Luke spends most of this chapter talking about “future stuff” which is not a new topic. Three times already Jesus has predicted his death, we’ve been warned to be ready for His return, warned about coming judgment, etc… so this is not a new subject.
We first read a short story about giving. Jesus is watching those who give and notices a poor widow who gave “two very small copper coins.” Although these two coins probably had a value of less than a penny, Jesus tells us SHE gave the most! It’s a good reminder that God is more impressed with our heart in giving than He is with our amount!
Then, as the disciples were impressed with the temple, Jesus bursts their bubble by letting them know that it would be completely destroyed (and it was in AD 70). Intrigued, they ask Jesus when all these things are gonna’ take place and what the signs would be. Luke spends the rest of this chapter recording Jesus’ reply. It sort of goes like this:
*Don’t be deceived…
*It’s gonna’ get worse….
*You will be persecuted…
*I’ll tell you what to say….
*Be strong, it’s gonna’ get worse….
*Keep an eye on Jerusalem….
*Panic will abound for unbelievers…
*Don’t hang on to stuff here…
*It’s gonna’ be really bad for pregnant & nursing moms…
*Celestial signs means it’s getting close…
*These signs bring joyful expectation for believers…
*Be watchful….
Ok…..so is this all clear? Yeah, whenever the Bible talks about future stuff I’m always a bit confused on the details (I do however take great comfort in knowing that many of the commentaries I read are all over the place on the details as well). Only God knows the exact details of the future, but ONE THING He makes very clear: Jesus IS coming back someday, this time not as meek & mild Jesus, but as King & Judge Jesus! This is clearly understandable. And my role? Be ready!!!
SO WHAT?!~
*How’s your heart toward giving? “God so loved the world that He gave…” Is it out of your abundance or sacrificial? Lord, please help me to give sacrificially like you gave Jesus sacrificially for me!
*Are you ready for Jesus to return? It could be today! Are you ready? We can better prepare ourselves for His return by Knowing Him and Making Him Known! Are you growing deeper today in your relationship with Jesus and wider in telling others about Him? Let’s put Nike theology into practice and just do it!
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS - Day 64 - Luke 20: Religious Peeps Questioning Jesus
Luke devotes this entire chapter towards the religious leaders of Jesus day, the “spiritual heavyweights” at the time. And by now you should know that He’s not going to commend them! Things written about “religious leaders” tend to grab my attention because, although I don’t consider myself “religious”, I do (well I did) work for a church and I have been called to teach students spiritual truths. So I want to listen & learn and not have Jesus torqued at me!
Ya’ gotta’ like this first story. “Hey Jesus, who do you think you are doing all theses miracles & stuff, who sent you?” (I again point out the stupidity of questioning GOD!) Jesus, with his unequalled wisdom, tells them “you tell me who John is and I’ll answer your question.” Ha – He catches them in their own game!
And ohhhh, it gets better. He then proceeds to tell a story (wicked tenants) of wickedness, they agree it is wrong and Jesus quotes the OT basically telling them this story is about them!~! Didn’t make them real happy…
Again, trying to trap Jesus, they send some spies to ask Him about paying taxes. Jesus tells ‘em to look at who’s on the coin and replies, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” Wow – great answer!
Then the Sadducees (who don’t believe in the resurrection, that’s why they’re “Sad U See”….he, he) get in on the action. They give Jesus a scenario of a bunch of brothers who keep dying after they marry this same woman (seriously, by the third one wouldn’t you get a clue where you were headed). So they ask who’s wife she’ll be at the resurrection? He basically explains that heaven will not be like life here. Then He hits their real issue – the truth of the resurrection - and you know what it reads next? “And no one dared to ask Him any more questions.” I’ll bet!
SO WHAT?
*Are you in spiritual leadership? You don’t have to be a pastor or an elder in order to be. I believe all believers are spiritual leaders to some extent – because we have been called to represent GOD! (2 Cor 5:20) So how are you doing? Follow JESUS – not men, not traditions, not rules, just JESUS!
