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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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…passage here. That we've looked at. Makes it really clear. And another place I'd like to look to. Is Luke 14. Go ahead and turn to Luke 14 as well.Luke chapter 14. So we're going to look at. Verses 25 through 33 here. Picking up in verse 25. It says. Now great crowds accompanied him. And he turned and said to…
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…be a struggle. It will be a preference or a default. It will not be a struggle. This is the extreme that Jesus takes us to in Luke chapter nine.Luke chapter 14. This is being faithful. Any questions before we go on? Just one more point, which has six subsections, of course, and then we are done. Any…
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…glory and power. They will be completely oblivious to the fact that their eternal fate hangs in the balance. Jesus made a similar point earlier inLuke chapter 14where people in a parable refused the invitation to God's heavenly banquet because of their preoccupation with their property, their family and…
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…morning, my name is Sean. I'm one of the pastors of Trinity Kendrick Church. It's my privilege to preach God's Word to you this morning. We are inLuke chapter 14. If you do not have a Bible, please raise your hand. And Sungmin's going around right now with a few Bibles that you can use. You could grab one…
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…through here and gives various, you know, items of decorum and ettiquette. But then on down in verse 15, he begins to get into this. Parable ofLuke chapter 14, it says that when one of those who sat at the table with him, heard these things he said to him blessed is he whose Eat bread in the kingdom of…
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…And we want to look at them, and on their road, their journey to Emmaus, and on their journey to hope. So let's read this passage together.Luke chapter 14, starting in... I'm sorry, chapter 24, starting in verse 13. Let's read this together. That very day, two of them were going to a village named…
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…the same things that Dietrich Bonhoeffer was concerned about in his own church this leads us to our passage this morning we're in the gospel ofLuke chapter 14starting in verse 25 and as usual I forgot to write the page number anyone want to 821 alright 821 in your pew bible hopefully we'll get you to…
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I'll be reading verses 1 through 24 this morning. If you're looking in a pew Bible, it is page 820.Luke chapter 14, let me read beginning at verse 1. One Sabbath, when he, that is Jesus, when Jesus went to dine at the house of a ruler of the Pharisees, they were…
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…the king. Not King David like in the chapter, but our far greater king, King Jesus. And in those verses we looked at from the New Testament, fromLuke chapter 14, 25 to 27, Jesus says that he will divide families, relatives and friends. One side of that division is with Jesus and the other against him. and…
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…of the qualities that should emerge in our community is that we would be a place of profound social equality. You know, Jesus tells this parable inLuke chapter 14about the wedding feast and about people jockeying for places of honor at the table and at the end he says in verse 11 for everyone who exalts…
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…of this world and can look with hopeful expectation to the life beyond this life. Here's a closing word from Jesus on the difficult way found inLuke chapter 14beginning in verse 27 and following. He says, Whoever does not bear his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple. So, what does it mean…
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…1 through 6. In this scene. The Pharisees are trying to set Jesus up. So if you have a Bible with you. I would love for you to open up with me. ToLuke chapter 14. And we're going to look at verses 1 through 6. In chapter 14. Verse 1 says. On the Sabbath. When he went to dine at the house. Of a ruler of the…
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…today that has our name on it. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toLuke chapter 14. Luke chapter 14. We've been preaching through the Gospel of John. We're taking a break from John because there's a natural break at the end of…
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…significance in our culture. The same is true for other cultures, including the culture of Jesus in the Bible. And in our passage this morning, inLuke chapter 14, Jesus is going to call out some of those backward ways of seeking significance through awkward moments at a dinner party. It's going to happen a…
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…and many of those times actually were for the sake of making Him look foolish or exposing Him in some way. And that's what's happening inLuke chapter 14. Jesus was invited to the home of a Pharisee. And through the course of the meal, it's interesting that Jesus continues to expose the host and then…
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…and many of those times actually were for the sake of making Him look foolish or exposing Him in some way. And that's what's happening inLuke chapter 14. Jesus was invited to the home of a Pharisee. And through the course of the meal, it's interesting that Jesus continues to expose the host and then…
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…we're going to walk through today, each one having a specific text, but we're mainly going to be in the Gospel of Luke. So turn over to Luke 14.Luke chapter 14and go to verse 25. Luke 14, go to verse 25. And the first point I'm going to make are things that we must do as believers, even here in the West,…
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…his heart simply gave up. It was November the 16th, 1899, not long before the end of the century. He chose a passage to preach from Luke's gospel,Luke chapter 14, the parable of the great banquet. It was the last time he ever preached. He was in Kansas City and he said this, he said, many of you will get up…
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…God wants absolutely nothing to do with you. Little wonder then that as they hear Jesus talk about God's great banquet. Remember we saw that inLuke chapter 14? God's great banquet where outsiders are welcomed in. No wonder that they are drawing near to Jesus. Because they have never seen or heard or met…
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And if you have a Bible, can I invite you to turn to that passage that we read earlier,Luke chapter 14. ! It turns out that in this passage in Luke 14, Jesus Christ has a lot to say about parties and banquets, doesn't he? Jesus Christ gets to the…
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