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Jesus Christ was born around 6 BC in Bethlehem, fled to Egypt as an infant to escape King Herod, then grew up in Nazareth where little is known about his life until age 30. Around AD 25-26, he began a three-year public ministry based in Capernaum, traveling throughout Galilee and surrounding regions on foot, performing numerous miracles including healing the sick, calming storms, and raising three people from the grave. In spring A...

Who is the mystery man who walked with Jesus on the road to Emmaus? Luke 24 gives us the most detailed resurrection account in the Gospels, packed with drama, doubt, and divine revelation. We'll explore the empty tomb, the road to Emmaus encounter where Jesus hides His identity, and the shocking moment He appears to the terrified disciples and eats fish to prove He's not a ghost. Discover why the disciples were "too happy to believ...

We go through Luke Chapter 23 in this episode. I lay out 11 total facts that you have never heard in this episode. Enjoy!

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Ever wish you could understand the whole Bible but don't have time to read all 66 books? This 10-minute overview walks you through the entire biblical story from Genesis to Revelation—which is coincidentally about how long the average bathroom break takes. Perfect for busy people who want to grasp the big picture of Scripture without getting lost in the details. Whether you're brand new to the Bible or just need a refresher, this c...

During the Last Supper, Jesus reveals that one of His own disciples will betray Him, leaving the others shocked and confused. Judas’s treachery contrasts sharply with Jesus’s calm acceptance of His fate and His continued compassion toward His followers. Later that night, Judas leads the crowd to arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, identifying Him with a kiss of betrayal. This act sets in motion the events leading to Jesus’s t...

The temple will be destroyed. Wars will come. False messiahs will rise. Jesus will return. And you need to be ready. In Luke 21, Jesus makes one of the most detailed prophecies in Scripture—predicting both the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD and the end of the world. And here's the shocking part: everything He said about Jerusalem came true exactly as predicted. Which means everything He said about the end times will too. This chapter c...

In Luke 20, Jesus faces four trap questions in one day—each designed to destroy His credibility or get Him arrested. Questions about His authority, taxes to Caesar, the resurrection, and the Messiah's identity. Every attack was calculated. Every trap was set. But Jesus didn't just survive—He dominated.

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Luke 19 might be the most emotionally intense chapter in the Gospels. We watch Jesus bring salvation to the most hated man in Jericho, tell a parable about judgment that his audience is literally living inside of, ride into Jerusalem as king while weeping over the city's coming destruction, and then clear the temple in righteous anger. This chapter reveals Jesus as both radically gracious and unflinchingly honest about the cost of ...

Luke chapter 18 is filled with teachings about faith, humility, and persistence. Jesus begins with the parable of the persistent widow, showing the power of continual prayer and trust in God’s justice. He then contrasts the proud Pharisee and the humble tax collector, teaching that God exalts those who admit their need for mercy. Jesus welcomes little children, saying the kingdom of God belongs to those with childlike faith, and ch...

Fasting isn’t just an ancient ritual — it’s a spiritual discipline that God still calls His people to today. In this episode, we explore what the Bible actually says about fasting — why Jesus expects us to fast, how it draws us closer to God, and what kind of fast honors Him. From Isaiah 58 to Matthew 6, we’ll uncover the difference between religious performance and genuine repentance, and learn how fasting opens our hearts to hear...

Luke 17 centers powerfully on Jesus’ command to live with a heart of forgiveness. He warns that while offenses are bound to come, believers must never be the cause of another’s stumble and must always be ready to forgive. Even if someone sins against you seven times in one day, Jesus says to forgive each time they repent — showing that forgiveness has no limits in God’s Kingdom. This radical mercy reflects the nature of God Himself...

What did Jesus really look like? In this video, we explore the Bible itself to uncover the most accurate picture of Jesus’ appearance — without relying on myths, medieval art, or the Shroud of Turin. Using only Scripture and historical context, we look at his likely skin tone, hair, beard, height, and clothing as a 1st-century Jewish man from Galilee. Discover what the Bible actually tells us about how ordinary and humble he appear...

In Luke 16, Jesus gives some of His most challenging teachings about wealth, stewardship, and eternity. This chapter includes the parable of the shrewd manager and the powerful story of the rich man and Lazarus. What does it mean to worship money, and how can we instead use our resources to serve God’s kingdom? In this episode of Learn the Bible with Nathan, we walk through the entire text of Luke 16 and uncover how Jesus calls us ...

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the most famous stories Jesus ever told—but most people miss the main point. In this video, I break down the parable and show why common teachings about it fall short. We’ll explore what Jesus actually wanted His audience to understand and how this story reveals the heart of the Father. If you’ve ever thought this parable was just about the son who went astray, think again. Watch until the ...

Many people ask, “Who is my neighbor?” — and Jesus gives a surprising answer. In this video, we’ll explore the history of Jews and Samaritans, why this story shocked its first audience, and how it applies to us today. If you’ve ever wondered what true love and mercy look like, this teaching will encourage and inspire you.

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Luke 14 contains one of Jesus’ most shocking teachings: “If anyone comes to me and does not hate father, mother, wife, children, brothers, sisters—yes, even their own life—they cannot be my disciple.” In this chapter, Jesus explains the true cost of following Him and uses parables to show that discipleship is not about comfort but total commitment. He challenges us to place God above family, possessions, and even self-preservation....

In Luke 13, Jesus is asked one of the biggest questions: Will only a few be saved, or will many enter heaven? His answer reveals the sobering truth about the narrow door and what it really takes to be part of God’s kingdom. In this chapter, Jesus calls us to urgent repentance, warns against false security, and shows that not everyone who thinks they’re in will actually make it. We’ll explore what it means to strive for eternal life...

In Luke chapter 12, Jesus delivers some of His most powerful teachings—and it all begins with a surprising command to fear God, not man. But what does it really mean to fear God? Is it about being terrified of Him, or is there something deeper that brings freedom and peace? In this episode, we’ll walk through every major section of Luke 12, from the parable of the rich fool, to Jesus’ call to watchfulness, to His words about divisi...