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Luke 15:12 · BSB
15:12 The younger son said to him, ‘Father, give me my share of the estate.’ So he divided his property between them.
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…is what The old oldest son in the parable of the prodigal of. The parable of the Prodigal Son, all I call it a parable of the merciful father inLuke 15:11 to 32. He didn't understand, he didn't understand that. Everything the father had is his anyway. He still in the household, he's a part of the household,…
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…he comes to confess his sins to God. This is what I call the prodigal son in the Old Testament. How many of you know the story of the prodigal son?Luke chapter 15that Jesus told, what a story. What an amazing story of this prodigal son who had much to inherit and demanded the inheritance from his father. And…
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…a beautiful story in the previous chapter. This is not a story like that, though it's a story from Jesus. In fact, if you look at the structure ofLuke chapter 15, 16 and 17 for you Bible students, you'll find it fascinating because they're structured similarly. There is a teaching and then a teaching and…
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…Those who had tried to do the doing thing, and those who had just forsaken all those things and done their own thing. We get a picture of this inLuke chapter 15, with the story of the prodigal son. If you're familiar, there's two sons, and the father's two sons, and the younger son says, Hey, I want my…
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…be neither. A cold, self-righteous prig who regularly goes to church may be far nearer to hell than a prostitute. This is what Jesus is saying inLuke chapter 15when he tells that great story about the father and his two sons. Right? And there's that elder brother who's kind of the religious and the moral…
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…good stuff. What's the good stuff? We already said, who. What? That was. When you fill your mind with the bad stuff. Me give an example of this.Luke chapter 15, don't turn in your Bibles there. I'm going to be very brief couple, little tiny points and one observation, please, couple facts in Luke chapter…
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…at scripture. You have your Bible open it up with me. If you want to look at the screen, look at your notes, I want us to unpack a little bit ofLuke chapter 15together. Let me give you a recap. We start with meanwhile, the older son was in the field, right? So he's working, he's slaving away, he's doing…
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…things those things wear out. So last week we got into the testimony of the prodigal son. That's not a parable. It's a story that Jesus told inLuke, chapter 15, where a rich man had two sons and we called him junior and Bubba. Junior was his eldest. Bubba was the next born and Bubba knew that he had…
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…could do for everyone. We know one invite, one blessing can change someone's life forever. Jesus left the 99 to go after the one, and we will too.Luke chapter 15. Jesus tells us this parable of in the chapter of Luke 15. There's three different stories: one of a lost sheep, one of a lost coin, and one of a…
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…have ears to hear the secrets of heaven. So if you're following along, if you found the white piece of paper, not the blue one, uh, we'll be inLuke chapter 15, and we'll start in verse 11, is where the parable begins. And Jesus, he begins the parable like this. Uh, there was a man who had two sons, and…
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…could not find it? Now it's fascinating to think that that's just a normal human experience, but when you study this passage you're going to see inLuke chapter 15that God describes himself as the one who has lost something. And in the passage we're going to see that God describes himself as one who has lost…
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…to explain to the new believers and those who have walked away from God for a little bit who you actually are in Christ. It's a study throughLuke chapter 15that says you are seen. You are valued. You are loved. Live the way God sees you. Man, I want to see you for that service. It starts next Sunday…
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…trials will seem so small when we see Christ, one glimpse of his dear face, all Sorrows, Willie Race. So bravely run the race till we see Christ,Luke chapter 15and verse 10 says, likewise I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth Can you imagine the…
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…do, friend, that when one sinner repents, heaven rejoices. Do you know that is true? When one sinner repents, heaven rejoices. We read about thatLuke chapter 15. That's a that's a chapter, a famous chapter in the Bible. It's about it's a chapter about lost and found. And if you've ever lost anything…
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…reason I bring this story up, the reason I bring up this idea of losing something is because we're gonna be looking and turning in our Bibles toLuke chapter 15and talking about how the real Jesus finds what was lost. Amen. The real Jesus finds what was lost. Turn with me, if you will. To Luke chapter 15.…
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…perhaps the number one reason, in fact, why the Pharisees wanted Jesus crucified was because of the company he kept. We're told of this scene inLuke chapter 15where Jesus has amassed a group of followers, and Scripture tells us that he has surrounded himself with tax collectors and sinners. And the…
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…those kinds of things. We don't have to worry about that. Because Jesus tells us, Jesus tells us in this parable that we're going to look at inLuke chapter 15, exactly how God feels about our past in these kinds of things. Jesus starts off and telling this parable in verse 11, by saying this, there was a…
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…building today. If we just open our eyes and And be kind. Amen. So friends, we're going to look at one of the very great Tick's of the Bible. It'sLuke chapter 15, it's an amazing text. It's about being lost and about being found, and it's about a feast and it's particularly about a feast. When a son who's…
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…yet. So what did they teach? And quite simply, they taught the words of Jesus. They taught what Jesus taught them. Most of you are familiar withLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15 is a series of parables where Jesus talks about the lost. He talks about the lost sheep, the lost coin, the lost son. They're a…
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…values. Right. And so we started this last week. Today we're going to continue to look at a couple of Jesus's parables I asked you to turn toLuke chapter 15. A minute ago, there's there's two parables that we're going to look at. But first, Luke sets the context he sets the scene before he tells us…
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