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Luke 15:20 · BSB
15:20 So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still in the distance, his father saw him and was filled with compassion. He ran to his son, embraced him, and kissed him.
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…that's needed, which it's is likely to be needed. So get here on time. Amen. Um I want to go straight to the word this morning. Uh I want to go toLuke chapter 15We've been in a series all about Jesus. Amen? All about Jesus. It's called Look at Jesus is a series. And uh we talked about Jesus being the word…
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…and the love of God, lessons from the prodigal son. Salvation and the love of God, lessons from the prodigal son. So we'll take our key texts,Luke chapter 15 verse 11 to 32, we'll read the passage together. So let's all humbly, I'm asking all of us to follow keenly because out of it we'll draw the lessons. Luke chapter…
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…lead us all the way up to Easter. We're in week two of that series. If you miss week one, you can catch it on demand. And uh we're gonna look atLuke chapter 15today. I'm really excited about this message, and uh, I hope you'll catch the heart of it. Luke chapter 15, verse 1 through 7. Scripture says, now…
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…Museum of Art 9 and 10.30 a.m. So come hang out with us. As I said, we're in a new series called Lost and Found, looking at these parables inLuke chapter 15. And today's gospel writer, Luke, he paints a pretty vivid scene for us to imagine in our minds. What we learned earlier in the gospel is that…
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…like a youth retreat where Jesus gets us in a room together and invites us to wonder about God. So, let's wonder about some lost sheep. This isLuke chapter 15starting in verse one. Now, the tax collectors and the sinners were all gathering around to hear Jesus. But the Pharisees and the teachers of the…
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…look like in action, how God applies to these principles in these steps, right? [SPEAKER_00]: And, and we tonight, we get to look at scripture andLuke chapter 15, and we see a story of what this looks like. [SPEAKER_00]: Now, the story's not true, but it's all of our stories, though. [SPEAKER_00]: It's a…
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…chapters of all the Bible. It might be my desert island chapter. If I was alone on a desert island and I had to choose one chapter, it might beLuke chapter 15. And so turn to Luke chapter 15. And before we get to what is considered one of, if not the great parables of Jesus, it's between this and the Good…
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…what God does for us. God throws a feast. It's that wonderful image, isn't it, in the climax of the father's dealings with the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15. Remember the son who has walked away in rebellion and treated his father shamefully and has made a mess and a wreck of his life. But when he comes…
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…from Matthew chapter 13, Parable of the Sower, you know, all these parables about the kingdom. And now we're going to make a transition here toLuke chapter 15. You reading an ESV? I am reading an NIV. Luke chapter 15. K. And there are three parables here, and we're gonna group the first two together, and…
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…the path of truth. And it should be our compassion, our motivation, our desire to see all mankind connected with Christ, connected with Christ.Luke chapter 15, if you read that whole chapter, it talks, it gives a picture of lostness, it talks about lost sheep, it talks about lost coins, and it talks about…
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…Sometimes conflict does not lead to consensus. Sometimes conflict leads to separation. And that's what we're talking about today as we go toLuke chapter 15. I'm gonna start reading in verse 36, where we see Paul and Barnabas have their falling out. After some time, Paul said to Barnabas, let's go back…
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…you got to do it. In Luke 14:12-14, he talks about who you should invite to banquets. In 15-24, he again tells a parable of the great banquet. InLuke 15:11-32, he tells a story of the prodigal son. And when the son goes back, what do they do? They kill a cow, and they celebrate at a feast where every…
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…for those other people that they're missing an opportunity to be with Jesus. There's a parable that Jesus tells in Luke's gospel. I think it's LukeLuke chapter 15. It's commonly called the parable of the prodigal son. It's interesting because it actually is a parable about two sons. And in this scene that we…
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…but let's pull back. I want you to see the big picture here. Notice, again, I don't want to spend too much time. I just want you to see it. This isLuke chapter 15. Paul is just doing what Jesus did in the parable of the prodigal son. You remember you have the elder brother, that's chapter two of Romans. You…
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…thing to show a little snippet of God's love, of his love for someone else. What can we do to show love towards other people? I want to turn to...Luke chapter 15. Open up your Bibles to Luke chapter 15. Today we're going to look at a parable that Jesus told, and then we're going to explore some stories of…
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…11 through 32. And those of you who are listening to our podcast, I encourage you to read that passage as well, and you can pause it here, but readLuke chapter 15, verse 11 through 32. But this is one of Jesus's best known and best loved parables. And while it's much longer than the two that preceded it, right, that we talked…
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…true repentance has no demands, no conditions. Simple, humble surrender. That's it. There's a story in the Bible what we call the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15where Jesus tells 3 parables. Each story illustrates God's love for his people. And the third story, Jesus tells the story of a man who had two…
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…their flesh and blood to kill and murder their brother. It should be shocking. And when he was afar off, they saw him. This is the antithesis ofLuke chapter 15. You've heard and read and heard this story preached of the prodigal son. And the prodigal son took to riotous live and took all of his…
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…to me because what can happen is, and it happens all the time, is we so often become the brother in Luke chapter 15. If you'll read with me there,Luke chapter 15, verses 11 through 32. And he said there was a man who had two sons, and the younger of them said to his father, Father, give me the share of the property that is coming…
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You've already turned or you swipe on your devices toLuke chapter 15. So let me ask all of us, just while we're all here in this space, what would it be like to be involved in a mission that could transform…
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