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What if you could sit down with the author of Luke's Gospel and hear his story firsthand?
Scholar and author A. Andrew Das bridges the gap between Bible commentary and daily devotional in this innovative exploration of Luke's Gospel. Through a creative narrative device—a dinner conversation with the physician and Gospel writer Luke himself— you will discover the radical message that turned the ancient world upside down.
Why does Luke emphasize prayer more than any other Gospel writer? How did early Christians navigate wealth in an empire without a safety net? What made Jesus's treatment of women so revolutionary?
Das unpacks twenty-three key passages in Luke’s Gospel with scholarly rigor and accessible warmth, revealing Christ’s vision of salvation as liberation from everything that diminishes human flourishing—sin, sickness, poverty, and injustice. If you’re hungry for deeper biblical commentary than a traditional devotional, this book guides you through how God consistently elevates the lowly and invites the marginalized to feast at His table.
The Gospel of Luke has never felt more immediate—or more necessary.
About the Author
Rev. Dr. A. Andrew Das is professor of religious studies at Elmhurst University. He is the author of several books, including the Concordia Commentary on Galatians (CPH, 2014).