This article discusses Luke 10:38-42, and the lessons to be learned from Martha's misplaced priorities.

Whatever the devil tries to do against God, God is able to take it and turn it to fulfil his purpose. His attempt against the cross led to his defeat. From Revelation 12 and Luke 10:18 this article shows the history of Satan's frustration as his plans are defeated.

This article discusses how to properly interpret the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. It shows that the parable is not about Christian ethics, but about how impossible it is for anyone to work their way to heaven.

This article reflects mainly on Luke 10:20, which contains a command for the seventy disciples to rejoice in their ministry, for in Christ it was a victorious ministry. This same joy is to be there today, and this article provides much encouragement to that end.

This article focuses on the joy that the Lord Jesus had during his earthly sojourn, with special consideration given to Luke 10:21.

This article considers the contrast of Martha and Mary in Luke 10:38-42. The matter of hearing the Word is addressed.

This article contains a framework for a sermon on Luke 10:38-42, which describes the Lord Jesus at the home of Mary and Martha.