Luke - Chapter-20

Chapter Summary

Jesus' authority questioned. Parable of the vineyard. Question of the tribute money. Answer to Sadducees about resurrection. Jesus questions Scribes.

In what ways do we encounter challenges to Jesus' authority in our own lives and contexts, and how can we respond to them?
How can we apply the principles of stewardship and accountability depicted in the Parable of the Tenants to our own lives and communities?
How does Jesus' response to the question about paying taxes in Luke 20 challenge common assumptions and societal expectations?
In what ways can we navigate the tension between our allegiance to God and our responsibilities as citizens of society?
How do the Sadducees' question about the resurrection in Luke 20 reveal their theological differences with Jesus? How do our questions reflect the challenges we have toward Jesus's teachings?
How does Jesus' response to the Sadducees emphasize the authority of Scripture and the power of God?
How does Jesus' summary of the law stating the Great Commandment challenge our understanding of love for God and neighbor?
In what ways can we embody the principles of love for God and neighbor in our daily lives and relationships?
How can we recognize and submit to the authority of Jesus in our own lives, even in the face of opposition or skepticism?
What insights does Jesus offer about the nature of the resurrection and the afterlife in response to the Sadducees' inquiry? What are your thoughts about the afterlife and how are they challenged in Jesus's response to the Sadducees?

Christ's authority, vv. 2, 13, 44.

Jesus, priests, Scribes, John the Baptist, Caesar, Sadducees, Moses, Abraham.

17, 25, 38.