Talking to God when you don't know what to say
by Luke
Luke is the most detailed gospel — written by a doctor who did his research. He highlights Jesus' compassion for outsiders: women, the poor, Samaritans, and everyone society overlooked. If Matthew wrote for Jews and Mark for Romans, Luke wrote for everyone else. It's part one of a two-part work — Acts picks up right where Luke leaves off.
by Unknown
Hebrews is a sermon in letter form, written to Jewish believers who were thinking about going back to Judaism under pressure. The author's argument: why go back to the shadow when you have the real thing? Jesus is greater than Angels, Moses, the priesthood, the Temple, and every sacrifice ever made. Chapter 11's Faith hall of fame is legendary.