*We have a responsibility to both man (Caesar) and God. How are you doing? There are plenty of laws that keep us from cheating “Caesar.” But what about cheating God? We are to give to Him what is His – our lives. Take some time today to reaffirm to God that you are HIS! And them let’s give Him our all!!!
MEMORY VERSE FOR THE WEEK: Luke 17:10
“So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.' "
Ya’ gotta’ like this first story. “Hey Jesus, who do you think you are doing all theses miracles & stuff, who sent you?” (I again point out the stupidity of questioning GOD!) Jesus, with his unequalled wisdom, tells them “you tell me who John is and I’ll answer your question.” Ha – He catches them in their own game!
And ohhhh, it gets better. He then proceeds to tell a story (wicked tenants) of wickedness, they agree it is wrong and Jesus quotes the OT basically telling them this story is about them!~! Didn’t make them real happy…
Again, trying to trap Jesus, they send some spies to ask Him about paying taxes. Jesus tells ‘em to look at who’s on the coin and replies, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” Wow – great answer!
Then the Sadducees (who don’t believe in the resurrection, that’s why they’re “Sad U See”….he, he) get in on the action. They give Jesus a scenario of a bunch of brothers who keep dying after they marry this same woman (seriously, by the third one wouldn’t you get a clue where you were headed). So they ask who’s wife she’ll be at the resurrection? He basically explains that heaven will not be like life here. Then He hits their real issue – the truth of the resurrection - and you know what it reads next? “And no one dared to ask Him any more questions.” I’ll bet!
SO WHAT?
*Are you in spiritual leadership? You don’t have to be a pastor or an elder in order to be. I believe all believers are spiritual leaders to some extent – because we have been called to represent GOD! (2 Cor 5:20) So how are you doing? Follow JESUS – not men, not traditions, not rules, just JESUS!
*We have a responsibility to both man (Caesar) and God. How are you doing? There are plenty of laws that keep us from cheating “Caesar.” But what about cheating God? We are to give to Him what is His – our lives. Take some time today to reaffirm to God that you are HIS! And them let’s give Him our all!!!
MEMORY VERSE FOR THE WEEK: Luke 17:10
“So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.' "
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS - Day 63 - Luke 19: Small Guy, Big Truth
“Zacchaeus was a wee little man, a wee little man was he….” – so the song goes. Actually, being chief tax collector & rich was a pretty big position. But, desperate times call for desperate measures. Zach knew, as humbling as it might be to climb a tree in order to see Jesus, that it would be worth it. And it was! Jesus asks to come to dinner and Zach has a change of heart. Judging from the reaction of the crowd (vs7), Zach must have been pretty crooked. But his inward change of heart led to outward action, which led Jesus to say, "Today salvation has come to this house………for the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost." This is Luke’s message: Jesus Saves! (5:31-32, 15:7,10,32)
Then Jesus tells the parable of the King’s 10 servants. We certainly need to be good stewards of all God gives us. But deeper than that, I believe that this is meant to remind us that Christ has departed to receive His kingdom and one day will return to rule and to judge – specifically those who would not believe! (i.e. didn’t want Him as king vs. 14)
The next event is what is known as Jesus’ “triumphal entry” into Jerusalem, the final week of His life. This event marks the beginning of the course Jesus has been telling His disciples about all along. AMAZING how the very people here who are calling Him Messiah & Savior are the very ones who a few days later are saying “crucify Him.” Their lack to repent and respond to Him as their Savior led Jesus to weep! In spite of even this, the religious peeps were determined to kill Jesus but “could not find a way to do it, because all the people hung on His words.”
SO WHAT?!
*To what extreme would we go to “get a glimpse of Jesus?” To sit at His feet….. Give half of all you have away? Make things right with those you’ve cheated?? Most of us like to park in front & sit in back when it comes to church…………maybe we should flip ‘em around this week? I mean, when I go to a sports event or concert I never ask for the back row. J Let’s hang on His Word!
*Jesus is coming back soon, are we ready? He came to seek and to save the lost – you & me & everyone! Thank you Jesus! I need you and don’t stand a chance without you!
