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Luke 13:29 · BSB
13:29 People will come from east and west and north and south, and will recline at the table in the kingdom of God.
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…Samaritan that you would say had no religion. And you know the relationship between Samaritan and the Jews. If you read about the Nenonite woman inLuke chapter 13, you also see how the disciple was saying, well, since Christ was silent, do we send the woman away? Disciple who's supposed to help and say,…
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…Psalm 118 verse 26 it speaks of the welcome that the messianic king would receive from his people interestingly Jesus quoted this Psalm earlier inLuke chapter 13as well and there he was pronouncing prophetic judgment over the nation of Israel which had rejected him he said at that point in Luke 13 behold…
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…a dinner party with lots of different people. Now we've often taken that verse, I think a lot of people take that verse that Jesus says there inLuke chapter 13as meaning that narrow there means narrow minded or negatively restrictive or mean spirited, narrow door, whole idea of the demands that Jesus…
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…to be doing. Which would be, yes, praying for the lost. One of the passages that means a lot to me is a sermon. One of my first sermons I preached.Luke chapter 13. There were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. And he answered…
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…rightful king, we can easily think that that call does not apply to me. We don't think it applies to us. And that brings us back to the heart ofLuke chapter 13. Jesus has just said that divine judgment is coming, but rather than consider what that means for themselves, some people in the audience bring up…
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…like every time some disaster happens, there's a preacher who gets on TV and says it's God's judgment. Maybe, maybe not. Do we know this? Jesus, inLuke chapter 13, actually spoke very specifically to how we are to respond to these kinds of questions in the face of tragedy. Luke chapter 13, verses 1 to 5. Now…
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So thisLuke chapter 13, Jesus is teaching in a synagogue on the Sabbath, and this woman shows up, and this woman has been bent over for 18 years. She's physically, she's…
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…a bit. I had a curve in my back, you might say, because I was unconsciously hunching over. Did you know that Luke describes a similar situation? InLuke chapter 13, there is a woman who had been demon-possessed for 18 years. And Luke says the result of that demon possession was that she was bent over and not…
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…to a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. We are back inLuke chapter 13this morning, although what a great break it was last week for our Express Grace conference. If you missed the sermon last Sunday about how…
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…to a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. We're back inLuke chapter 13this morning, and I want us to jump right in at verse 10 of Luke 13, where King Jesus begins a show and tell, as it were, about His kingdom. He…
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…the text, the point of it is that Job didn't deserve the suffering that came into his life. At least not in that sense. And then there's Jesus. InLuke chapter 13, we're told about an instance where a tower fell and crushed some people. And Jesus was asked by some of his followers about it. They said, Well,…
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…deal with sin we have a tendency because God is patient to think that he is indifferent to sin I want you to turn as we close over to passage inLuke chapter 13during the time that Jesus was on the earth there was kind of a predominant theory that good things happen to good people and bad things happen to…
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…Now, there is a distinction there and we'll see that this morning, but I want you to have that question in the back of your mind as we look atLuke chapter 13. Are you a fan of Jesus? Are you someone who sits and listens to the things of God? You hear the stories about Jesus. You might even shake the…
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…deal with sin we have a tendency because God is patient to think that he is indifferent to sin I want you to turn as we close over to passage inLuke chapter 13during the time that Jesus was on the earth there was kind of a predominant theory that good things happen to good people and bad things happen to…
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…hope you have a really encouraging time with us this morning, and particularly as we come to God's words now. So, can I invite you to turn back toLuke chapter 13and those verses that Alice read for us earlier. So, we're going to camp out this morning as we get back into Luke. But as we come to God's word…
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…The picture isn't unlike what Jesus sees as he looks over Jerusalem. Jesus is heartbroken. He longs to restore and redeem. We read these words inLuke chapter 13. He says, O Jerusalem, we have the picture of Jesus looking out over the city. O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those…
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…never receive, is an irony worthy of Aristotle. And it is that stark dichotomy that brings us square with our sermon text this evening, which isLuke chapter 13, verses 22 to 35. You can read along with me. Luke chapter 13, starting in verse 22. And he went through the cities and villages, teaching and journeying toward…
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…seeking His glory in this thing specifically by calling all men to repent. By calling all men to repent. Let me show you another text of Scripture.Luke chapter 13. I love the Gospels. I love the record of Jesus' conversations. I love reading passages of Scripture where you expect, having some theological…
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…I realize that is a heavy statement, one that might need to be unpacked a little. So I want us to look at a similar passage to this, it's found inLuke chapter 13, it's there in your worship guide. And here we find Jesus saying something very similar to sin no more than nothing worse may happen to you. Luke…
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…Come back to your true king. But they refused to listen. This persistent grace of God is reflected in the very words of Jesus. Have a look back inLuke chapter 13. Jesus knew the significance of the servants who kept coming and the prophets who kept teaching. Listen to what Jesus says in, sorry, it's Luke…
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