Year: 2016
Sermon – December 18, 2016
Sermon – December 11, 2016
Sermon – December 4, 2016
Sermon – November 27, 2016
Sermon – November 20, 2016
Sermon – November 13, 2016
Sermon – November 6, 2016: “Zechariah’s Tips on How to Share the Good News”
The Gospel According to Luke Zechariah’s Tips on How to Share the Good News Luke 1:68-80 The reason for this narrative • Luke’s purpose for writing this Gospel is to share the Good News. • In this passage Zechariah proclaims
Sermon – October 30, 2016: “Zachariah’s Prophecy”
The Gospel According to Luke Zechariah’s Tips on How to Share the Good News Luke 1:68-80 The reason for this narrative • Luke’s purpose for writing this Gospel is to share the Good News. • In this passage Zechariah proclaims
Sermon – October 23, 2016: “Rightly Viewing Discipline”
Rightly Viewing Discipline Luke 1:57-66; Rev 3:14-22; Hebrews 12:1-11 The reason for this narrative • Narrative adds validity to the story for many were talking about the unusual circumstances surrounding the birth of John. • All eyes would be on
Sermon – October 9, 2016: “Blessed to Be a Blessing”
The Gospel According to Luke Blessed to be a Blessing Luke 1:39-56 The reason for this narrative • Verses 39-45 serve to further evidence God’s plan be fulfilled. • Verses 46-55 serve as an expression of praise and joy in
Sermon – October 2, 2016: “A Proper Response”
A Proper Response Luke 1:26-38 The reason for the narrative • Every part of God’s plan comes to pass. • Some parts of the plan were revealed through prophecy. • The story of Jesus begins with prophecy being fulfilled (John
Sermon – September 25, 2016: “Thy Will Be Done”
Thy Will Be Done Luke 1:5-25 The reason for this narrative · God has a plan, and every part of the plan comes to pass by his will. · The fulfilling of God’s will is the beginning of the evidence
Sermon – September 18, 2016: “The Gospel of Luke”
Introduction to the Gospel According to Luke Luke 1:1-4 Author · Luke · Not an apostle · Most likely the Luke mentioned by Paul · A physician possibly from Antioch · A traveling companion of Paul · Most likely a