Then Jesus tells the parable of the King’s 10 servants. We certainly need to be good stewards of all God gives us. But deeper than that, I believe that this is meant to remind us that Christ has departed to receive His kingdom and one day will return to rule and to judge – specifically those who would not believe! (i.e. didn’t want Him as king vs. 14)
The next event is what is known as Jesus’ “triumphal entry” into Jerusalem, the final week of His life. This event marks the beginning of the course Jesus has been telling His disciples about all along. AMAZING how the very people here who are calling Him Messiah & Savior are the very ones who a few days later are saying “crucify Him.” Their lack to repent and respond to Him as their Savior led Jesus to weep! In spite of even this, the religious peeps were determined to kill Jesus but “could not find a way to do it, because all the people hung on His words.”
SO WHAT?!
*To what extreme would we go to “get a glimpse of Jesus?” To sit at His feet….. Give half of all you have away? Make things right with those you’ve cheated?? Most of us like to park in front & sit in back when it comes to church…………maybe we should flip ‘em around this week? I mean, when I go to a sports event or concert I never ask for the back row. J Let’s hang on His Word!
*Jesus is coming back soon, are we ready? He came to seek and to save the lost – you & me & everyone! Thank you Jesus! I need you and don’t stand a chance without you!
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS - Day 62 - Luke 18: Prayer & What it Takes to Be Right with God
Have you ever read a passage of scripture numerous times and all of the sudden discover something new? That’s totally me today with the first story. The persistent widow story has always troubled me. So like, if you bug God long enough, He’ll give in?! Now I know I used to do that with my parents and it worked (sad but true), but is God really like that? I mean, does He say one thing and then because you wear Him down, say something different? Ummmmm – NO – you can’t equate God in this story to the “unrighteous judge.” The story tells us about God, who IS Righteous, and that He will certainly respond with compassion to His own when they cry out to Him! Yes – we should persist in prayer (1 Thess 5:17), but God doesn’t respond out of weariness but out of compassion & love.
Then there’s the two guys praying – this is a great example of “justification” – being made right with God. The Pharisee starts listing off all the reasons why God should accept him and that he’s glad not to be like the sorry chump next to him! Honestly, squeaky clean people (or at least they think they are) like this make me gag! Clearly the story teaches how a sinner, who has absolutely no righteousness, can in an instant be declared righteous by God because they repented..…vs 14, ”I tell you that this man, rather than the other, went home justified before God.”
Jesus also addresses two things again: First, the foolishness of placing earthly riches above God. Second, Jesus repeats (for the third time) the fact that He was going to be beaten, killed and rise again.
Just as this chapter begins with pleading, it ends with pleading. This time it’s a beggar pleading for Jesus to give him sight. It is interesting to note what Jesus DOES and what Jesus SAYS. "Receive your sight; your faith has healed you." Again, it is FAITH that is the real message!
SO WHAT?!
*When was the last time you “begged” God for a friend or family member that they might come to know Jesus? We persist to get so many things in so many other areas, why wouldn’t we persist with the eternal issues?! Why not make a list today of 3 friends/peeps that you want to see come to know Jesus in 2012. Then begin to “beg” God daily for those 3 and watch what He does!
*Have you ever been guilty of being thankful that you’re “not like other men?” Lets never forget that apart from the grace of God shown to us, WE ARE like all other sinners! Faith alone in Christ alone is our only hope!
Then there’s the two guys praying – this is a great example of “justification” – being made right with God. The Pharisee starts listing off all the reasons why God should accept him and that he’s glad not to be like the sorry chump next to him! Honestly, squeaky clean people (or at least they think they are) like this make me gag! Clearly the story teaches how a sinner, who has absolutely no righteousness, can in an instant be declared righteous by God because they repented..…vs 14, ”I tell you that this man, rather than the other, went home justified before God.”
Jesus also addresses two things again: First, the foolishness of placing earthly riches above God. Second, Jesus repeats (for the third time) the fact that He was going to be beaten, killed and rise again.
Just as this chapter begins with pleading, it ends with pleading. This time it’s a beggar pleading for Jesus to give him sight. It is interesting to note what Jesus DOES and what Jesus SAYS. "Receive your sight; your faith has healed you." Again, it is FAITH that is the real message!
