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Some Christians may look upon the four Gospels as books written primarily for unbelievers. John, in his Gospel, supports such a perspective when he writes, “Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” (John 20:30-31)

Luke’s Gospel could certainly assist an unbeliever struggling with the claims of Christ. But it is also a Gospel that the Holy Spirit can use to build up Christians in their most holy faith (Jude 20). Luke, as you see (Luke 1:1-4) wrote to an individual who was already instructed in the Christian faith. Yet he needed to grow in assurance and certainty about the historical reality of “the things that have been accomplished among us …” (Luke 1:1).

So, join with us in 2023 as we explore the Gospel of Luke. The late Martyn Lloyd-Jones stated, “Evangelize as you edify, and edify as you evangelize.” That is the goal of our studies this year at Hickory Withe Presbyterian Church. You may be someone exploring the gospel for the first time. Luke will provide instruction for you concerning the Person and Work of Jesus Christ. He will encourage you to embrace Jesus Christ by faith as He is offered in the gospel. Or, you may be one who already believes the truth about Christ and yet you need to grow deeper in your understanding of the depth of Christ’s love for you. Luke will assist you in this quest.