This MacArthur Bible Study works through Luke in twelve lessons, following the annunciation and birth narratives, the baptism and temptation, the ministry in Galilee, the parables including the prodigal son and the good Samaritan, the journey to Jerusalem, the Last Supper, the trial and crucifixion, and the resurrection and ascension. This is the second edition of the study.

The MacArthur Bible Studies are twelve-lesson guides built on John MacArthur's expository work, each with background, verse-by-verse notes, discussion questions and space to write. They suit small groups, Sunday school classes and individual study, and require no prior training to lead. Luke's particular interest in the poor, the outsider and the outcast gives this study a strong pastoral edge, and the Gospel's length makes a structured twelve-lesson path through it genuinely helpful.