The extraordinary encounter known as the temptation of Jesus shows us the Tempter is no match for the Son of God.
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New Testament
Teachings on select people, themes, books, and Scripture passages in the New Testament.
The 52 Greatest Stories of the Bible (Story #29): A Real Live Human God
It is hard to imagine that the God of all the universe would become a man. Indeed, Jesus was not only a man, but at one point was also a child.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 20
In this chapter the scribes and chief priests confront Jesus and attempt to trap Him, but Jesus answers them brilliantly, leaving them speechless.
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The 52 Greatest Stories of the Bible (Story #28): A Baby
Ken Boa discusses the humble yet glorious way in which the God who made the universe chose to enter His own creation.
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The 52 Greatest Stories of the Bible (Story #27): Savior Born
The most important event in human history is and was the birth of our Lord Jesus. Everything else, including His ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection, hinged upon that initial event that began His earthly life.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 19
This chapter of Luke includes the conversion of Zaccheus, the parable of the minas, and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 18
Ken Boa emphasizes Jesus’ authority over all things as shown in this chapter chronicling Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 16
Ken Boa teaches on the parable of the unrighteous steward and its application to us today, explaining that believers should leverage the temporal things of this earth for the eternal things of heaven.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 15
Ken Boa describes how Jesus responds to the grumbling of the scribes and Pharisees with three parables; all show how they should’ve been rejoicing instead of grumbling, for that which was lost has now been found.
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365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Luke 7
In Luke 7, we see Jesus’ expanding ministry, which evokes a dual reaction of either growing belief or growing rejection. Luke in particular emphasizes the perfect humanity of Jesus as the fulfillment of the ideal Man and His compassion on people from all classes of society.
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