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Introduction of This Book
The Gospel of Luke proclaims that only those who are the last in their own righteousness can be saved by believing in the Gospel of the water and the blood.
Who can become the children of God by believing in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, “who came by water and blood” (1 John 5:6), and receiving the remission of sins once and for all?
They were the ones who were the last in their own righteousness—Zacchaeus the chief tax collector, Lazarus the beggar, the man left half dead after being beaten by robbers, the woman with a flow of blood for twelve years, and the younger son who returned home as a beggar. These were the ones who met Jesus and were saved.
The thief on the cross, the very last in his own righteousness, confessed Jesus as his Savior and entered Paradise. But the Pharisees and the scribes, rich in their own righteousness, did not receive “salvation through the remission of sins” (Luke 1:77).
Only those who are least in their own righteousness can be saved. That is the consistent message of the Gospel of Luke.
About the author
He was born in 1952. He majored in policy studies at Yonsei University in the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy and its graduate school, and served as a professor in the Department of Public Administration at Dongwoo College starting in 1981. While teaching, he also ministered as a faculty advisor for the IVF Christian student fellowship and led an urban community church.
In 1991, after being born again through the Gospel of the water and the blood, he received God's calling and began serving as a pastor and missionary in countries such as China, Russia, Bangladesh, and the United States. Since retiring, he has dedicated himself to literature ministry and discipleship training as the director of the Original Gospel Mission and Uijedang Press in Jeju, South Korea.
Bibliographic information
Title Luke: The Gospel for the Least - Expository Sermons on the Gospel of Luke
Author Samuel J. Kim
ISBN 979-11-87235-93-4 (ePub2)
Form ePub2 (eBook)
Publication date 2025-9-25
e-Book Store link
Download from Google Download from Amazon
Introduction of This Book
The Gospel of Luke proclaims that only those who are the last in their own righteousness can be saved by believing in the Gospel of the water and the blood.
Who can become the children of God by believing in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, “who came by water and blood” (1 John 5:6), and receiving the remission of sins once and for all?
They were the ones who were the last in their own righteousness—Zacchaeus the chief tax collector, Lazarus the beggar, the man left half dead after being beaten by robbers, the woman with a flow of blood for twelve years, and the younger son who returned home as a beggar. These were the ones who met Jesus and were saved.
The thief on the cross, the very last in his own righteousness, confessed Jesus as his Savior and entered Paradise. But the Pharisees and the scribes, rich in their own righteousness, did not receive “salvation through the remission of sins” (Luke 1:77).
Only those who are least in their own righteousness can be saved. That is the consistent message of the Gospel of Luke.
About the author
He was born in 1952. He majored in policy studies at Yonsei University in the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy and its graduate school, and served as a professor in the Department of Public Administration at Dongwoo College starting in 1981. While teaching, he also ministered as a faculty advisor for the IVF Christian student fellowship and led an urban community church.
In 1991, after being born again through the Gospel of the water and the blood, he received God's calling and began serving as a pastor and missionary in countries such as China, Russia, Bangladesh, and the United States. Since retiring, he has dedicated himself to literature ministry and discipleship training as the director of the Original Gospel Mission and Uijedang Press in Jeju, South Korea.
Bibliographic information
Title Luke: The Gospel for the Least - Expository Sermons on the Gospel of Luke
Author Samuel J. Kim
ISBN 979-11-87235-93-4 (ePub2)
Form ePub2 (eBook)
Publication date 2025-9-25
e-Book Store link