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Luke 17:1 · BSB
17:1 Jesus said to His disciples, “It is inevitable that stumbling blocks will come, but woe to the one through whom they come!
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…It is only the devil. [SPEAKER_01]: that would provoke and encourage any kind of division and disunity. [SPEAKER_01]: Now, I want to readLuke chapter 17, verse 1 through 4, because this is really the core scripture that I want to really talk about today. [SPEAKER_01]: Ephesians 4 is great, but let's look at Luke 17, 1…
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…But it's hard. Our key passage in this uh in this topic is in Luke chapter 17. This is an interesting interaction between Jesus and his disciples.Luke chapter 17, verse 1 through 5, and I use the the Holman Christian Standard Bibles translation because it translates this word uh in the Greek called scandalon as offense.…
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…own self. And God has provided this text so that we'll see things as He does. Jesus is deadly serious about this. He goes on to say, Jesus would inLuke chapter 17, verse 1, temptations to sin are sure to come. You know what a temptation to sin is? That's a stumbling block. That's what that is. And he says about the…
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…about that. And yet in order to really understand and to learn, about forgiveness, we have to understand about the seriousness of our sin. Now, inLuke 17, verse 1, Jesus said to his disciples, things that cause people to stumble or things that cause people to sin are bound to come. But woe to anyone through…
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…faith. When you hold on to offenses, it means a brother offended you and you refuse to forgive or you refuse to fellowship with the brother. Now,Luke 17, verse 1 to 10. Offenses. Luke 17, verse 1 to 10. Then Jesus said unto his disciples, unto the disciples, it is impossible but that offenses will come. But woe…
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…you got to do it. It is a revelation and an expression of God's heart for us. It It's the same expression that Jesus shared in our gospel lesson inLuke 17:1when the 10 lepers called out to him. And Jesus being so good in his mercy and grace recognizes their suffering, their ostracism, and in this case,…
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…said, how often should I forgive my brother? Right? In fact, let's look at the one before we come to this one. Let's look at the one in Luke. InLuke chapter 17 verse 1. To give us context to that text, Luke chapter 17 verse 1. Then he said to the disciples, it is impossible that no offenses should come. Alright?…
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…a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted. Why am I telling you this? Because all offenses are coming. They're inevitable. Let's go back toLuke 17, verse 1, and let's look at the amplified this time. Jesus said to his disciples, stumbling blocks, temptation and traps set to lure one to sin are sure to…
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…the Lord. What kind of leading again does Jesus lead us to? He leads us to give. Praise the Lord. He leads us to give. He leads us to forgive.Luke chapter 17, verse 1 to 10. He leaves us to forgive. To give to those in need. Praise the Lord. To give to those in need. So when was the last time you listened to God tell…
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…recognized that being willing to forgive is different from being postured in forgiveness. Read, read, read, read for us, Re Angela, read for us.Luke 17:1. Y'all went down off that one. See, because let me go and tell you why. They mad. They don't they not they done shut down. Being willing, you know,…
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…others stumble (20/11/24) Welcome to this Come to Jesus Daily Devotional as we continue in our Luke, Exploring Who Jesus is series. Today, fromLuke 17:1-2, we reflect on how we are to do all we can avoid to inspire faith in others rather than being a source of stumbling. To watch this devotional,…
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…as we continue in our Luke, Exploring Who Jesus is series. This week I’m trialing only posting on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Today, fromLuke 17:1, we reflect on how sin attempts to trip all of us, but in Christ, we can stand strong. To watch this devotional, select the link below…
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…is by following Jesus, we're never gonna be hurt, we're never gonna have offense, we're never gonna be betrayed. But Jesus himself said this inLuke chapter 17, verse 1. Jesus said to his disciples, things that cause people to stumble are bound to come. Like you're gonna have some hurts and some betrayals in your…
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…It can totally change the course of someone's life, for better or worse. And that's why God deals with teachers more sternly. As Jesus says inLuke 17:1, I don't know if you guys remember this verse, things that cause people to stumble are sure to come. It's inevitable. But woe to anyone through…
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Now that's page 823 in the Pew Bible, if you want to turn there with me.Luke chapter 17, verses 1 through 10. Let me read this passage for us. And he, that is Jesus, said to his disciples, Temptations to sin are sure to come, but woe to the one through…
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…about this extraordinary, ordinary Christian community. And we'll talk about it for a few minutes after we read. Picking up Jesus' conversation atLuke 17, verse 1. He's talking now to His disciples. This is God's holy, inerrant, infallible Word that He gives to us so that we can know how to have relationship…
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…said and actually did. It's how we know about Jesus. So what is it that Jesus said about being a busybody? Was he encouraging us to be busybodies?Luke 17, verse 1. And he said to his disciples, so Jesus is speaking to his followers at this particular case, temptation to sin, temptations to sin are sure to…
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Our scripture reading this morning is found in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 17, verses 1 through 4. The passage can also be found in the Bible that's located there in the seat in front of you on page 876. If you don't have a Bible with you this…
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…and we'll see how that works and what goes with that as God calls us to walk with Him, and what does it mean to walk with Him? You ready? Okay, soLuke 17, verses 1and 2, and He said to His disciples, it is inevitable that it will happen. It has to happen. Don't be surprised when it happens. It's going to…
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…has been revolutionized and never the same. And I can go back and pinpoint it to that day when I apologize to him. I've never been the same.Luke 17, verse 1, Jesus said, it is impossible that offenses will not come. Now let me put that in today's vernacular. If you breathe air, you will have the…
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