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Luke 16:13 · BSB
16:13 No servant can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money.”
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…Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. Turn with me, if you will, this morning to Luke 16,Luke chapter 16. Last week we finished up looking at one of the most beloved parables in all the Bible, the story of the prodigal son. And this week we turned the…
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…future, saw what he needed to do. He just went for it. Just went for it. Have a look at it. You've got your service sheets there in front of you.Luke 16, verses 1 to 15. Look at verse 1. Jesus told his disciples there was a rich man whose manager was accused of wasting his possessions. And so he called him in and…
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…referring to it a lot as we go through this morning, so it's vital that we have the Scriptures opening in front of us. But let's pray as we come toLuke chapter 16together. Dear Father, we would still ourselves now and just recognize what we are doing this morning, that we have come together to hear your word…
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…That's the question that Jesus is asking his disciples and religious leaders of his day. And that's the question that Jesus is asking us fromLuke 16, verse 1 to 18. Who are you serving? But we need to remember that this passage has a context. So it is in Luke's gospel. Luke's orderly account of the life, death…
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…that it would be a little cooler, my apologies, but it's nice to have it not quite so hot. Our passage tonight is a complicated one. It's found inLuke chapter 16, verses 1 through 18, on page 875 in your pew Bibles, and I would encourage you to look it up and follow with me, because over the course of the next half hour or so,…
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…to the supremacy of Christ and to his deity. Let me have you think about the importance of the Word in the life of the believer. However, turn toLuke chapter 16where Jesus hammers the issue of the supremacy and importance of the Scriptures. Luke chapter 16, verse 27. By the way, the account that we have…
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…if you do not repent, you will perish eternally, not just here on this earth. Hell is a real place where real emotions and real feelings exist. InLuke chapter 16, we have the story of Lazarus, a homeless man with swords on his body and a rich man. And the rich man eats rich food. And it says that Lazarus…
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