SO WHAT?!
*When was the last time you “begged” God for a friend or family member that they might come to know Jesus? We persist to get so many things in so many other areas, why wouldn’t we persist with the eternal issues?! Why not make a list today of 3 friends/peeps that you want to see come to know Jesus in 2012. Then begin to “beg” God daily for those 3 and watch what He does!
*Have you ever been guilty of being thankful that you’re “not like other men?” Lets never forget that apart from the grace of God shown to us, WE ARE like all other sinners! Faith alone in Christ alone is our only hope!
Monday, March 26, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS - Day 61 - Luke 17: Forgiveness, Faith and God’s Kingdom
Forgiveness is both an incredible gift from God as well as a very painful thing to exercise. It was certainly a killer for Jesus! Literally – Hebrews 9:22 tells us that “without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness” of sin. Only through the Holy Spirit’s power - as I remember the extent that God in Christ forgave me - can I forgive others. But that IS what God commands us to do. Overwhelmed by the thought? Jesus’ disciples were so overwhelmed by the thought that they asked Jesus to “increase their faith!”
Faith in Christ will lead to gratefulness, as we see in the next section. Jesus heals 10 lepers and only one of them comes back to give praise to God! Jesus then tells the one who did come to “Rise & go, your faith has healed you.” So, ok…………if he was already healed, what did Jesus mean? Literally the words mean, “saved you.” You see, we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus. Not by following all the “rules” the Pharisees put on them at the time.
In the final part of this chapter Jesus teaches about the Kingdom of God. And yeah, if you read this stuff and sometimes go “what does this mean”, then get in line with the rest of us! It’s future stuff and ONLY GOD understands it completely because only He transcends time. But there are things we can understand though. God’s kingdom is more a spiritual kingdom than a physical one (“within you”). Jesus’ return will come quickly and when we don’t expect it – like “lightning.” It is meant to teach us to be ready. And it will bring with it judgment!
SO WHAT?!
*Are you a forgiving person? Is there someone whom you need to show forgiveness to? The more we truly grasp the unconditional and limitless forgiveness God has shown us, the more we will forgive whatever others have done to us! Forgive. Ephesians 4:32
*Are you ready for Jesus to come back? Ok, ok, none of us are really “ready” but we can be prepared! Are you spending time each day growing deeper in your relationship with Jesus and wider in your witness to others? Our time will be up some day.
*This past week, have you been more of a complainer or more of a thanker? (ha- new word) Faith is Christ will lead to a grateful spirit and that grateful spirit will be a refreshing witness to those around you! Why not start right now by taking a moment to thank God for who He is and for all He has done for us!
Faith in Christ will lead to gratefulness, as we see in the next section. Jesus heals 10 lepers and only one of them comes back to give praise to God! Jesus then tells the one who did come to “Rise & go, your faith has healed you.” So, ok…………if he was already healed, what did Jesus mean? Literally the words mean, “saved you.” You see, we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus. Not by following all the “rules” the Pharisees put on them at the time.
In the final part of this chapter Jesus teaches about the Kingdom of God. And yeah, if you read this stuff and sometimes go “what does this mean”, then get in line with the rest of us! It’s future stuff and ONLY GOD understands it completely because only He transcends time. But there are things we can understand though. God’s kingdom is more a spiritual kingdom than a physical one (“within you”). Jesus’ return will come quickly and when we don’t expect it – like “lightning.” It is meant to teach us to be ready. And it will bring with it judgment!
SO WHAT?!
*Are you a forgiving person? Is there someone whom you need to show forgiveness to? The more we truly grasp the unconditional and limitless forgiveness God has shown us, the more we will forgive whatever others have done to us! Forgive. Ephesians 4:32
*Are you ready for Jesus to come back? Ok, ok, none of us are really “ready” but we can be prepared! Are you spending time each day growing deeper in your relationship with Jesus and wider in your witness to others? Our time will be up some day.
*This past week, have you been more of a complainer or more of a thanker? (ha- new word) Faith is Christ will lead to a grateful spirit and that grateful spirit will be a refreshing witness to those around you! Why not start right now by taking a moment to thank God for who He is and for all He has done for us!
