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Luke 14:35 · BSB
14:35 It is fit neither for the soil nor for the manure pile, and it is thrown out. He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”
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…Jesus is uh uh telling a story to these Pharisees, these religious leaders. And over the last three weeks, we've looked at Luke chapter 15,Luke chapter 14, and now Luke chapter 16, as Jesus tells this story in front of these same religious leaders. He tells a story in Luke chapter 16 about a wealthy…
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…This week we are continuing our sermon series Around the Table where we look at the hospitality of Jesus. And this week Rob is going to dive intoLuke chapter 14with us as we look at Who is on God's Guest List. Today's reading is from the Gospel of Luke chapter 14 verses 7 to 24. When he noticed how the…
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…and some of the things that he said that uh not on the bumper sticker, not on the Christian t-shirt. These are the words of Jesus. This isLuke chapter 14, starting in verse 25. A large crowd was following Jesus. And he turned around and said to them, If you want to be my disciple, you must, by…
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…and put on the robe that he provides. Which brings us to the last point. Who are the guests at this banquet? For all peoples, I want to go back toLuke chapter 14, though, to illustrate this a little bit more. Jesus told a parable of the great banquet. Verse 15, when one of those who reclined at table with…
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…All we need to do is be completely different. And in the Gospel of Luke gives us a better understanding of what Jesus could have meant by salt. AndLuke chapter 14, he says, salt is good, but if salt itself loses its states with what can its flavor be restored? It is fit neither for the soil nor for the manure…
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…like to his people when you were strangers, when you were outsiders, I welcomed you in. Now you go and welcome other strangers. In New Testament,luke, chapter 14, the parable of the great banquet, jesus says hey, when you have a dinner, don't invite your friends, don't invite your family. Remember what he…
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…And it was an excuse for not coming to a great banquet, to a feast. And there was three different people who made excuses. We read of it inLuke chapter 14at verse 17 through to verse 20. It was a time of a great banquet. And the master sent out a servant to invite people to come. And it says, but…
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…only going to be until one of your older family members was about to pass away. Think on these things. Then we're going to look at the next verse,Luke chapter 14. Jesus looked at the crowds and he said he turned toward them and said, if anyone comes to me and he does not hate. Now let me just give this…
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…these are true words of god. The word of God for the people of God. Thanks, be to God. Our second reading for the morning comes from the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 14birth 12 through 24. Friends here again for the word of god. Then Jesus is said to his host. When you give a lunch or dinner, do not invite your…
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…he chooses to. You just got to leave your life in his hands. Say, okay, God, I recognize that you're better. You can take me higher. So let's go toLuke chapter 14and we'll be done. Luke 14, okay? I didn't put the verses on the screen. I just put the passage up there because I'd love for you to turn in your…
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…Christ? You know, the flesh will always make excuses. You know Moses, he had this excuse. Well, I'm a nobody. You know the there's a parable inLuke chapter 14called the Parable of the of the banquet or the supper. And and in this parable Jesus begins talking and he says there was a master and the master…
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…and faith towards God. So when you die, you go to heaven. That was just the door. It doesn't bring maturity. Are you hearing me? Let's go over toLuke, chapter 14. Luke chapter 14. Once again, nobody. When I say nobody, I don't mean that literal, you know, it's just that too often because of religious…
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If you have your Bibles, I want you to turn toLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14. We spent several weeks now talking about heaven. And if you talk about heaven long enough, it will make you more hungry to go.…
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…want you to move out. He doesn't want you to go. There was a very interesting story in the book of Luke and I'm going to tie this up in a minute.Luke, chapter 14. There was a banquet that was set. Verse 16 says this how many of you like weddings and ceremonies and parties, hallelujah. Now listen to this…
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…you. Thank you. Thank you. Form 1945, we will be estrogen. Now we're going to read from the Scriptures, from God's Word, in the Gospel according toLuke, chapter 14. The Gospel according to Luke, chapter 14. And your pew Bibles, it should be around page 1052 or so. I'm going to read verses 1 to 24. So Luke,…
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…refuse. And he talked about this in one of the parables that he told during His earthly ministry, we're going to look at it today. It's found inLuke chapter 14, we're going to start in verse 15, in just a moment, but let me set the scene for you here. We're told, at the beginning of the chapter, that Jesus…
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…is, how am I gonna respond to this truth? Let's continue. Church, are you still with me? You might get mad. You wanna cancel me now? That's okay.Luke chapter 14, verse one. One Sabbath. When Jesus went to eat in the house of a prominent Pharisees, he was being carefully watched. Let's stop right there. The…
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…parable to teach about what really matters in God's kingdom and how to view these things that we see going on in our world. When we get toLuke chapter 14. He kind of sets the context in which Jesus tells the parable in the very first verse, he says one Sabbath when Jesus went to eat in the house of a…
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Thank you so much, Richard, for sharing that. I love that song. If you have your Bibles, turn toLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14, and some of y'all are going to look at the title of my sermon and say, preacher, that's inappropriate. I figure there's pools of…
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…saved. When they are saved and we'll see what the outcome of that is. Now, just to put into a bit of context, the teaching ministry of the Lord inLuke chapter 14seems to have attracted despised tax collectors and sinners. People who were outwardly sinners. We see that when we get to chapter 19 with…
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