Today's Reading | September 11, 2025
Luke 15:1–10
Introduction Luke 15:1–10: In today’s reading, Jesus tells two parables, using images of a lost sheep and a lost coin, to teach about how God cares for those who are lost. Today’s Key Verse: Luke 15:10 GNT [Jesus said:] “In the same way, I tell you, the angels of God rejoice over one sinner who repents.” Read 15 One day when…
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