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Luke 14:13 · BSB
14:13 But when you host a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind,
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…that Jesus gives his disciples, the commission that Jesus gives his followers. And it's a commission from Jesus, not a suggestion. Amen. InLuke chapter 14, Jesus gives this parable, and he has the master of the house who represents God the Father, and then he has the servants who represents the…
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…need to change. You need to pray and you need to obey. Let me show you one of the most troubling verses in the Bible. This is Jesus again. This isLuke chapter 14. Jesus says, If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother, what? Wife and children, huh? Brothers and sisters, yes, even their own…
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…who knows me knows that I love. Fill in the blank. We should love the Lord first and foremost, but #2 we should love our family. Turn over toLuke chapter 14. You might be asking how we can put our family second. Isn't the family that God gave me the most important thing in my life? It is. But in order…
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…is saved. One is hateful, and therefore he is not saved. It's this idea of favoring one above the other. I want you to see an example of this inLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14 speaks of some aspects of love and hate. And I want you to see in this context what we're explaining, because I think that…
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…Discipleship always costs something because discipleship requires sacrifice. And that's what most people. Are not willing to part with turn over toLuke chapter 14. Salvation is free but discipleship will cost you everything. These fishermen that became disciples of Jesus did not adjust their schedule to fit…
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…him. Luke chapter 9. Verse 23. These are ones. In Matthew chapter 10. Verses 37 and 39. Who love Christ. Even above family. These are ones. InLuke chapter 14. Verses 28 to 33. Who counted the cost. They knew the difficulty. They embraced it. They entrusted it. To God. These are ones. Who obeyed Christ.…
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…to be different than what he calls them to. And that is why earlier in this very same chapter, I invite you to read it when we get out later today,Luke chapter 14. This is not the first time that he is going to challenge the way that you normally live your life in your relationships. He says in verse 12, and…
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…instructed them somewhere in Scripture what the disciple looked like. Are you ready to hear? Do you have ears to hear? Are you sure? Turn over toLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14. We'll start in verse 25. Now again, I'm not saying this. This is not a pastor Earl, apostle Earl position. This is not me making…
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…And so moving forward in terms of now making goal setting a practical engagement, uh, there is a biblical principle that we draw from the book ofLuke, chapter 14, uh verse 28. It says, for which one of you, when he wants to build a tower, does not first sit down and calculate the cost to see if he has enough…
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…says, Are you gonna leave too? What does Peter say? Where would I go? For you have the words of life. We think about later in Jesus' ministry inLuke chapter 14. Jesus at this point is headed to Jerusalem where he knows he will be crucified as a sinless person. Many crowds are following him, and it's like…
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…good, then maybe, just maybe this example of a shrewd manager, a conniving man, will, or maybe a picture of heaven and hell will wake you up. InLuke chapter 14, Jesus tells his listeners to count the cost before they decide to follow him. In Luke 15, Jesus gives the Pharisees and the scribes an indictment…
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…week has been wonderful thus far. We're going to have a good time tonight in God's Word. Thank you, Adam. If you have your Bibles, turn with me toLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14 is where we're going to spend some time together this evening. But before we get to that, does anybody need a dad joke to kind of…
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…ultimately, and this is my final point, the future will be eating and drinking. Anyways, there's one metaphor that Jesus uses to describe, inLuke chapter 14and Matthew 22, our eternal dwelling place, our eternal dwelling place. And it's a parable. And he describes heaven as a giant wedding feast. Of…
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Again, welcome to Eastwood Baptist Church this morning. Happy New Year again to everyone.Luke chapter 14, verses 7 through 24is what we're looking at as Ms. Sharon read the scripture earlier. Really looking at the path to the feast, if you will. Listen to this. Verse 15…
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…cost. not willing to undergo an experience because of the Lord Jesus Christ. They love the Lord Jesus so dearly, so much. We read in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 14. Verses 25 -27 Now large crowds were going along with him, and he turned and said to them, If anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father…
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…and he healed them? How about the mute man in Matthew 9 that he healed? How about a crippled woman in Luke chapter 13 or the man with dropsy inLuke chapter 14? How about the 10 lepers in Luke 17? How about a man who was blind from birth in John Chapter 9 that he gave his sight to? How about the blind…
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…do not have disabilities. Yeah, the second biblical perspective is from 2 Samuel chapter 9, the story of Mephibosheth, with an analogous story inLuke chapter 14, the parable of the feast as told by Jesus. In both of these stories, we see persons with disabilities who are invited to a feast. And these…
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Luke chapter 14, beginning in verse 7 when he, meaning Jesus, noticed how the guests chose the places of honor, He told them a parable. When you are invited by…
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…the cow and the plow, he let it, he counted the cost beforehand, and said, I'm all in, I'm not going to, I'm not going to waver in unbelief, inLuke chapter 14, 28 to 30, Jesus says, which of you desiring to build the tower, does not first sit down and count the cost, whether he has enough to complete it,…
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…you tonight. But when we look at plans, our plan in relation to budgeting, the first scripture I want to share with you is found in the book ofLuke, chapter 14, and verse 28. And I'm reading this one from the New King James Version. It says, For which of you intending to build a tower does not sit down…
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