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Luke 17:20–21 · BSB
17:20 When asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, Jesus replied, “The kingdom of God will not come with observable signs.
17:21 Nor will people say, ‘Look, here it is,’ or ‘There it is.’ For you see, the kingdom of God is in your midst.”
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You're listening to a message to go from Acts Church. We hope this message will light up your day. I'm going to be teaching fromLuke chapter 17today. In the interest of time, I'm going to go straight into the teaching. Luke chapter 17. So if you have your Bibles, it'll be good for you all…
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…I forgive. Removes his power. I want you to see this. Remember your focus. Jesus is saying this. Remember your focus. He gives three words inLuke chapter 17. It's the only time we see it recorded. And Jesus said this: remember Lot's wife. I'm gonna be finished in about an hour, so please hang with me.…
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…now Jesus is saying, It's not that way anymore. My kingdom is not from here. And Jesus has said, You can't see it unless you're born from above.Luke chapter 17. Um, Luke 17, verse 20. When asked, he was okay, he was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come. Because again, they're they want…
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…a church, and it perfectly sets the table for our time together. And if you got your Bibles, would you open them up to Luke chapter 17, verse 31?Luke chapter 17. If not, it's in your notes, or actually, you don't have notes today, it's on the slide. It begins this way. Now Jesus, on his way to Jerusalem,…
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Julius: The Holy Gospel, according toLuke chapter 17, beginning at verse eleven, and this will serve as the sermon text this morning. On another occasion, as Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem, he was…
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…They need to know about Jesus. Perhaps that's how we know how seriously we take these things is how seriously we're sharing Jesus. Jesus warned inLuke chapter 17. It should appear on the screen for us. Just as it was in the days of Noah, so also it will be in the days of the son of man. People were eating…
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A reading from the gospel according toLuke, chapter 17, beginning at verse 11. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus was passing along between Samaria and Galilee, and as he entered a village, he was met by…
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…okay? Then it's gonna get better after that. Alright? We okay? Number one is offense. Offense will stop the life of God flowing through you. AndLuke chapter 17. Sorry, I have a few few verses from Luke today. We're back, guys. Jesus says to his disciples, things that cause people to stumble are bound to…
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…cheated. I serve faithfully for a while and start asking why God hasn't promoted me yet. Jesus addresses the servant's posture before the master inLuke chapter 17verses seven through 10. It's a challenging passage, but it speaks directly into the idea that obedience somehow places God in our debt. Will any…
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…you were doing this for evil. I'm grateful. God meant for good. Be grateful. And that's what life requires of us to do. Be grateful. When you readLuke chapter 17, and I would like us to turn to the book of Luke or the gospel according to St. Luke. Luke chapter 17. I'll read from verse 11 to verse 17. I want…
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…come back until something changes in her life. And that's exactly where Jesus is taking his disciples here as he gathered them together. Because inLuke chapter 17, he reminded them the Son of Man is coming. And he's going to ultimately make everything right. And his kingdom is going to come with all his…
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…you feel this pressure to have to forgive. Because it's the right thing to do. But it's hard. Our key passage in this uh in this topic is inLuke 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…
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…Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh already here. Yes. And that's kind of what we're going to go on to talk about because this passage, particularly the uhLuke chapter 17from verse 20 to uh 37 would be familiar to a lot of people and often associated with end times, um, particularly some of the verses and particular…
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…focus? What naturally draws your focus as we read our passage today? Now this is a long piece of scripture, so do your best to hold your focus.Luke chapter 17, verses twenty. Once on being asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, Jesus replied, The coming of the kingdom of God is not…
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If you found your place there inLuke chapter 17, verse number 11, the Bible says this, ! As they went, they were cleansed. And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back with a loud…
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…different resources from there. Thanks for joining us and we hope you're encouraged by today's teaching. When Aidan preached last week fromLuke chapter 17, we were 22 weeks into our series called King and Kingdom Come, as we take a close look at the big themes we see through the Gospel of Luke. We…
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…and nothing in life is owed to you. While it comes from a secular context, this quote captures the heart of what we're talking about today fromLuke chapter 17. So I've shortened it for our title Owed Nothing, Given Everything. The start of chapter 17 contains some striking instructions on sin, repentance,…
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…that kind of leads me to the message I'm preparing now for Sunday, which will be our next episode of the podcast. Uh, and I'll be uh moving intoLuke chapter 17. And one of the themes that we'll talk about is is that of duty, of dutiful service, of giving our lives to something, maybe in unglamorous and…
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…plus cities that Paul had traveled to, sharing the gospel and planting churches on his missionary trips. In the book of Acts, which was written byLuke, chapter 17, Luke states that Paul spent at least three weeks here in this city. And many people had believed the gospel that he was preaching, before he was…
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…about why it's so hard to forgive. And the reason why it's so hard to forgive According to the passage that we're going to be looking at today inLuke chapter 17, it is so hard to forgive because the church itself is not made up of natural friends. It's made up of actually natural enemies. You see, inside…
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