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Luke 16:11–12 · BSB
16:11 So if you have not been faithful with worldly wealth, who will entrust you with true riches?
16:12 And if you have not been faithful with the belongings of another, who will give you belongings of your own?
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…itself, and the message itself carries the power. And it's very interesting. There's this great illustration that Jesus uses in the parables inLuke chapter 16, and it is so powerful. But it's a rich man, it's a parable about a rich man who's begging that someone would go back from the dead to tell his…
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…understand about the Bible. Hades is not hell. Hades is the place of death. It's where people when people die, that's where they go. You see it inLuke chapter 16, where these two guys die and they both go to Hades, the place of the death. Now, people, I'll tell you about this in just a minute, because I have…
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…as special as the rest of them. There's nothing big about Tyre Thera. It was a wealthy city. A very wealthy city. And if you remember in Luke,Luke chapter 16, 14, there was a lady that they came across. Lydia. Do you remember Lydia and Luke? Well, she was also from the city of Tyre Thera. So in Acts 16,…
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…your PhD is nothing but a post hole digger. Amen. Remember that one. Without salvation in Christ, we're on track to become the wealthy man inLuke chapter 16. I read Luke 16 in my devotions yesterday. And the wealthy man there is in Hades, just begging Abraham to send Lazarus to dip his finger in water…
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…this man receives sinners and eats with them. And so after those three parables, Jesus then turns to his disciples, and this is what we get.Luke chapter 16, starting in verse 1 through verse 13. Read with read with me. He also said to his disciples, There was a rich man who had a manager, and charges…
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…to sleep. He has a vision of a man in Macedonia saying, Hey, come over here and help us. So he gets up, and this is where the we chapter starts inLuke chapter 16, where he meets Luke. But Paul gets up and he goes over to Philippi. And it's funny to me that when he gets there, he had a vision of a Macedonian…
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…uh examples to learn, or spiritual examples to learn about eternity. Let's talk about the rich man and Lazarus, the beggar. In the book ofLuke, chapter 16, 19 through 31, you'll be able to read these later, but I want to read just a part of it, part of it right now, and it will be in the book of Luke,…
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…book written in the book of life, he was thrown into the lake of fire. Anyone who doubts the reality of this doubts God's word. Even Jesus taughtLuke chapter 16about a rich man. When he died, he found himself in Hades, and he lifted up his eyes, being in torment. He saw Abraham up in a way and Lazarus in…
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…and information that we miss the actual person often standing right in front of us. And that's exactly the warning that Jesus gives us inLuke chapter 16. Well, last week we looked at one of Jesus' strangest parables in verses 1 to 15 of chapter 16. A manager who gets caught out realizes that the…
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…that we come from. We just live in a world of colliding cultures, and the kingdom of God adds another dimension to that. So I think this passage inLuke chapter 16is coming up against that because the the shrewd manager or the frontomos manager is planning for something worldly, planning for his future. Um,…
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…God's kingdom. Today's passage is perhaps one of the most enlightening and challenging examples of that. In fact, many people, including me, regardLuke chapter 16, verses 1 to 15as one of the most difficult passages in the entire gospel, as it feels confusing when we first read it. Jesus tells a story about a manager who is…
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…theme. Yeah. Well, let me give you another example, and maybe just planting the seed for a couple of weeks' time. Two Sundays' time, I'm looking atLuke chapter 16, and it's called the Parable of the Shrewd Manager. And it's actually one of the hardest parables to interpret in all of scripture. And over time,…
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…is that. How should God's people handle what he's entrusted to us? How should we handle what God has entrusted to us? And here in our text inLuke chapter 16, I think it gives us three characteristics of faithful stewards. See, before Jesus tells us what to do with our possessions, and don't get scared,…
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Luke chapter 16. This is a story that's a pretty popular story from the New Testament. It's a story about a rich man and a man named Lazarus. Some of you may have…
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…to hell. Is that the solution? Let's just quit, let's just not believe it anymore. Jesus teaches us about heaven and hell. In our reading fromLuke chapter 16, let's see what he has to say about a loving God and a God who sends people to hell. We read, There was a rich man who is dressed in purple and…
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…There is no second chance, there is no more today for them. The day expired, and they are separated from God eternally. Think of uh the text inLuke chapter 16, uh, where the rich man in Lazarus, this is parable told by Jesus, where the rich man, it says he feasted sumptuously every day. He was wealthy, he…
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…that that the fire goes on forever, that torment goes on forever. We see in Revelation 20, it's a it's a lake of eternal fire, right? We see inLuke chapter 16, Jesus diminishes the thought of the gospel of second chances. That once you die, well, we'll get another chance. No, this is it. That should that…
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…Better than investing it and losing it. Then losing it all, right? Well, at least he didn't squander his money like the unrighteous steward inLuke chapter 16. At least he didn't blow it on loose living like the prodigal son in Luke chapter 15. At least, at least he didn't waste it. At least he didn't,…
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…he says faith comes by seeing miracles, right? You remember that's no, that is not what Paul says, and even Jesus, He will tell a parable back inLuke chapter 16. He'll tell a parable about a rich man who is condemned to hell, and he is in pain, and he is in suffering. And he says, "I don't want anyone else…
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…place where the fire is not quenched. And Mark Chapter 9, it's a place of regret and torment and fire, and there's no water to quench your thirst.Luke chapter 16in Revelation, it speaks about hell, where the smoke of those tormented there goes up forever and they find no rest. As I told you in Galatians 5,…
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