Isaiah shares the vision he has been given of the new thing that God will do for Israel.

I wonder how often we are harmed by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing.

Sometimes, we think we have it hard as Christians in our culture. We have no idea.

Now that his mouth is opened, Zechariah cannot help but sing a song of thanksgiving and praise.

God will execute justice and righteousness, and wise and equitable leadership is part of that.

Our call in these verses is to hold the difficult and fearful realities in tension with the realities that are good and beautiful.

In Christian community, we must all do our part in growing the kingdom of God.

Every moment is a gift, and an opportunity to grow and to learn.

If you could design a perfect world, what would that look like?

Where Matthew’s beatitudes address spiritual hunger and thirst, Luke’s get down to the nitty-gritty realities of life.