HeyJaredLearning From Luke
The goal of the host, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) is to examine the gospel of Luke to establish and strengthen our faith in Jesus.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Ep. 90 "Today You Will Be With Me In Paradise" (opens the original)
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(Luke 23:38-43). As Jesus hangs between two criminals, one continues to mock Him while the other recognizes his own guilt, confesses Christ’s innocence, and turns to Him in faith. In his final moments, this repentant thief receives one of the most comforting promises ever spoken: “Today you will be with Me in Paradise.”
Ep. 89 "There They Crucified Him" (opens the original)
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(Luke 23:27:38). This is the climactic statement Luke gives after Jesus reaches Calvary. This pivotal moment in history underscores that things are not always as they appear to be.
Ep. 88 "That He Might Bear It After Jesus" (opens the original)
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(Luke 23:26). When Simon of Cyrene is compelled to carry the cross of Jesus, it evidently transformed his life. The soldiers compelled him to pick up the cross, but love compelled him to never put it down. The cross of Christ still has the power to transform someone from a reluctant participant into an active advocate.
Ep. 87 "Crucify Him, Crucify Him" (opens the original)
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(Luke 23:13-25). The cross of Christ reveals humanity at its worst, but God at His best. This episode explores the details surrounding the sixth and final phase of Jesus’ trial. When the voice of the people prevail, Pilate releases Barabbas and delivers Jesus to be crucified: the guilty goes free and the innocent pays the price. When we reject God’s will to follow our own, we stand, in a sense, with that condemning crowd—choosing our sin over our Savior and adding our voices to that terrible cry
Ep. 86 "He Answered Him Nothing" (opens the original)
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(Luke 23:8-12). When Pilate sends Jesus to Herod, the Lord stands silent before the wicked ruler who had sought to see Jesus for merely selfish reasons. Herod is not unlike many today who send Jesus away after they lose interest and Jesus fails to provide what they want. Herod’s encounter reminds us that Jesus is not a curiosity to entertain us but a King to whom we must listen, believe, and submit.
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