New Testament
Luke (KJV)
24 chapters. Choose a chapter to read the full King James text with a short summary.
- Luke 1: Nothing is impossible with God. Answer His word like Mary: 'Let it be to me as You say.'
- Luke 2: The Savior was born for ordinary people like shepherds. This good news is for you.
- Luke 3: Repentance shows up in everyday fairness and generosity. And the Father delights in His Son.
- Luke 4: Jesus came with good news for the poor, the brokenhearted and the captive.
- Luke 5: Jesus doesn't turn away sinners; He calls them. Leave your nets and follow.
- Luke 6: Treat others the way you want to be treated, even when they don't deserve it.
- Luke 7: Those who know how much they've been forgiven love much.
- Luke 8: Hear God's Word with an honest heart, hold on to it and bear fruit with patience.
- Luke 9: Following Jesus is a daily choice to take up your cross.
- Luke 10: Busy service is good, but sitting at Jesus' feet comes first.
- Luke 11: Your heavenly Father loves to give good gifts. Ask Him.
- Luke 12: Your life isn't measured by what you own. Be rich toward God.
- Luke 13: The door is open now. Don't put off responding to Jesus.
- Luke 14: Humility is the way up in God's kingdom. Make room at your table for those who can't repay you.
- Luke 15: Heaven rejoices over one sinner who repents. The Father runs to welcome you home.
- Luke 16: Faithfulness in small things matters. How we use money shows what we serve.
- Luke 17: Be the one who comes back to say thank you.
- Luke 18: The humble prayer, 'God, be merciful to me, a sinner,' is the one God hears.
- Luke 19: Jesus came looking for the lost, including you. Meeting Him changes how you live.
- Luke 20: Give to God what bears His image: your whole self.
- Luke 21: When the world shakes, look up. Your redemption is drawing near.
- Luke 22: Jesus surrendered to the Father's will for our sake. He also prays for us when we fail.
- Luke 23: On the cross Jesus forgave His enemies and welcomed a dying thief. No one is beyond His grace.
- Luke 24: Jesus is alive. All of Scripture points to Him, and He walks with us still.