday Luke 6 http://www.esvbible.org/luke6 Sabbath was a day for rest and restoration. A day for doing what we were created to do. A shrivelled hand was restored (Luke 6:6-10), a hunger was satisfied (Luke 6:1-2), a good was done to

QT 27/02/2024 Tuesday Luke 5 http://www.esvbible.org/luke5 Jesus seems to be intentional in getting Peter involved in His lakeside ministry (Luke 5:1-3). Peter did not object to Jesus' use of his boat as temporary pulpit. REFLECTION (1): Are you sensitive to the times when

QT 26/02/2024 Monday Luke 4 http://www.esvbible.org/luke4 Jesus "returned from the Jordan" (Luke 4:1), a journey already taken by many before Him, e.g., Jacob (Gen 32,33) & Joshua (Joshua 4) and Ruth (Ruth 1). Luke 4:1-13 highlights the tension between two forces:

QT 25/02/2024 Sunday Luke 3 http://www.esvbible.org/luke3 After the accounts of the births of John the Baptist and Jesus in Luke 1 & 2, their messages come next. We meet Isaiah again (Luke 3:4-6), taken from Isaiah 40:3-5, which spells out John's ministry. Reference

QT 23/02/2024 Friday Luke 2 http://www.esvbible.org/luke2 If you read Luke without Acts in mind, it looks like "Got head no tail!" On the other hand, Acts without Luke is "Blur." Luke ("the beloved physician", Col 4:14) is most probably the only Gentile biblical