
October 29, 2026
There Is More
Lonetta McKee

The expert in the law tried to justify himself before Jesus. Why is that a bad idea?

Many of the religious leaders of Jesus’ day failed to rejoice when the hurting were helped. The religion police were more interested in procedures than people.

The road of life is littered with perils. Often, we manage to glide over the hazards and keep going, but a small nail can lead to a slow…

In Luke 13:10-17; 14:1-6, what do Jesus’ heart and actions teach you about God?

“Holy Week,” as it is called, is a demonstration of perfect love. Even while enduring the cross, sustaining the solemnity of the tomb and experiencing the victory of…

If you survey a crowd about their favorite flowers, crocuses probably won’t make the list. They aren’t tall like sunflowers, elegant like orchids, or fragrant like hyacinths and…

Jesus committed himself into God’s hands (Luke 23:46). How can you follow the example of Christ in your commitment to him?

The woman poured out her repentance in several ways—weeping (in contrition) over Jesus' feet, letting her hair down so she could use her “glory” as a towel, kissing…

They appeared to have nothing in common at all. People treated him like gold and they treated her like dirt . . .

In Luke 7:36-50, what change in Simon’s perspective or beliefs was Jesus trying to achieve through his parable and subsequent three comparisons of Simon and the woman?

He "touched the bier" (somewhat like a casket). This made Jesus unclean. but he immediately destroyed the evidence of uncleanness by raising the young man from the dead.…

These days, care is rare. How often do you encounter genuine, unselfish concern for others?

In Luke 7:11-23, how does Jesus' presence lead to a display of his power, which leads to an understanding of his purpose?

After 11 chapters of doctrine in Romans, Paul shifted his focus to duty in this chapter. . . .

Romans 12:1 makes me ask myself, "Am I unreservedly devoted to the Lord? What does it cost me to follow Jesus? . . ."
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