A Commentary on the Gospel of Luke

David Pawson has a worldwide teaching ministry, particularly for church leaders. He is known to many through Christian broadcasting and is the author of numerous books. The discovery of unexpected things that you might never have realised were in this Gospel will help you to praise God and lift your heart in adoration to Him who planned it all. It is a Gospel of prayer. Luke includes more teaching on prayer than any of the other three Gospels and provides more examples of people praying. It is a Gospel that reaches up to heaven in praise and prayer but it also reaches down to earth, to all sorts and conditions of people. Luke's is a Gospel for the poor. Time and again this comes up. Think of the words "Blessed are you poor". It is for people who don't have much in this world but who can still love God and praise him. This is also the Gospel for women. No other Gospel has such a place and tenderness for women as Luke. Above all, this is the Gospel for sinners. Luke's expression is very personal, and he tells us about his authority for writing and his accuracy in writing. This Commentary provides readers with an engaging, clear and accessible introduction to key themes in Luke.