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Luke 18:10 · BSB
18:10 “Two men went up to the temple to pray. One was a Pharisee and the other a tax collector.
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…with more Christians as a whole is that we're much more known for our talking than we are our listening. And I love the example of Jesus, like inLuke chapter 18, with the blind man. He doesn't assume that the blind man wants to see. The first thing he does, he says, what do you want me to do? He asks him a…
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…constantly telling stories that just completely shook up the good, bad dynamics, the good, bad assumptions of his day. Classic example would beLuke chapter 18. Jesus says that two men went to the temple to pray. One was a Pharisee, and in his culture, Pharisee, good, religious person, devout, committed to…
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…constantly telling stories that just completely shook up the good, bad dynamics, the good, bad assumptions of his day. Classic example would beLuke chapter 18. Jesus says that two men went to the temple to pray. One was a Pharisee, and in his culture, Pharisee, good, religious person, devout, committed to…
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So while our boys and girls are heading to their classes, perhaps we can turn in our Bibles to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 18. We're going to read from verse 31 to chapter 19 and verse 10. We find ourselves for the next four weeks in the run-up to Easter, looking at…
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…going to be saved. We learned the same thing in Matthew chapter, 18 and verse 3. Matthew chapter 19 and verse 14, Mark chapter 10 and verse 14,Luke chapter 18, and verse 16, and less, you become as little children, ye shall in no wise. Enter the Kingdom of Heaven, children are not lost whatever. This…
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…live that out? We walk humbly with our God. And in this story that I believe is gonna help articulate this idea of walk humbly, we're gonna find inLuke chapter 18and verse number 9 through 14. And this story that Jesus tells us, it's a story of this Pharisee and a tax collector, and they go up in the temple…
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…process is all about. So we've been looking at a series over the past few weeks on stewardship, on faith, on trust. And this week we're looking atLuke chapter 18. It's a very well-known story. And this is a story about a man who I think seems to have it all. And it's the kind of person that I think most…
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…self-righteous, and they are convinced that they are perfect, and everyone just needs to be like them. In fact, we see a great example of this inLuke chapter 18. Jesus gives a story. He says, Two men went to the temple to pray. One was a Pharisee, the Pharisees were religious leaders, very fundamental, and…
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…self-righteous, and they are convinced that they are perfect, and everyone just needs to be like them. In fact, we see a great example of this inLuke chapter 18. Jesus gives a story. He says, Two men went to the temple to pray. One was a Pharisee, the Pharisees were religious leaders, very fundamental, and…
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…was the fulfillment of all that the Old Testament law and prophets had foretold. And Luke, when he wrote about this event, emphasized that fact. InLuke chapter 18and verse 31, Luke said, And taking the twelve, he said to them, See, we are going up to Jerusalem, and everything that is written about the Son of…
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…and really Jesus' actions here in this passage, to think about the eternal destiny of young children who die. Luke emphasizes in his account, inLuke chapter 18, that some of the children being brought to Jesus in this particular moment were infants. Mark uses a word, paideia, which is just generally used…
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…of a righteousness we can be thankful for. Not like the unrighteousness or the self-righteousness. And so would you turn with me to the book ofLuke, chapter 18? Man, that was cool. I don't know if you guys could ever see this, but all of your heads dropped at the same time. It is good to be among a people…
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…will be exalted. We need Christ. Isaac Watts was a late 17th, early 18th century. Hymnus wrote the following of this parable, Jesus tells inLuke chapter 18. Saints, at your heavenly Father's word, give up your comforts to the Lord. Behold how sinners disagree, the publican and Pharisee. One doeth his…
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…talking about this this morning. And to do that, we're going to look at Ephesians chapter 2, verses 11 to 22. We're also going to take a glance atLuke chapter 18to learn more about what I'm talking about here. And we're going to see four things in Ephesians chapter 2. We're going to see a glimpse of the…
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…Such a person's works are for their own Glory, their own kingdom building. Not Gods. You see this with the The Pharisee and the tax collector inLuke chapter 18, the Pharisee standing by himself, he praised the stew. God God I thank you that I am not like that man over there. those men who are extortioners…
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…Jesus says the problem in our praying is that we're not persistent. Now I want you to turn to one last passage and we'll go home. Look with me toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18. And I want you to look at verse 1 through 8. I'm not going to explain this parable. It's self-explanatory. But I want you to just…
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…I want to show you this morning that we see in Scripture. And I'm going to give you a couple of places to turn to so you can be there and be ready.Luke chapter 18, and then we're going to be looking at Luke chapter 9, just a couple of passages. But the first position shift that we see, the first position I…
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…Compassion. Give you two more. Jesus meets the ten lepers in Luke 17. Jesus, son of David, have what on us? Have pity. Have compassion. Same thing,Luke chapter 18with the blind man who's outside Jericho who presumably is Bartimaeus. He shouts out, Jesus, son of David, have mercy on me. The exact same cry.…
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…very much for your prayers for us in Chester. We really do appreciate you praying for us. We're looking at this passage that Paul read for us inLuke chapter 18. And do turn back there if you've got a Bible with you, Luke 18, and the Church Bibles, that's page 877. I don't know whether you might follow…
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…next week to hear the latest message. Thanks for listening. Well, good morning. If you've got your Bibles with you, go ahead and open them up toLuke chapter 18is where we're going to be this morning. As we've been kind of working our way through the gospel of Luke since Christmas, we've been not going…
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