Luke 8:26–39

Luke 8:26–39 (ESV): Jesus Heals a Man With a Demon

Luke 8:22–25

Luke 8:22–25 (ESV): Jesus Calms a Storm

Luke 8:1–21

Luke 8:1–21 (ESV): The Parable of the Sower, A Lamp on a Stand, Jesus’ Mother and Brothers

Luke 7:36–50

Luke 7:36–50 (ESV): A Sinful Woman Forgiven

Luke 7:1–35

Luke 7:1–35 (ESV): Jesus Heals a Centurion’s Servant, Jesus Raises a Widow’s Son, Messengers from John the Baptist

Luke 6:46–49

Luke 6:46–49 (ESV): Build Your House on the Rock

Luke 6:43–45

Luke 6:43–45 (ESV): A Tree and its Fruit

Luke 6:37–42

Luke 6:37–42 (ESV): Judging Others

Luke 6:27–36

Luke 6:27–36 (ESV): Love Your Enemies

Covenant Theology and New Covenant Theology

In a previous post I wrote about the Sabbath, and I wish I could have stopped there. (Oh, how I wish I could stop there!) But unfortunately it’s not that simple, because this question of the Sabbath brings us into what is probably a key difference between something called Covenant Theology and something called New Covenant Theology. What I’ve said in the Sabbath post falls in the New Covenant Theology camp, and if you mostly agree with the posts on this blog but disagreed with that particular post you’re probably in the Covenant Theology camp.