Luke has been building up to the birth of Jesus. And the birth is accompanied by a spectacular display of God's glory.

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Luke 1:57-80

After Mary leaves, John the Baptist is born, and Zechariah regains his voice. Filled with the Holy Spirit, Zechariah gives us the second song in Luke 1.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Ruth 4:1-22 "Redemption Accomplished; Hope Restored"

Boaz meets the unnamed redeemer and makes a shrewd case. And the unnamed redeemer passes his right of redemption to Boaz. At the end, Naomi's hope is restored as she holds her grandson on her lap. But the greater redemption and hope come through another baby born in Bethlehem 1,000 years later: Jesus, the Son of David.

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Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth. Elizabeth blesses Mary, and Mary offers up a song of praise to God for who He is and what He has done.

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Six months after the visit to Zechariah, the angel Gabriel visits a young woman named Mary.

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Ruth 3:1-18 "Redemption Proposed"

The barley & wheat harvests are ending, and Ruth is without rest. Naomi hatches a plan, Ruth follows the plan, and Boaz agrees with the plan. But there is someone else who may stand in the way.

When we find ourselves faced with difficulty or obstacles, do we work or wait?

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Zechariah is visited by an angel, and the birth of John the Baptist is proclaimed. But doubt settles in.

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This introduction to the Gospel of Luke looks at six answers to the question, "What is a Gospel?"

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