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During today's conversation on Backpourge Theology,

we're going to explore an encounter in Luke's Gospel account

that illustrates how the heart of God is moved by the

wounds of humanity.

How our ache accelerates his compassion.

So grab a cup of coffee and your bible

unless you're driving of course and come hang out

in the porch with us.

How have so been looking forward to our conversation today about God?

Because if, if ever there was a passage that I felt like was my kind of biblical biography,

it would be this one, you know, and I think this is one of your favorites too.

Absolutely.

And I love Luke's gospel.

You know, Luke was the only gospel writer that comes from the Greek word, you on jelly.

And it means the good news.

We've got those four gospels at the beginning of the New Testament, Matthew, Mark, Luke,

and John.

Luke is the only gospel writer.

Actually, the only biblical writer that we know definitively was not a Jewish writer.

He's the only known Gentile author scripture.

You know, we've got a few books that are formerly classified as anonymous.

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