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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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…We are partway through a series in Luke, where we've been looking at the parables on the Sunday evenings. And tonight I would like to deal withLuke chapter 15. Now, we're not just going to deal with one parable, or even two, but all three that Alistair has read to us tonight. And I'm hoping in the time…
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…by which faith shows itself to be from God and attached to the benefits that God brings to you in your life. You remember the account we have inLuke chapter 15of the son, the son that's usually called the prodigal son. You remember how the detail of it includes that he left home, he wanted everything that…
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…it's a reality. That's the reality. That exists in your heart today. And you remember. How that's so wonderfully portrayed. In the prodigal son. InLuke chapter 15. When he came back home. Still filthy from. The most recent. Work that he'd been doing. And groveling. And scrabbling with pigs. Trying to get…
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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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…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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…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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…is saying. And I get it's easy even to take other verses out of the Bible as a proof text for that thinking. I got to thinking this week aboutLuke chapter 15. Luke 15 is a lot of lost things, coins and a lot of things. But one of those passages in Luke 15 is about the lost or the parable of the lost or…
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This morning's text is Luke chapter 15, verses 11 through 32. So please join us there as we turn our attention to the study of God's word,Luke chapter 15. Now this is most likely a familiar text to you. If you've been following along with our church's Bible reading plan, it was part of Tuesday's…
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…so God uses Jonah's suffering in this situation to bring him back. Many people have compared the book of Jonah to the story of the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15. And the same thing is true there. It's when the prodigal son who runs away from his father faces a famine in another land that he's finally…
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…no matter what the circumstances are, God's not finished with you yet. Okay? All right. Uh I'd like to, thank you. I'd like to uh speak today onLuke chapter 15, if you want to look there. Um, Jesus loved to teach in parables, tell stories, but his stories were meant to do much more than entertain. They…
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…And this is a parable top my Jesus. So I'm not going to read, I'm just kind of summarize. But if you want to read along while I summarize, it's inLuke chapter 15, beginning of verse number 11. And we all know this Parable taught by Jesus it's a it's one of the Beloved ones that we love to read because it we…
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…in the third of the four stories of Jesus that are recorded in the New Testament part of the Bible, written by a doctor named Luke, and it's inLuke chapter 15. If you've got one of those Bibles down there, it's page 1048. 1048. And to get the context, we need to read the whole chapter. All right? We'll…
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…We slip back into fearing as slaves. I think we can see this in the story that you're all very familiar with. The story of the prodigal son. FromLuke chapter 15. And in case you don't know it. Let me just give you a summary. Okay. There are two sons. They have a father. And they're. I don't know. They're…
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…beak says that this way, he cannot be wild or disobedient. It's a word that is used to signify a wild and disorderly lifestyle. And incidentally inLuke chapter 15and verse 13. Remember what Jesus said about the prodigal? He goes out into the world. He takes his inheritance. It's and he wasted his substance…
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…comes into this world. If you want to be successful, have a burning desire for the word of God. An intense hunger for the word of God. You know, inLuke chapter 15. You know, we we've taught we know this story. And I'm not going to get into the story of The Prodigal. I want you to fast forward to the story…
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Good morning, church. Our sermon text this morning isLuke chapter 15. That's page 821 in the Pew Bible. Let me invite you to turn there with me. Our passage today is often and perhaps rightly regarded as the greatest…
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…for the Lord and he says to the Lord, here's a demonstration of my repentance. I am going to pay back all these people that I have ripped off. InLuke chapter 15, in Luke chapter 15, uh, when you have a chance, it's the whole chapter goes into the fact, it tells Jesus defends his attending of these parties…
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…As it turns out, the record producer had just turned down Paul McCartney and the Beatles. Getting somebody badly, badly wrong. Well, as we turn toLuke chapter 15this morning, I encourage you to have that passage open in front of you. As we turn to Luke chapter 15 this morning, and to think, no exaggeration…
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