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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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…and one where it's more about the future. In two weeks' time, I hope you're looking forward to it. In two weeks' time, we get on to that passage,Luke chapter 15. The prodigal son, what happens? What happens when the boy finally returns to his father, when the father greets him, and the father says, well,…
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God's Word, which I pray is well read and treasured in your hearts, and turn to Luke's first account, chapter 15. ! This is the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15. In case you've not been with us for the past two weeks, we've been considering together what is most often referred to as the parable of the…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and turn toLuke chapter 15. Having finished our exposition of the book of Acts, Luke's second account is account of the work of the risen Christ. We're taking just a short…
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…take your copy of God's Word, which I hope that you have with you, that it's well read and treasured in your heart, and turn with me to the book ofLuke chapter 15. If you've been part of our fellowship for very long, it might be a little unsettling to you that we're turning to the middle of a book of the…
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…a lie. You went to the church with that other guy who had the fat-faced preacher that sweated and screamed a lot. I said, matter of fact, Jesus inLuke chapter 15, I turned over there. Don't turn there. I can tell you, it's you can check it, write it down. Luke chapter 15, it begins, and the Bible says that…
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…be moving in this summer and be the third campus minister at UAH. And we're excited about that. All right, we're going to be looking at a text,Luke chapter 15this morning. Here we have two parables on lostness. Three actually. The third one being the more famous of the three. We're going to look at the…
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…ask yourself, what kind of God is He? Otherwise, you just worship out of ritual, not reality. In the New Testament, there's book in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15, Jesus had kind of, he had upset things so much that all the down and outers were coming to hear him. Matter of fact, Luke chapter 15 begins with…
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…nearly as extensive as perhaps he would have read in the law itself. Matter of fact, if we were to flip over a couple of chapters in Luke and go toLuke chapter 15, we would find that this is the issue that the scribes and the Pharisees have with Jesus primarily. He mixes it up with tax collectors and sinners.…
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…to follow Jesus, at the very heart of my faith and my understanding of who God is, comes the picture of the Father that we see in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15. And as I think of that cry of the psalmist saying, restore us, O God. I think of the cry of the prodigal son as he sits there and looks at the…
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Well do turn with me back in your Bibles toLuke chapter 15, that's on page 874 of the Church Bibles. Now the parable we're looking at today, as many of you know, is the third in a trilogy of stories that…
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…what you want for us. We pray this for our good and for your glory. In the name of our Lord Jesus, amen. We moved from the three stories ofLuke chapter 15, which show the great joy we can have when we recover something that has been lost. Luke 15 ends with the emphasis on the loving and forgiving…
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…to talk about those for a while. And then we'll talk about 11 through the end of the chapter. And that's what we'll see. So let's read together.Luke chapter 15starting in verse 1. Now the tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to hear him. And the Pharisees and the scribes grumbled, saying, This…
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…Starkey's current relationship status as well. Fantastic. Why don't we turn back to this passage, folks? It's a brilliant chapter in the Bible,Luke chapter 15. And we're going to spend just a few minutes now looking at this together. So why don't you turn there, if you've got it in front of you. And let…
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And turn toLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15. And so, I'm trying to preach Christianity is Jesus Christ. You'll be thankful, I hope to know that Christianity is not a set of…
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And turn toLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15. And so, I'm trying to preach Christianity is Jesus Christ. You'll be thankful, I hope to know that Christianity is not a set of…
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…child for bringing this one up, but I just love parables. And this particular parable is my favorite parable. It's the story of the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15. If you want to go ahead and turn there, we're going to kind of camp out there for just a few minutes. And the reason why I love this story is…
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…And that's where sometimes we get this idea of being defensive, but it's not that. It's bringing people home. And we see that again and again inLuke chapter 15. It talks about the lost coin and the lost son and the lost sheep, and all of that is about bringing people home. So this morning, as we enter the…
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…that you need them all. He is the father who runs to his son who was caught up in sin and was filthy and unclean. The story of the prodigal inLuke chapter 15. This son who is in the filth and the muck and the mire of uncleanness goes to his father and hasn't been able to clean off and thinks, I only want…
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…The intimacy that Jesus enjoyed with the Father becomes ours to enjoy. Again, this father-child relationship is very well illustrated for us inLuke chapter 15. The well-known story of the two lost sons in Luke chapter 15. The first part of the story tells us about a son who had wished that his father was…
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…on their own people and were extorting money and profiting and giving the taxes to the Romans who were occupying their country. We remember inLuke chapter 15, the story of the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin and the lost sons. But when we look at that in the beginning of it, it says in…
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