Bible scholars agree that the gospel of Luke functions like the first volume in a two-volume set; we know volume 2 as the book of Acts. In our Bibles, the two books are separated by the gospel of John, so we rarely read them together. But if the two were written together, and Luke is the author of both, then our understanding of the gospel should be shaped by the way it anticipates the story of the Gentile mission in Acts. That’s why this show is entitled, “God’s Plan and People”—the title reflects two major themes of both Luke and Acts.
What is Chunks: The Gospel of Luke?
Dig into the gospel of Luke, one 5 - 10 minute CHUNK at a time! This show is entitled God's Plan and People.