Luke: The Bible Explained

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Watch our Introduction video on the book of Luke, which outlines the book's main theme and how it is fulfilled in Jesus.

Luke's Gospel emphasizes Jesus' care for the marginalized. Jesus' compassion for the poor, captive, oppressed, and blind fulfills scriptures about the final deliverance God will bring to all who are in need. But people couldn't see it. That is because they, like all of us, were spiritually blind. But when Jesus heals our spiritual blindness, we can see him and the scriptures as they truly are.

Credits (in order of appearance):
Pharisee: Jay Dee
Pharisee: Raymond Lopeman
Pharisee: David Zeliff
Blind Woman: Katie O'Dell
Old Woman: Maria Gore
Teenage Girl: Eden Burrell
Young Boy: Wyatt Dalby
Mom: Galela Estelle Dalby
Jesus: Danny Varghese

Special thanks to Oklahoma Christian University for allowing us to use their facilities for this production.
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story.

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God Bless your work. I will use these video for the Bible studies I hold with my family when I go back home.. Jesus Is Lord!!!

Christianlyrics

Guys, this is brilliant! Thank you so much!!

andrewsnyders

Luke is the hardest gospel for me, John tells the story of Jesus best.

jvo

Very good video on Luke! My mom and I use to go thru the book of Luke in December of every year. I miss my mom when she passed in 2014. Luke is one of my favorite Gospels. I still go thru Luke in December on my own. Thank you! God bless you! Take care.

johntuttle

God blees all you guys even the person who has this I do glad I Wacthing this thank you

geniusninja

This is what i have been looking for all the time!

albertojohn

I just finished Luke and was looking for more understanding. Wow. This video really tied everything together and it all made finally sense to me. Thank you!

andyl.

God bless you. We use your video's in our homeschool reading of the scriptures to introduce a book to them before we start to read it. Thank you for making them. Maranatha.

sues

I really appreciate the work you are doing. This is just amazing! Thank you and God bless you.

elilentikamau

Beautiful work! I have enjoyed and appreciated all the introductions so far, but this is currently my favorite.

Jethroblank

Very nice Brs n Srs. May Almighty God bless your work and touched many hearts

tinatroydiasthankyougod

I'm making my way through your videos and learning so much. Thank you

denysemcalister

Man that last moment speaks to me so much. I am about to rant, so be warned. Also a message to the intellectually focused people out there in the second paragraph.

I can easily find myself in a pharisee-type mindset, thinking "my" intelligence is enough to find God, that "my" intelligence is sufficient, and to trust in "my" ability, and i will admit my brain is one of the strongest parts of my body. But i put those "my"s in quotes for a reason. Even when i forget it, even my own intellectual giftings are just that, gifts. Gifts from God. But as long as i ignore the spirit and as long as i neglect God whether unintentionally or intentionally, i will always miss that. Praise God He is still willing to put up with me. If you knew me in real life, i have an easy time judging others based on intellect. (something I'm still working on, and something i need to constantly watch, but God is merciful) so if i were in that pharisee's shoes at the end, one of the first struggles i would have to get past is "why should i listen to you? You're a *fill in the blank "lesser" person*" i would avoid saying it that way, but that's the core of it. Nonetheless, "it pleased God that the foolish be the ones to confound the wise."

Btw i still believe intelligence is a great gift from God. The issues come when one worships the gift over the giver. Far fewer people would have the bible on their person at all times if no one had the intelligence to make a smartphone app for it. For crying out loud, it takes a ton of intelligence just to write the pieces used in these videos! Not to mention the videography, video editing, social media interaction to market them, financial intelligence to keep a nonprofit like this afloat, leadership skills to unify the employees under the one vision and so much more! One more thing, i don't care how good a singer your church's worship leader is, you get someone on the soundboard who doesn't know what they're doing, they gonna sound bad. There's no getting around it. So all this to say, talking as someone with experience, intellectually gifted people are just as valuable to the body of Christ as any other. With intelligence comes its own set of struggles as well as its own set of benefits. Bruh, there are areas that REQUIRE a certain level of intelligence just to be allowed to speak! If the gospel is gonna be preached there, someone's gonna have to get in. Nerds, geeks, mathematicians, doctors, programmers, and every person who excels at STEM related fields, hear this! The spiritual world is not the only thing that should be harnessed in christianity, and YOU have a grasp on the natural world that is still very valuable. I can't stress enough that the best Christians are the ones who are so realistic that they know the supernatural and the natural and can harness both where needed.

Sorry for the rant, that's kinda how i write best. God bless everyone!

Wordsman

Came across the from you vision bible app had to dig deeper in to the videos love how you simply brake down the story’s giving the milk of the word. This helps others get ready for the meat of the word

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