| Part 1: Corrupted by Religion |
| Jesus warns his followers concerning the trap of religious hypocrisy from Luke 12:1-3. |
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| Part 2: True Motivation |
| Jesus warns his followers not to be afraid of men but rather they should fear God who cares for them from Luke 12:4-12. |
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| Part 3: A Deeper Issue |
| Jesus looks beyond the question of fairness to a deeper issue from Luke 12:13-21. |
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| Part 4: What About Me?! |
| Jesus encourages his followers not to be concerned about their needs from Luke 12:22-34. |
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| Part 5: Are You Ready? |
| Jesus tells his disciples to live ready for the return of their master from Luke 12:35-40. |
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| Part 6: Our Responsibility |
| Jesus warns his disciples that master will return and deal with his servants based on their faithfulness from Luke 12:41-48. |
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| Part 7: Consider the Cost |
| Jesus tells his disciples that there is a cost to following him from Luke 12:49-59. |
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| Part 8: An Old Question |
| Jesus responds to the issue of others suffering with a call to repentance from Luke 13:1-9. |
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| Part 9: A Wrong Focus |
| Jesus addresses the hypocrisy of self-righteous religion from Luke 13:10-17. |
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| Part 10: Something Bigger |
| Jesus presents two pictures concerning the nature of the his kingdom from Luke 13:18-21. |
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| Part 11: Wrong Assumptions |
| Jesus presents the reality that only a few will enter the Kingdom of Heaven from Luke 13:22-30. |
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| Part 12: Jesus' Purpose |
| Jesus points out his determined purpose that you man can deter him from Luke 13:31-35. |
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| Part 13: The Problem with Perfection |
| Jesus points out the depravity of pride and the means to deal with it from Luke 14:1-11. |
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| Part 14: Spiritual Outcasts |
| Jesus points out the reality that the Master invites the outcasts from Luke 14:12-24. |
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| Part 15: A Radical Call |
| Jesus issues three radical demands to those who would follow him from Luke 14:25-35. |
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| Part 16: A Scandalous God |
| Jesus shows us the very nature of his ministry in that he does all to seek the lost from Luke 15:1-10. |
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| Part 17: My Way |
| Jesus shows us the tragic pattern of wanting our own way in the story of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15:11-20. |
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| Part 18: Always Waiting |
| Jesus shows us heart of the father and the hardness of the older brother in the story of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15:20-32. |
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| Part 19: The Choice |
| Jesus challenges his listeners to make a choice concerning whom they are serving with their lives from Luke 16:1-13. |
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| Part 20: Bucking the System |
| Jesus points out that God sees through the manipulation of God's word for our own benefit from Luke 16:14-18. |
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| Part 21: The Point of No Return |
| Jesus explains the rude awakening that many will face when they realize that they are in hell from Luke 16:19-31. |
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| Part 22: Obligations |
| Jesus explains the obligations that his disciples have toward each other and God from Luke 17:1-10. |
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| Part 23: Responding with Gratitude |
| Jesus reacts with astonishment concerning the lack of gratitude among those who have been healed from Luke 17:11-19. |
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| Part 24: What About the Future? |
| Jesus addresses the issue of the coming kingdom from Luke 17:20-25. |
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| Part 25: What Will Happen? |
| Jesus addresses the mindset that we must have at the coming kingdom from Luke 17:26-37. |
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| Part 26: Desperate Prayers |
| Jesus encourages us to not give up so easily when we pray from Luke 18:1-8. |
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| Part 27: Approaching God |
| Jesus discusses the issue of approaching God from three perspectives from Luke 18:9-17. |
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| Part 28: True Discipleship |
| Jesus interacts with the rich young ruler and shares what it means to be a true disciple from Luke 18:18-30. |
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| Part 29: Spiritual Eyesight |
| We can see the same thing from two different perspectives from Luke 18:31-43. |
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| Part 30: Just a Glimpse |
| One man wants a glimpse of Jesus and gets so much more from Luke 19:1-10. |
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| Part 31: The "To-Do" List |
| Jesus helps his disciples to see that they have responsibilities to fulfill while he is away from Luke 19:11-27. |
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