Luke Chapter 21 Summary
The widow's mite. Discourse on the course of the age and return of the Lord.
Discussion Questions for Luke, Chapter 21
- In Luke 21, verses 5-38, Jesus talks about signs of the end times. What do you think are some of the signs Jesus mentions? How do we interpret them in our modern context?
- How does Jesus' description of the end times challenge or confirm your understanding of eschatology (the study of end times) and the nature of the Kingdom of God?
- Jesus speaks of the trials and tribulations that believers will face in Luke 21. How do you personally maintain faith and hope in the midst of difficult circumstances?
- In Luke 21:1-4, Jesus praises the widow who gave all she had. What lessons can we learn about generosity and sacrificial giving from this passage?
- Jesus predicts the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. How do you think the disciples would have felt hearing this prophecy, and how does it apply to us today?
- Jesus emphasizes the importance of being watchful and prepared for his return. What are practical ways we can live in anticipation of Jesus' second coming while still being engaged in the world around us?
- How do we balance being aware of the signs of the times with maintaining a sense of trust and peace in God's sovereignty?
- How does faith help us navigate through times of crisis and uncertainty, as Jesus describes in Luke 21:25-26?
- Prophecy in Luke 21 can be complex and open to various interpretations. How do we approach understanding biblical prophecy, especially in light of the cultural and historical context of the time?
- Jesus teaches about accountability and stewardship. How can we apply the principles of stewardship in our personal lives, communities, and in how we interact with the world around us?
Key Words/Phrase
Course of age, v. 7.
Characters
Jesus, widow, disciples.
Strong Verse(s)
8, 9, 18, 25, 26, 27, 33.
