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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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…way. There will be more rejoicing in heaven. Over one sinner, who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent. LikeLuke chapter 15is filled with three amazing Parables of Jesus about the Lost coin, the lost sheep, the lost son. And they all end that way. My God wants all…
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…how we can go about it. The first thing is, or the first point is, living in his house. And we'll explore that. Living in his house. This is fromLuke chapter 15. See, in the story of the prodigal son, we don't have to read it. In the story of the prodigal son, it's so easy for us to be reading that story…
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…study, looking at how we can fail to receive Restoration in our relationship with God. Let's look at how we can. So, let's end this Bible study in,Luke chapter 15. And I want you to see something that I hope will bless you, will bless the believer bless the non-believer. In Luke chapter 15. Let's go to verse…
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…the self-control element of being filled with the Spirit. The second thing is stewardship. Again, go back in your mind to the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15, and where it says that he squandered his living, squandered his property recklessly. The same word as we see here in Ephesians 5.18. Now, that's…
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…God wants you to hear that. You are beloved by God. He wants you and for some of you, he doesn't have you. So I would just remind you today thatLuke chapter 15describes our heavenly father as a prodigal father pacing on the front porch, waiting for the Rebel Son, waiting for the rebel daughter to come…
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…and it might be a little bit confusing at first. It reminds me of the parable that Jesus told about the prodigal son. The story is recounted inLuke chapter 15, and Jesus tells this story about a son who says to his father, in short, I wish that you were dead, and I had my inheritance now. And the father…
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…time down, or Reckless Love by Corey Asbury. Both songs talk about this story and this parable. You can also consider reading this parable inLuke chapter 15, which goes into a little bit more depth in his gospel. But thank you so much for joining us today as we looked at Matthew chapter 18. Read that on…
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…I don't know what to do. What should I do next? I'm trying to help somebody. Fortunately, Jesus the Christ, Jesus the King throws us a bone inLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15, Jesus gives a trilogy of made-up stories and parables, okay? And you may be fairly familiar with these, but I want us to take…
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…to really understand the interpretation, we have to understand the context that they are set in. We find this context at the very beginning ofLuke chapter 15. In verse 1, it says, All of the tax collectors and sinners, we're gonna call that group A, the tax collectors and sinners were approaching to…
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…soil and that your Holy Spirit would be free to work and to do as only you desire. We love you. Pray in Jesus name. Amen. Well, let's turn over toLuke Chapter 15in whatever kind of scripture you have there, whether it be paper or electronic. We still love the word of God. Last week, in fact, this week is…
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…continue that and we're walking into another parable this morning. If you've got a copy of scripture, I want you to go ahead and be finding with meLuke, Chapter 15. Luke, Chapter 15. Now you've been here over the last week, and you're like Matt, we're not in Matthew this week. No, we're jumping over to Luke…
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…It's not good. It's dark. It's difficult. The New Testament tells us about a guy who experienced this sort of dark day. Jesus tells his story inLuke chapter 15. Jesus calls him the younger son. Sometimes we call him the lost son or the prodigal son. Maybe you're familiar with that story. So one day this…
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…someone or something that will provide us with a sense of identity, someone or something who will provide us that rest. Keith read for us fromLuke chapter 15. Tim Keller in his book, The Prodigal God, makes the observation that sin involves looking to someone else besides God for our salvation. And Luke…
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…earlier every day and meditate and saturate. And one day I was reading the story of the prodigal son, and it was just in my normal reading there inLuke, chapter 15. And you know the story, the prodigal son, the one that fed to his father, give me the portion of goods that falleth unto me. And it just came off…
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…honey. But again, it's all about understanding where he is going. So is there a scripture that answers that question? Yes, it is, and it's found inLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15 contains three parables, all giving us the same spiritual principle. This is very unusual. Normally, in the teaching of Jesus, he…
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…of course, the person who reveals this to us most fully is Jesus himself, who is constantly talking about God's love for his people. The whole ofLuke chapter 15is just a discourse on God's infinite joy in redeeming his people. So Jesus tells story after story in Luke 15. Remember this chapter? First, he…
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…Not physical, literal death, mind you, but spiritual death. With the condemnation of eternal second death hanging over us. In the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15, and the parable of the prodigal son, which I'm sure some of you are familiar with. Of course, the son runs off and goes to live his life on his…
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…whole time we're so busy pursuing happiness that we've lost sight that happiness has been pursuing us? What if when we look at this narrative inLuke chapter 15, you know the one about the lost sheep? What if, let's let's just let's just personify this for a moment. What if that lost sheep, which I believe…
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…quick, um, just to kind of close out and encourage us um so that we can have a healthy perspective of of who God is as it relates to us. Um, inLuke chapter 15, looking at verse number 11 through 24, it's it's a parable that Jesus shares. Um, and it's a very powerful parable because he's trying to help the…
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…son. You remember the first one who came back with the pigs and everything? You remember there's a second son in that story that Jesus told inLuke chapter 15. The second son, the older son, who was outside in the field, and when he heard that there was a party, he was indignant. And so the father comes…
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