We read Luke 3 and 4 and watch Jesus step into public ministry through baptism, genealogy, and a face-to-face fight with temptation. I connect Luke’s focus on Jesus’ humanity to everyday pressure around provision, power, and the way Scripture can be twisted.
• John the Baptist’s baptism of repentance and his demand for real fruit
• Practical repentance for crowds, tax collectors, and soldiers
• Jesus’ baptism and the Father’s delight over the Son
• Why Luke traces Jesus’ genealogy back to Adam
• The three wilderness temptations and what they reveal about our lives
• Jesus’ Nazareth reading from Isaiah and the hometown backlash
• Jesus’ authority in teaching, deliverance, and healing in Capernaum
• Why knowing Scripture in context matters more than isolated verses
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