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Sermon – June 24, 2018: “Cry, Believe, Be Healed, Follow, Glorify”
Cry, Believe, Be Healed, Follow, Glorify Luke 18:35-43 It was/is believed that the Messiah would be a descendant of David. Even though it angered the Pharisees, they could not object to the title “Son of David” used by blind Bartimaeus.
Sermon – June 17, 2018: “It Has All Been Revealed Before Hand”
Luke 18:31-34 The Old Testament foretells of specific events in Jesus’ life. In this passage Jesus reveals that scripture foretells five specific things concerning him once he gets to Jerusalem. He will be delivered over to the Gentiles. He will
Sermon – June 10, 2018: “The Cost to Enter the Kingdom”
Luke 18:18-30 • There is no level of “goodness” that will get a person to heaven. • Humbleness and humility are the required attitudes for entrance into heaven. • These attitudes lead to a complete surrender of our attachments here
Sermon – June 3, 2018: “The Kingdom Requires a Humble Heart”
Luke 18:9-17 Concerning Legalism • Legalism provides a false sense of security based upon adherence to rules. • Legalism can be identified by the disdain produced for others who don’t follow the rules. • Christian legalism is an insecurity and
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Sermon – May 20, 2018: “The Kingdom of God”
Luke 17:20-37 Parallel Accounts No parallel accounts. However, there are similarities found in Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21. Luke 17 most likely takes place at an earlier date. Luke’s reason for recording Reveals the Pharisees’ attitude toward Jesus.
Sermon – May 13, 2018: “The Need for Deliverance”
The Need for Deliverance Luke 17:11-19 Parallel Accounts No parallel accounts. Unique to the Gospel of Luke. Luke’s reason for recording Literary device used to transition: this is the final leg of Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem. The event reinforces the
Sermon – March 25, 2018: “Who is Greatest?”
Luke 17:1-11 Parallel Accounts Matthew 18:5-6 Context • Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem. • In light of the Pharisees’ own view of themselves Jesus addresses what true _____________ is. Luke’s reason for recording • To _________ his disciples
Sermon – March 18, 2018: “The Rich Man & Lazarus”
Luke 16:19-31 Parallel Accounts No parallel accounts Context Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem. In this section Jesus has been very critical of the Pharisees and once again uses a parable to convey the idea that they are not
Sermon – March 11, 2018: “Marriage & Divorce”
Luke 16:18 Parallel Accounts Mark 10:11-12 and Matthew 5:32 & 19:9 Context Jesus has just finished reinforcing the idea that the law is everlasting, and taking this account alongside of Matthew 5:17, he shows that he did not come to