Friday, March 23, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS -Day 60 - Luke 16: Money, Money, Money
How we handle money is a good indicator of where we are in our relationship with Jesus! In this chapter, Jesus gives us stories to illustrate just that.
He begins with a rich man whose got wind that his CFO was mishandling his money. So he confronts him and lets him know he’s gonna’ be fired. Quickly, this manager, knowing he’s gonna’ be out on the street soon, cleverly arranges discounts to his master’s debtors – something they are quick to agree too! This would gain their indebtedness to him so when he got the boot from his boss they would feel obligated to help him out. And what was the masters response? He praised this manager for his craftiness - which may give hint that he too was a wicked man! How sad to try to buy your friends.
Then Jesus addressed the Pharisees’ habit of seeking the approval of men. How many times did they (or do we) need to be reminded that we can’t be or live good enough to please God?!~! And that HIS way trumps any clever ways we might come up with.
The final story of the rich man & Lazarus (not the friend Jesus rose from the dead) reminds us again of Jesus’ previous words, “Indeed there are those who are last who will be first, and first who will be last." - 13:30. In this story the beggar Lazarus is rewarded and the rich man is punished. The rich man did not go to hell because of his wealth, but because he was selfish – refusing to feed Lazarus, take him in or care for him. Being blessed with wealth is not sin, but to keep it for only your own purposes is!
SO WHAT?!
*The way we use our money is a good test of our faith in God. How are you using what God has given you? Nervous about giving because then who will meet “my needs?” Go ahead and give, God IS big enough to meet your needs!
*The amount of money we have is not as important as how we use it. What is your attitude towards money & possessions? Remember we are stewards/managers – not owners (Psalm 24:1). We often ask the question, “How much of my money should I give to the Lord?” To put things in perspective, a better question would be, “How much of the Lord’s money should I keep, and where does He want me to put the rest?”
*Finally, we’ll only use money in this life! You can’t take it with you BUT you can send treasure ahead………….…Matthew 6:19-21. (Pay it Forward)
He begins with a rich man whose got wind that his CFO was mishandling his money. So he confronts him and lets him know he’s gonna’ be fired. Quickly, this manager, knowing he’s gonna’ be out on the street soon, cleverly arranges discounts to his master’s debtors – something they are quick to agree too! This would gain their indebtedness to him so when he got the boot from his boss they would feel obligated to help him out. And what was the masters response? He praised this manager for his craftiness - which may give hint that he too was a wicked man! How sad to try to buy your friends.
Then Jesus addressed the Pharisees’ habit of seeking the approval of men. How many times did they (or do we) need to be reminded that we can’t be or live good enough to please God?!~! And that HIS way trumps any clever ways we might come up with.
The final story of the rich man & Lazarus (not the friend Jesus rose from the dead) reminds us again of Jesus’ previous words, “Indeed there are those who are last who will be first, and first who will be last." - 13:30. In this story the beggar Lazarus is rewarded and the rich man is punished. The rich man did not go to hell because of his wealth, but because he was selfish – refusing to feed Lazarus, take him in or care for him. Being blessed with wealth is not sin, but to keep it for only your own purposes is!
SO WHAT?!
*The way we use our money is a good test of our faith in God. How are you using what God has given you? Nervous about giving because then who will meet “my needs?” Go ahead and give, God IS big enough to meet your needs!
*The amount of money we have is not as important as how we use it. What is your attitude towards money & possessions? Remember we are stewards/managers – not owners (Psalm 24:1). We often ask the question, “How much of my money should I give to the Lord?” To put things in perspective, a better question would be, “How much of the Lord’s money should I keep, and where does He want me to put the rest?”
*Finally, we’ll only use money in this life! You can’t take it with you BUT you can send treasure ahead………….…Matthew 6:19-21. (Pay it Forward)
Thursday, March 22, 2012
260 in 2012 DEVOS - Day 59 - Luke 15: Three Stories, One Message
The three stories in this chapter comprise an incredible truth from God on value.
