"Hezekias told me about the bird that descended upon Jesus. And the sound of thunder.”

”Thunder! That wasn’t thunder. . .It was the voice of God!”

The Message
In A Time of Madness, Luke, the writer of the third gospel of Jesus Christ, must walk a life-and-death tightrope between suspicious Zealots and Roman officials as he searches for eyewitnesses to Jesus’ life and ministry.

Through a bizarre series of events, Luke encounters an elderly servant woman named Eunice who tells of the life and death of John the Baptist and recounts the early days of Jesus’ ministry, including His remarkable baptism.

In The Hearts of Men, Jesus’ prediction that He would bring a “sword” between individuals and families has come true in the villages around the Sea of Galilee. Relationships are tested and faith is pushed to the limit as Luke explores the impact of Jesus’ ministry on the men and women there. Yet in the midst of it all, Luke discovers that deep faith and hope still exist in the hearts of those who are willing to follow Jesus’ teaching.

"Luke, the beloved physician"—as Paul hails him in the New Testament—was a well-educated, scholarly man who wrote the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. Little direct information about Luke is available, but we do know that he was a complex man with a rare mixture of strengths. Let's go backstage for more information about Luke, as well as details on the cast and crew of Radio Theatre's The Luke Reports II.

Request Yours Today The Luke Reports II is available in both CDs and audiocassettes. You'll find them in the Online Resource Center.

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