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Luke 10:41 · BSB
10:41 “Martha, Martha,” the Lord replied, “you are worried and upset about many things.
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…busy serving him? It's an important question. One that Jesus answers with another story. So now we we move from a dangerous road to a quiet home.Luke chapter 10, verse 38 through 42. Martha welcomes Jesus. And we should be careful here, and I want to make kind of make a point here. Jesus does not criticize Martha for because…
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…the meal than spending time with Jesus. And she actually complains to her sister about not helping her, okay? And Jesus gently corrects her. And inLuke chapter 10, verses 41and 42, Jesus says this. And I want you to hear the compassion in his voice. My dear friend Martha, Martha, Martha, my dear friend Martha, you…
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…shake something up. So that takes us to our scripture for today. I have one main scripture, and then I'm going to sprinkle some others in there.Luke chapter 10, verses 36 through 42. Now, as they were traveling along, he entered a village. A woman named Martha welcomed him into her home. She had a sister called Mary, who was…
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…of sight of the other and oh no the world's come to an end. But I know y'all don't care but every time I think of Martha Mary I can't help thinkingLuke 10 verse 41 to 42Jesus says Martha Martha you were worried and troubled about many things does that sound familiar to anybody but one thing is needed Jesus says and…
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…today. I heard Him speak to my heart. The Word came alive. That's the difference. That's the difference. Today we're going to look at a story inLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42. And I want you to keep the sheep in mind. Keep that story in mind as we look at this story. Now it happened as they went that he entered a certain…
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The sermon text reading for today isLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42. You can find this passage in the Sanctuary Bible on page 1582. Please listen as I read God's word. As Jesus and his disciples were on their way,…
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…standpoint, what does that look like to teach our children? To encourage them, to train them in righteousness. The text I've had us turn to isLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42. If some of you have looked at it already, you're thinking, where is he going with this text? This doesn't have anything to do with parents, but I…
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…that cause us to withdraw from God. Do you know? I'm sure you've read and you've heard preaching on Mary and Martha many, many times. And inLuke chapter 10, verse 38 to 42, when Martha and Mary invite Jesus for a meal, uh, we see that in the story Martha is getting upset with Mary because she's at Jesus' feet while…
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…uh mother-in-law. And then the whole town figures out that he's there, and oh, I'm in the wrong text scripture. I'll get there in a minute. ButLuke chapter 10, verses 41 through 42, the Lord answered her, Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things, but one thing is necessary. Mary has chosen a good portion…
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…of those funds. Living simply, living generously. So simplicity creates space for what is most important, isn't it? For what matters most. UhLuke 10, verses 38 to 42. Uh, Martha, Martha, you are worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed, or indeed only one. And this is a good story because…
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…lives if I will not cooperate with him by carrying worry. He cannot just come and steal the word from me. Hallelujah. You'll remember the story inLuke 10, verse 40 through 42, where Jesus had brought his company to Mary and Martha's house and Lazarus' house. And you remember that Martha was busy serving, and Mary was…
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…story of God dwelling with his people, then this passage out of Luke shows us what it looks like in just ordinary life. And it says this, it's inLuke chapter 10, verses 38 to 42, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, the four gospels. It's a story that might be familiar to you if you're familiar with scripture. If not, it's just a…
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…them. And immediately after the Good Samaritan story, Luke records another moment that shows how different Jesus' values are. I want us to look atLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42. Now as they went on their way, Jesus entered a village, and a woman named Martha welcomed him into her house. And she had a sister called Mary who…
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All right, let's read Scripture together fromLuke chapter 10, verses 38 to 42. ! And this is the word of the Lord. Now, as they went on their way, Jesus entered a village. And a woman named Martha welcomed Him into her house.…
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…and today we're going to be talking about making room for what matters most. The key passage we're going to be looking at today comes to us fromLuke chapter 10, verses 41and 42. Martha Martha, the Lord answered, You were worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed, or indeed only one. Mary has…
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…defended Mary. He defended her. Hey, she's preparing me for my burial, she's preparing me, and so um, be devoted, stay devoted. Another example inLuke 10, verses 38 through 42. Says, and Jesus and the disciples continued on their way to Jerusalem. They came to a certain village where a woman named Martha welcomed him into…
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…Year's resolution together. You heard the scripture read from Luke 10. If you haven't flipped there yet, it's also in the note card that you have.Luke 10, verses 38 to 42. This text brings up really important tension that we're all facing in the planting of this church and in life in general. What I hope to…
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…through the the discernment of the Holy Spirit, you can discern the moments in life and what matters in that moment. Take a story like we have inLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42, as Jesus and the disciples continued on their way to Jerusalem, they came to a certain village where a woman named Martha welcomed him into her…
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…through the the discernment of the Holy Spirit, you can discern the moments in life and what matters in that moment. Take a story like we have inLuke chapter 10, verses 38 through 42, as Jesus and the disciples continued on their way to Jerusalem, they came to a certain village where a woman named Martha welcomed him into her…
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…If we when you move on, I like how the Bible is always, you can always look at context, right? And as you're going through. So when you get toLuke 10, verses 38 through 42, it's kind of funny that after he went through that with the disciples, now he's going to go to Mary and Martha and he's going to talk to Martha,…
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