Luke 7:19-8:3 - Skip Heitzig

As we finish our study of Luke 7, John the Baptist comes back into the picture, this time imprisoned and doubting who Jesus is. But Jesus comforted John through the message He sent, and we consider why Jesus called this final Old Testament prophet great. Then, in a passage of Scripture found only in Luke's gospel, we observe the great mercy Jesus extended to the outcasts of society He often spent time with—in this case, women.

This teaching is from our series 42 Luke - 2014 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Albuquerque.

[pearly]

Thank God for guiding me to watch your channel. I saw n skip your video as I was browsing utube but always when I do not understand I ask God n somehow was lead to watch yours n indeed help me that after every chapter I read, I will search for your teaching on utube. I was also lead to watch the teaching by Pastor G from Chapel Cornerstone but some chapters he skipped. But u r going thru every verse of each chapter n makes studying the words with better understanding. Thank u.

[kansaspeach]

Thank YOU Lord! We all have fallen short with one another, knowingly and unknowingly. We love still and forgive. Even loving more. ALL because of you. Amen!!

[thangelad]

In regard to the account of the many accusers condemning the one woman “caught in sin, ” according to the law the husband against whom she committed adultery is supposed to be the first one to throw a stone.
It seems like he either wasn’t present or he was in his own adulterous relationship.