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Luke 15:6 · BSB
15:6 comes home, and calls together his friends and neighbors to tell them, ‘Rejoice with me, for I have found my lost sheep!’
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…the glory of heaven where he right now is praying for us and he's pleading our cause. And it's because of Jesus that just like the prodigal son inLuke chapter 15that we'll meet in a while in Luke's gospel, when we come to a father, we enjoy his generous welcome. He loves us. He honors us. He throws a feast…
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Luke chapter 15. If you ever lost anything, it is frustrating and can be upsetting. It was when we lost Boo, a 16-year-old dog. Walked out an open gate in the…
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…doing, but exactly some of the things that he was teaching to communicate the heart that he had for lost in helpless people. By the time we get toLuke chapter 15, he tells us that Jesus told three different parables, one of the about the lost sheep, one about lost coin, and one about a lost son. In each of…
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…Christian gospel. And in order to understand what we mean by the word gospel, we're going to be looking at this very famous story, this parable inLuke chapter 15about two sons and their relationship to their father. You know, about 20 years ago, I heard a sermon by the Presbyterian minister, Tim Keller, on…
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…we are as people separated from god we are in danger we are facing death in our sin but jesus comes as the good shepherd the good shepherd ofluke chapter 15who searches for lost sheep in his love and grace who joyfully brings them home to his father he's the good shepherd who in john chapter 10…
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…reveals who he is, the purpose is to train us and to teach us what his kingdom is really about. And think about, that's what Jesus did as well. InLuke chapter 15, Jesus came to earth and he wanted to reveal the kingdom of heaven on earth so that all would believe in the goodness and the kindness of the…
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…and accepting them back with open arms. God was continually pursuing the rebellious. And he still is today. You know, I'd like everybody to turn toLuke chapter 15, 11. Keep one finger in Romans because we're going to come back. But turn to Luke 15, chapter 11. It's three books to the left in your Bible.…
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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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…laughing at? I had lost my pencil in my afro, right? So uh today we're talking about people who are lost and needing to be found, right? Jesus inLuke chapter 15is talking about three things that were lost and were found. So let's go to chapter 15 of Luke, and we're gonna start out in verse 15. But before…
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…in the parable of the lost son. As we seek to be fathers who represent the reconciling love of God the Father to our children. So turn with me toLuke chapter 15. That's the text we're going to be working out of. It's the parable of the lost son. It's a, if you've been around church for any uh length of…
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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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…servants. Jesus says in John chapter 8, verse 35, a slave is not a permanent member of the family, but a son is a part of the family forever. InLuke chapter 15, when the story of the prodigal son, the prodigal son says, I'm coming back home, but I'm not worthy to be called the son. But maybe my father will…
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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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…how we can go about it. The first thing is, or the first point is, living in his house. And we'll explore that. Living in his house. This is fromLuke chapter 15. See, in the story of the prodigal son, we don't have to read it. In the story of the prodigal son, it's so easy for us to be reading that story…
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…study, looking at how we can fail to receive Restoration in our relationship with God. Let's look at how we can. So, let's end this Bible study in,Luke chapter 15. And I want you to see something that I hope will bless you, will bless the believer bless the non-believer. In Luke chapter 15. Let's go to verse…
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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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…God wants you to hear that. You are beloved by God. He wants you and for some of you, he doesn't have you. So I would just remind you today thatLuke chapter 15describes our heavenly father as a prodigal father pacing on the front porch, waiting for the Rebel Son, waiting for the rebel daughter to come…
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…and it might be a little bit confusing at first. It reminds me of the parable that Jesus told about the prodigal son. The story is recounted inLuke chapter 15, and Jesus tells this story about a son who says to his father, in short, I wish that you were dead, and I had my inheritance now. And the father…
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…time down, or Reckless Love by Corey Asbury. Both songs talk about this story and this parable. You can also consider reading this parable inLuke chapter 15, which goes into a little bit more depth in his gospel. But thank you so much for joining us today as we looked at Matthew chapter 18. Read that on…
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