Luke-3

In this study through Luke 15–24, Zac Poonen traces what it means to live in fellowship with the heart of God. Beginning with the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son, he shows the concern of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit for those who are lost and calls believers not merely to outward service, but to share that same burden. The study moves through Jesus’ teaching on repentance, money, true riches, humility, prayer, forgiveness, faithfulness, and readiness for His return, continually exposing the difference between outward religion and inward Christlikeness. Whether considering the elder brother, the rich man and Lazarus, Zacchaeus, the persistent widow, Peter’s failure, Gethsemane, or the disciples on the road to Emmaus, the call remains deeply practical: judge ourselves, faithfully steward what God has entrusted to us, walk humbly, forgive freely, listen to the Holy Spirit, and allow Jesus Christ to reproduce His own life in us.