If you’ve ever felt even a small tug to go on a mission trip—don’t brush it off. Whether you go alone or bring your whole family, talk to someone who’s gone. Ask your questions. Hear their stories. God often does His deepest work when we step into the unfamiliar with open hands.
In Luke 9:46–50, Jesus teaches that true greatness begins with humility. Explore how pride divides, humility unites, and why in God’s Kingdom the way up is down. Discover how walking in humility leads to grace, strength, and favor with God.
Discover how the Transfiguration of Jesus in Luke 9 teaches us to live “back to reality.” Mountaintop moments inspire us, but true faith is built in the valleys where His majesty and mercy remain the same.
The Transfiguration wasn’t just for Peter, James, and John. Here are three ways we can live out its truth today…
Asking the right question—and getting the right answer—can mean the difference between safety and destruction. The same is true spiritually. In Luke 9:18–20, Jesus asked His disciples two questions: “Who do the people say I am?” and then, more personally, “But who do you say that I am?”
The story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 is one of the most remarkable miracles recorded in Scripture. In fact, it’s the only miracle found in all four gospels. Bible scholars tell us that once women and children were counted, the crowd could have been closer to 15,000–20,000 people. And everyone witnessed it. So here’s the question: How do you prepare for a miracle?
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