The Gospel of Luke

<p>Ed Gallagher combines academic understanding with practical ministry application and the result is a book that will bless Bible class teachers preachers and anyone who desires a deeper understanding of Luke's Gospel. The footnotes and charts provide excellent resources for future study without detracting from the book's readability. There are insights here that will challenge us to learn reflect and grow in our faith. The Gospel of Luke: Explorations in Christian Scripture promises to be an effective tool for Bible class and personal study for years to come.</p><p>-Andrew Phillips Pulpit Minister Graymere Church of Christ (Columbia Tennessee)</p><p><br></p><p>This series of studies on the Gospel of Luke (thirteen chapters with an introduction and a discussion guide) aims to help Christians glean more from the longest of the canonical Gospels. Luke's presentation of Jesus provides important and beloved stories about the Lord including the lengthiest account of his birth and childhood a distinctive account of his death and resurrection and much unique material arising from his teaching such as the Parable of the Good Samaritan and the Parable of the Prodigal Son. This book would be ideal for a church Bible glass small group or Christian book club. Readers are sure to love more both the Third Gospel and the Savior whose life it narrates. </p>