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Luke 16:22 · BSB
16:22 One day the beggar died and was carried by the angels to Abraham’s side. And the rich man also died and was buried.
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…Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Let's join Pastor Doug Fisher as he preaches another important biblical message from the Word of God.Luke chapter 16, it's the uh parable of the unjust steward. And he says this in Luke chapter 16, verse number one. And he said also unto his disciples, there was a…
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…Well done, thou good and faithful servant. Let's join Pastor Doug Fisher as he preaches another important biblical message from the Word of God.Luke chapter 16. I want to give you two words tonight that I hope will ring true with you for a little while. Luke chapter 16, and then also would you pick up…
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…of the unseen. And for this reason, we have great confidence in coming to this wonderful yet great parable that we'll look at this afternoon fromLuke chapter 16. The title of my lesson is A Glimpse of the Other Side. A Glimpse of the Other Side. We'll get to our text in just a moment. You know, when Jesus…
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…you. I think it's worth it. And so you got to remember, and I'm not saying that's what this is because it doesn't say that, but in the context ofLuke chapter 16, Jesus is teaching in parables. So is Jesus simply sharing a parable or is he actually sharing the reality? Was there really a person named…
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…you. Your grace be around this situation and only the way that your grace can do it. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Cool. Well, let's jump intoLuke chapter 16. We're gonna get into verse one. And as we jump into this, uh, man, hang with me if there's any parts you're like, this is a weird story, okay?…
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…things that we're just not meant to know in this life. We have to trust the Lord for it. And so this passage that I want to begin with is found inLuke chapter 16, verses 19 to 31. And as you can see on the screen, I put together a diagram. It's also on the back of your sermon notes in the handout this morning. That we're…
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…the same pattern appears elsewhere in scripture. You ever make that connection that the passage of the rich man and Lazarus? This is powerful.Luke chapter 16. And I'm not going to read the entire entire account there what what we're reading there what what Jesus is teaching but but look look uh in this…
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…going to shock you even more. This isn't just something David believed. This is what Jesus believed, and this is what Jesus taught. If you go readLuke chapter 16, there's a story in there where Jesus talks about what's happening at that point in time in the afterlife. And he gives us this story about a rich…
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…that place until this time that we're reading here in Revelation Chapter 9. If you remember the story and Luke and not the story, the teaching andLuke chapter 16. I, you know, I got to be careful. Sometimes we say story is that made believe or everything in the Bible is, is true. You know, Jonah was in the…
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…not believe God's word, if men do not believe God's word, they're not going to believe even if one rose from the dead before them. That's Luke's.Luke chapter 16is the story of rich man and Lazarus, right? The rich man died and went to hell and in hell he lifted up his eyes being in torment. And he asked…
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…but to see it. It's supposed to reshape our lives. It's supposed to reshape our relationships and reshape our communities. And that leads us toLuke chapter 16. Because if Luke 15 shows us how God redeems people, how he restores people, then Luke 16 shows us how redeemed people live. And if you've read…
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…he often does, getting their attention to determine what they're living for. So if you have your. Bibles open, if you're still with me. Thus far,Luke chapter 16is where we're going to be, and we're going to jump right into a story that Jesus is going to tell. To help. People understand what really matters…
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…But Jesus reveals that hell is a place not just for the unrighteous, but for the religious who do not obey God. And what is he preaching to them?Luke chapter 16. Let's turn there and look at that. Jesus says more about hell than he does about heaven. I know you've heard that before. Luke chapter number 16.…
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…an interesting parable here, the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. I bet everyone here, this is so familiar with it. Initially, the parable inLuke 16, verses 19 through 31that takes us through the chapter seems to have little connection when you first look at it to what comes before it. But the phrase here, if you…
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…to the right. At least in my Bible, it's five pages. Different Bible have different prints. But in my Bible, five pages to the right, we go toLuke chapter 16. Same book of the Bible. Jesus is the same person talking, and he tells this story. And this one that I'm about to read to you, this is the…
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…God sent him to Zarephath. And so we see throughout Scripture, this is one of God's ways of giving providential placement. I want you to look atLuke chapter 16. I just want you to see a complimentary text to this. Luke 16, and we'll look at verses 10 through 12. He who is faithful in what is least is…
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…Everything about the Kingdom of heaven is a gift. It's a gift by the grace of Almighty God. If you got your Bible, turn with me over to Luke.Luke chapter 16. Excuse me, Luke chapter 18 and as you're turning there, I I want you to remember the what Jesus said in the synagogue of Nazareth in Luke chapter…
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…gives us. Wine makes glad the heart of man, we say in the psalm. just from that point of view. The parable of the rich man and Lazarus, which is inLuke chapter 16, examines what happens to the person that lives without the perspective of eternity. And Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees, a particular group of…
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…ladies If y'all need anything, I know they're already ready for the year. It's going to be an awesome year. Praise the Lord. Let's go to the word.Luke chapter 16This is the first Sunday message of the year, and it's one that God gave me a few months ago for this very day. Y'all can stay seated for a while.…
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…through stewardship. Listen carefully. There will be a pop quiz on this. You're avoiding judgment through stewardship. You say, What do you mean?Luke chapter 16, starting verse 19. There's a story about these two guys, the rich man and Lazarus. Okay, the rich man was rich, the poor man was poor. Okay,…
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