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Luke 15:9 · BSB
15:9 And when she finds it, she calls together her friends and neighbors to say, ‘Rejoice with me, for I have found my lost coin.’
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…something about welcoming a new person to the family that just you know, there's a celebration. Right. And that is a reflection of what we read inLuke chapter 15, when it says, Jesus gives the only time he does three parables about lost items being found, a lost coin, a lost sheep, a lost son. And he says…
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…letting no sin or distraction entangle or run for Christ. But do you know how they get their greatest joy? How they get their greatest joy is inLuke chapter 15. Verse 3 through 10. It says this about Jesus. It says, so he told them about this parable. Now a parable is an earthly story with a heavenly…
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…forward by going backwards. And what I mean by that is the very first week of the series, we looked at a narrative that is found in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15. So I want to go back to that narrative to extract some more principles from it because I think there's a little bit more juice we can get from…
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…the first message. And actually, we're gonna jump into our theme passage um for this series. Our theme passage is gonna be found in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 15. While you're turning there, I want to give us some context to kind of frame up how we got to where we're gonna get to and then where we're…
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…extremely important of course, but it was in relation to and in response to the Pharisees question about Jesus. And we're going to turn together toLuke chapter 15, which is where the power of the lost coin is, and it's only three verses. But at the very start of the chapter it says now the tax collectors and…
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…means the release or the dismissal from God's justice penalty against you and I. And it's the complete removal of the charges against us. Go toLuke, chapter 15, Luke chapter 15 and verse 11. This is the parable of the prodigal son Jesus is teaching. He says. It says And he said there was a man who had two…
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…to disrupt. And as an example, she works through a series of familiar stories, parables told by Jesus to some some scribes and some pharisees inLuke chapter 15. I wanna read them to you quickly here. In the first story, Jesus says this, suppose one of you has a 100 sheep and loses one of them. Doesn't he…
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…to happen. Their decision, it leads them to restoration, because at this moment, at this time in scripture, Nineveh saved. The prodigal son inLuke chapter 15, the son takes his money, he leaves his father. Does he invest his money? No, he squanders it. He squanders his money. He ends up facing the…
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…say amen, no mercy. I am so glad that God loves us with an everlasting love. So glad that God chases us down until we're found. So glad forLuke chapter 15that talks about the lost coin, lost sheep, lost son. And in each case, the point of the parable is there's a loving father that's going to find…
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…say amen, no mercy. I am so glad that God loves us with an everlasting love. So glad that God chases us down until we're found. So glad forLuke chapter 15that talks about the lost coin, lost sheep, lost son. And in each case, the point of the parable is there's a loving father that's going to find…
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…so we'll see how long that lasts. But yeah. So if you have your Bibles, would you open to the book of Luke and turn to chapter 15 with me? Book ofLuke, chapter 15. And as you're turning there, I just want to quickly give you uh kind of a synopsis, if you will, of what's happening. Um, this is actually part of…
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…this week. So, Heather, we're praying for you and Ryan and Jeremiah, all the family, and just uh lifting you up. But, anyways, turn your Bibles toLuke chapter 15. We are continuing our summer study and going to be looking at parables for the rest of uh the remainder of this series through the summer. Luke…
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…chapter 10, we just don't believe that's for me. Like God doesn't really, He doesn't really want me. He doesn't really love me. But then we read inLuke chapter 15that heaven rejoices more over one sheep who comes back that's gone astray than over the 99 that never left. And that's who our God is. He's the…
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…he comes to confess his sins to God. This is what I call the prodigal son in the Old Testament. How many of you know the story of the prodigal son?Luke chapter 15that Jesus told, what a story. What an amazing story of this prodigal son who had much to inherit and demanded the inheritance from his father. And…
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…a beautiful story in the previous chapter. This is not a story like that, though it's a story from Jesus. In fact, if you look at the structure ofLuke chapter 15, 16 and 17 for you Bible students, you'll find it fascinating because they're structured similarly. There is a teaching and then a teaching and…
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…Those who had tried to do the doing thing, and those who had just forsaken all those things and done their own thing. We get a picture of this inLuke chapter 15, with the story of the prodigal son. If you're familiar, there's two sons, and the father's two sons, and the younger son says, Hey, I want my…
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…be neither. A cold, self-righteous prig who regularly goes to church may be far nearer to hell than a prostitute. This is what Jesus is saying inLuke chapter 15when he tells that great story about the father and his two sons. Right? And there's that elder brother who's kind of the religious and the moral…
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…good stuff. What's the good stuff? We already said, who. What? That was. When you fill your mind with the bad stuff. Me give an example of this.Luke chapter 15, don't turn in your Bibles there. I'm going to be very brief couple, little tiny points and one observation, please, couple facts in Luke chapter…
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…at scripture. You have your Bible open it up with me. If you want to look at the screen, look at your notes, I want us to unpack a little bit ofLuke chapter 15together. Let me give you a recap. We start with meanwhile, the older son was in the field, right? So he's working, he's slaving away, he's doing…
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…things those things wear out. So last week we got into the testimony of the prodigal son. That's not a parable. It's a story that Jesus told inLuke, chapter 15, where a rich man had two sons and we called him junior and Bubba. Junior was his eldest. Bubba was the next born and Bubba knew that he had…
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