Luke, “the beloved physician” (Col. 4.13) and Paul’s companion on missionary trips, wrote this Gospel based on visual facts and on information about the Lord Jesus.

The richness of the details in his book is the result of Divine inspiration, which guided the evangelist to the profound truths about the Life and Work of the Savior.

For his, Luke gathered personal accounts and records of those who lived with him – such as the apostles, Mary, and other witnesses. The Gospel of Luke brings a universal message that reveals the purpose of the coming of the Son of God to the world: to seek and to save the lost.