Luke 3:1–23 | Preparing the Way

In this Bible study from Luke 3:1–23, we step into the moment when everything begins to change. John the Baptist emerges from the wilderness, calling people to repent—not out of guilt, but as a true turning of the heart. He prepares the way for the Messiah, confronting empty religion, challenging injustice, and pointing people back to God’s original design. We explore why repentance was so radical in this moment, what baptism meant before Jesus’ ministry began, and why John made it clear that he was not the Messiah—but only the one sent to prepare the way. This passage also leads us to the baptism of Jesus, where for the first time since creation, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are revealed together. It marks the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry and shows us how God’s timing, purpose, and promises always come together exactly as He planned. 📖 Scripture: Luke 3:1–23 🕊️ Theme: Repentance, preparation, and the beginning of God’s work Join us for this DeafBlind Potter Bible Study as clay is shaped on the wheel and Scripture reminds us that God is still forming hearts today.