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Luke 15:2 · BSB
15:2 So the Pharisees and scribes began to grumble: “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.”
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…that this is what God would do. But the thing is, is that it's not crazy at all. When you remember what Jesus taught us about God that we see inLuke chapter 15, because in Luke 15, there's this parable that Jesus tells, and in that parable, Jesus tells us what God is like. And he says, Guys, do you know…
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…we're gonna have this conversation we're gonna be in for the next few weeks, and I'm simply titling it Coming Home. And today I want to open up toLuke chapter 15, which is a very familiar passage. If you have your Bibles, you can open up to Luke chapter 15. And uh and we're gonna read maybe one of the most…
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…other eternal created beings that God had made to serve him so that he could rescue you and I. If you read passages from places like the book ofLuke, chapter 15and elsewhere, it says that Jesus even came and left that glorious company to sit in the company of drunkards and sinners, tax collectors and…
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…take it from you. [SPEAKER_00]: You're the only one who can hide it from yourself and don't let it happen. [SPEAKER_00]: Jesus Christ said this inLuke chapter 15verse seven and you're gonna like this. [SPEAKER_00]: He says this in a few things. [SPEAKER_00]: Jesus says, likewise, I tell you, there will be…
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…and feel at home. In Isaiah 55, the there's just the same kind of invitation to just come home. It's the same kind of invitation that exists inLuke chapter 15. And you know, just about every sermon I bring it up. And sometimes I think, do I need to not bring up Luke chapter 15 today? And then I remembered…
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…in their worship. Ever. And the reality is. I believe they catch a glimpse from time to time. And I'll tell you how I know that. Jesus tells us inLuke chapter 15. That all of heaven rejoices when one sinner repents. Oh can you think about heaven? Can you imagine what it must be like? All the believers…
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…the repentance of others? How should we feel when other people come to faith in Jesus Christ? Look no further than heaven. For perhaps you rememberLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15 in which there is a lost coin. There's a lost sheep. There's a lost son. And within that chapter we see this twice. There will be…
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…he's loved us. That's the kind of countercultural love we're talking about. Love with a purpose. It's the kind of love the prodigal son found inLuke chapter 15. It's been two or three weeks since I brought up the prodigal son. You've been waiting on it, he's back. But when this son is in the far country…
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We're going to be inLuke chapter 15this morning. Luke chapter 15. I'm going to tell you all why you're turning to Luke chapter 15. That's in the New Testament, close to the front of…
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…examples of repentance? Well, we've got a we've got a few good ones here. And of course one of the best examples of that. Let's all turn over toLuke chapter 15is the prodigal son. Luke chapter 15 and verse #17 of course you know the story. He went out and wasted all of his money on a riotous living. He…
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…mode is in effect, and I quote, extended interpersonal association. and it's taboo from a rabbinic perspective. Think, for example, of howLuke chapter 15begins before we come to the three-fold parable of culminating with the lost son, the prodigal son. How does Luke begin that chapter? Now, the tax…
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…as we look into your word and what you would have for us as a people together in Jesus name we pray Amen, so I'm going to read the entire chapterLuke chapter 15. Now the tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to him. And the Pharisees and scribes grumbled, saying, This man receives sinners and…
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…he went on to talk about the lost sheep, the lost coin, and then thirdly, our story today talking about the lost son. This begins in in verse 11 ofLuke chapter 15. 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 property that is coming to…
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…Esau ran to meet him and embraced him and fell on his neck and kissed him and they wept. Does that sound familiar to the story that Jesus tells? InLuke chapter 15, he tells the story of the prodigal son. Jesus is borrowing a lot of the language from this passage. I think this passage was in his mind when he…
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…to how that's realized in our day, this image of God being the one who carries his people finds ultimate fulfillment in Christ himself. We go toLuke, chapter 15, and we find that he's the good shepherd who carries the lost sheep on his shoulders. We find that he's the good shepherd who carries the lost…
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…prophet of God do in response? Because maybe we've read enough of scripture to know how this should go. There should be a celebration. I think ofLuke, chapter 15, a passage. I bring up. Every other sermon really, but there's three stories in Luke, chapter 15. Number one there's a lost sheep. A shepherd has…
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…part Of the holiday club theme we had this week. We're going to read some verses In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 11. Sorry, chapter 15 at verse 11.Luke chapter 15at verse 11. The children, you have it in the middle Of the order of service. It's the parable of the prodigal son That we were looking at. So…
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As you make your way back,Luke chapter 15, just a few verses this morning. We'll talk about just quickly the joy of coming home. Luke 15, 17 through 24 says this. It says, but when he came…
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…look, I don't need you any longer. I love you. You can come on home and relax and rest. That's the invitation of the Father to these two sons inLuke, chapter 15. I love this story. It's about two sons. You probably have heard of it before, but it's one of my favorite stories and it's about these two sons…
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…today with that. In Jesus' mighty name we pray. Amen. Amen. Well, again, it's good to see y'all in God's house today. And as you know, we're inLuke chapter 15. Great job by Felicity reading that for us. and as we come today in this this passage we see the parable of the prodigal son right i actually heard…
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