Luke sets the scene of Jesus' birth in its political context by mentioning various rulers and places at the time (2:1-4). Luke's gospel begins with dramatic appearances of the angel Gabriel to ...

Jesus is the only religious leader who has risen from the dead. Each year we celebrate this truth on Resurrection Sunday ...

Being vigilant against the threat posed to our souls by sin or the harm caused by injustice (whether to ourselves or to ...

The Gospel accounts of the “two kingdoms” represented in Jesus and Caesar seem strikingly contemporary here and now.

I declare unto you the gospel … that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures ... that God offers salvation to sinners through Jesus Christ, for the New Testament uses it exclusively ...

Like many of his contemporaries - including Jesus - the gospel author Luke was deeply familiar with narratives in the Hebrew ...

Of the four gospels in the Biblical canon, the Gospel of Mark is the shortest by a significant margin. The writer of John had ...

This Sunday gospel lectionary reading for Lent 5 in Year C takes a break from our reading of Luke's gospel to focus on the ...

Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead ignited belief, stirred opposition and set the stage for his triumphant entry into ...

Each year, believers celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on a Sunday after ... While the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke are similar in their accounts, the Gospel of John differs. According ...