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Luke 15:3 · BSB
15:3 Then Jesus told them this parable:
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…to him about it. But I was getting my marching orders and I was. I was, I was praying it, praying it out, and in my normal reading I was reading inLuke, chapter 15, about the, the prodigal son, and, and, and, and I got such revelation On it as I began to read just in my normal reading. One day I'd already…
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…for our next series, is an an explanation or an expounding of the themes that we will find here, over the next 2 weeks in this parable. And soLuke chapter 15, we'll begin reading in verse 11. And Jesus said, there was a man who had 2 sons. And the younger of them said to his father, father, give me the…
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…parents he sets his eyes on the ends of the earth it's easy to wag our fingers at such fools but that's essentially what we have all done to God inLuke chapter 15Jesus uses a parable to compare sinners who have rebelled against God to a son who rebels against his father and it says that he gathered all he…
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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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…story, but I'll just rephrase it super quick. So there's a family, dad seems to be pretty wealthy, well-off guy. The younger son, this is inLuke chapter 15, the younger son comes to dad and says, How I'd like my share of the inheritance now. Usually you get your inheritance when your dad passes away.…
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…day, and it's problematic in our day. Why? Because Jesus reveals a God very different than the God of religion. Well, we pick it up actually inLuke chapter 15, and there's this line here that I think if you grew up in church world, you you totally miss it. You you miss how staggering this is. It says…
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…us, if you're joining us online, thank you so much for being here today to worship together. If you've got your Bibles, go ahead and open up toLuke chapter 15, where we're going to talk about the parable of the lost sheep, all right? So as you turn there or find your spot on your phone, I want to ask you…
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Well, good morning. Good morning. Good morning. It's lovely to see you all. We are going to be inLuke chapter 15this morning. Luke chapter 15. We're going to be continuing our study, the parables of Jesus, this summer. We're going to be looking at 2 parables…
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…role of us in the kingdom is to bring others around the table of God. Those that might felt far off to bring them in. I'll draw your attention toLuke chapter 15. Luke chapter 15 is filled with parables from Jesus, and each of the parables has a different central figure that is looking for something that was…
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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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…came to know the God he honored by creed as a father. And one of the very last paintings he painted was his paintings. It's his interpretation ofLuke chapter 15and the father and that gospel that Jesus told the story of this is what God the Father is really like. He runs after all kinds of his children.…
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…begrudging spirit in us also reveals a profound selfishness, a self-righteousness within ourselves. This is the point that Jesus is making here inLuke chapter 15. To remind you of the backdrop to this parable, the Pharisees and the scribes who are the Jewish religious leaders, they are the moral cream of the…
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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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…Instead. Fast love. Luke 15. I think you're in a series of the Lord. You're going to write a wonderful series. That will be. It is for you.Luke chapter 15. Verse 7. Just so I tell you. There will be more joy in heaven. Over one sinner who repents. Than over 99 righteous persons. Who need no…
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…will probably never fully be able to grasp. Both of these parables and in fact the parable of the prodigal son which comes in the second half ofLuke chapter 15, arise out of the context of the religious leaders complaining that Jesus was mixing with the wrong kind of people. Wes read that for us at the…
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…idolatry in and of itself. Because it's not faith in Christ, ultimately, then you've shifted it back to faith in yourself. There's a story inLuke chapter 15, right? You know the story, the prodigal son. We talk about it a lot here. Just to kind of remember it just a little bit. The younger son asks for…
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