The Lost Sheep:
You’d think that leaving 99 sheep alone might be foolish but a shepherd knows that the 99 will be ok together whereas the lost one would be in danger. The value of the lost sheep drove the shepherd to both risk and to rejoice.
The Lost Coin:
Palestinian women received 10 silver coins as a wedding gift. So to lose one of them was both the loss of something of monetary value as well as a loss of sentimental value. It would be like losing your wedding ring today. This led to both an extreme search and eventually extreme rejoicing.
The Lost Son:
So in this story you have the selfish son wanting his inheritance early so he could leave and truly “enjoy life.” He soon learned the truth of 2 Thessalonians 3:10, “If man will not work, he shall not eat.” He blew it all and now was hungry and in need, bad enough that he was willing to eat even the pig slop! Then God grabbed his heart. He recognized he had sinned against GOD and his dad, in humility sought forgiveness and was welcomed back by a father running to him! Incredible!
So here’s the KEY: All three stories teach us what is truly valuable! We first see the hint of this in verse 2 when the religious peeps are put out because Jesus “welcomes sinners and eats with them.” In telling these stories, Jesus points out that what His Father values most is SOULS, not animals or coins. I believe this because at the end of each story He states it:
Verse 7: “I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent.”
Verse 10: “In the same way, I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents."
Verse 32: “But we had to celebrate and be glad, because this brother of yours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found."
SO WHAT?!
*What are you valuing today, right now? Are people (souls) more important to you than “stuff?” Look at where you spend your time and money – that’s a good indicator. Always remember, only 2 things in life last forever: God & His Word and the souls of men & women. Lord, please help us to pour our lives into these two things!
*How do you respond to God’s grace & mercy on others? Are you like the brother of the lost son who had a hard time accepting his brother back and was jealous? We can tend to want grace & mercy for ourselves but want God to give others “what they deserve” so they’ll learn! Let’s love mercy & grace everywhere and rejoice over the things God rejoices over!
MEMORY VERSE FOR THE WEEK:
“In the same way, I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents." – Luke 15:10
The Lost Sheep:
You’d think that leaving 99 sheep alone might be foolish but a shepherd knows that the 99 will be ok together whereas the lost one would be in danger. The value of the lost sheep drove the shepherd to both risk and to rejoice.
The Lost Coin:
Palestinian women received 10 silver coins as a wedding gift. So to lose one of them was both the loss of something of monetary value as well as a loss of sentimental value. It would be like losing your wedding ring today. This led to both an extreme search and eventually extreme rejoicing.
The Lost Son:
So in this story you have the selfish son wanting his inheritance early so he could leave and truly “enjoy life.” He soon learned the truth of 2 Thessalonians 3:10, “If man will not work, he shall not eat.” He blew it all and now was hungry and in need, bad enough that he was willing to eat even the pig slop! Then God grabbed his heart. He recognized he had sinned against GOD and his dad, in humility sought forgiveness and was welcomed back by a father running to him! Incredible!
So here’s the KEY: All three stories teach us what is truly valuable! We first see the hint of this in verse 2 when the religious peeps are put out because Jesus “welcomes sinners and eats with them.” In telling these stories, Jesus points out that what His Father values most is SOULS, not animals or coins. I believe this because at the end of each story He states it:
Verse 7: “I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent.”
Verse 10: “In the same way, I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents."
Verse 32: “But we had to celebrate and be glad, because this brother of yours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found."
SO WHAT?!
*What are you valuing today, right now? Are people (souls) more important to you than “stuff?” Look at where you spend your time and money – that’s a good indicator. Always remember, only 2 things in life last forever: God & His Word and the souls of men & women. Lord, please help us to pour our lives into these two things!
*How do you respond to God’s grace & mercy on others? Are you like the brother of the lost son who had a hard time accepting his brother back and was jealous? We can tend to want grace & mercy for ourselves but want God to give others “what they deserve” so they’ll learn! Let’s love mercy & grace everywhere and rejoice over the things God rejoices over!
MEMORY VERSE FOR THE WEEK:
“In the same way, I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents." – Luke 15:10
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