Walking with St. Luke the Evangelist
A 30-day journey of compassion, healing, and Gospel faith.
Discover Christ through the eyes of St. Luke the Evangelist, the physician and evangelist who reveals a Savior deeply attentive to human suffering and hope. In this 30-day devotional, walk with St. Luke through reflections shaped by his Gospel, inviting you to encounter Christ’s mercy, healing presence, and faithfulness in everyday life.
What's Inside
📖 30 daily reflections with quotes and prayers
🩺 Gospel insights shaped by Luke’s compassion as a healer and witness
🙏 Encouragement to trust God’s presence in ordinary moments
✝️ A devotional companion for spiritual growth, healing, and hope
Sample Day
Quote: “God heals both body and soul.”
Reflection: St. Luke shows us a Christ who draws near to those who suffer, not with haste, but with compassion. Healing in the Gospel often unfolds through attention, patience, and mercy. God meets us where we are, tending not only visible wounds, but the hidden places of the heart. Where might Christ be inviting you to receive His healing today?
Prayer: Lord, through the witness of St. Luke, help me trust Your healing work in my life. Open my heart to Your mercy, and guide me to rest in Your care. Amen.
About St. Luke the Evangelist
St. Luke the Evangelist was a physician, companion of St. Paul, and the author of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. Writing with care and attentiveness, Luke presents a Christ who welcomes the poor, heals the sick, and restores dignity to the forgotten. His Gospel highlights mercy, prayer, and the quiet faithfulness of those who respond to God’s call. Through his witness, Luke reminds us that no life is unseen and no suffering ignored by God.
Daily Devotional for Spiritual Growth
This 30-day devotional on St. Luke the Evangelist offers daily reflections and prayers rooted in the Gospel and shaped by compassion. Whether you are seeking healing, renewal, or a deeper encounter with Christ, this journey invites you to slow down, listen closely, and recognize God’s presence in the ordinary moments of life.