The book of Luke

Pastor James Kaddis
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Studies through the book of Luke

  1. Sep 17

    Luke 5:17-26

    There are some words that demand an explanation the moment they’re spoken. This was one of those moments. What was said crossed a line no ordinary man had the right to cross, and what happened next changed everything.

  2. Sep 10

    Luke 5:12-16

    Everyone avoided him. Nobody wanted to get near him. Then one encounter changed everything. What happened next shocked the people around him and revealed something about Jesus that we cannot afford to miss.

  3. Sep 3

    Luke 5:1-11

    There are moments when what we believe changes what we are willing to walk away from. What you are about to see is an example of one such moment. What happened afterward was life-changing. P

  4. Aug 27

    Luke4v31t44

    They saw the same Person. They heard the same words. They witnessed the same power. Somehow, one group understood something the other completely missed. That contrast raises a question that is just as important today as it was then: do we really know who Jesus is?

  5. Aug 20

    Luke 4:14-30

    They welcomed Him, admired Him, and marveled at what He said, but everything changed in a matter of moments. Jesus revealed something they did not expect, exposed something they refused to confront, and turned their admiration into murderous rage. What caused such a violent reversal, and could the same hidden danger be affecting people today?

  6. Aug 6

    Luke 4:1-13

    You may not know when it is coming, how it will come, or what part of your life it will target, but you need to understand this: the attack is coming. This is what you must do when it comes, because if you do not, the results could be catastrophic.

  7. Jul 23

    Luke 3:21-38

    At first glance, the genealogy of Jesus looks like a simple list of names. But buried inside it is a royal curse that appears to create an impossible problem for anyone claiming David’s throne. Matthew traces one line, Luke traces another, and the difference between them reveals why the virgin birth was not merely miraculous. It was necessary.

  8. Jul 16

    Luke 3:15-20

    John the Baptist looked at a nation waiting for the Messiah and delivered a warning they were not prepared to hear. Jesus was coming, but not in the way many expected, and His arrival would expose what was real, separate what belonged to Him, and bring consequences no one could escape. What John said next was powerful enough to confront a ruler, provoke a reaction, and ultimately cost him his freedom. The question is whether we are any more ready to hear it today.

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Studies through the book of Luke

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  • Creator
    Pastor James Kaddis
  • Years Active
    2016 - 2026
  • Episodes
    92
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Calvary Chapel Signal Hill
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