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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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…is God saying, There will come a day. You may not think that there will be a day, but there will be a day when God will judge the world. And inLuke chapter 18, there's a parable that Jesus tells that shows us about the reality of justice, because the longing for that day is really a longing for justice.…
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…and that is religion obeys to get things from God. But when we embrace the good news, we obey out of gratitude and hope. Now, this is hinted at inLuke chapter 18, because what you see is that the Pharisee is there saying, God, here's my resume. And what that is, in a sense, is a way of saying, God, here's…
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…someone that's full of pride, not to have a proud heart, but rather to be humble, to be poor in spirit. And Jesus gives us this incredible story inLuke chapter 18. He tells this story where he says, uh, Jesus told this story to some who had great confidence in their own righteousness and scorned everyone…
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…and forgiveness is given to those who completely abandon all personal efforts and receive that gospel by faith. I'm going to close this way. InLuke chapter 18, Jesus helpfully illustrates the difference between legalists, this performance-driven salvation, and the gospel of grace. I'm just going to read…
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…friends, they see right through that kind of behavior. What they see is a Pharisee. They see someone praying that Pharisaical prayer fromLuke chapter 18. God, I thank you that I am not like other people. And they see right through it. It's no wonder that Christians are so often accused of hypocrisy.…
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…God, not having God at the center of it. You know what? I let go of that. I found something way better than this. I found love. The Bible says inLuke chapter 18, two men went to the temple to pray. One of them was a Pharisee, a man of faith, a man of religion, a great believer. The other one was just a tax…
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Turn back toLuke chapter 18. That will be a great help for me tonight. We're looking at this parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector tonight. ! And broadly the theme of…
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…the life that He's called, that we can somehow bless God by being so obedient to Him. And I want you to turn to the Gospel of Luke, the Gospel ofLuke chapter 18. And I want to look at one of these parables that Jesus gave us. Now, a parable if you haven't been around the church, a long time a parable, it's…
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…16. But as time went on, the Pharisees and the religious leaders began to say that, no, it's most appropriate to fast twice a week. In fact, inLuke chapter 18, in the parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee, the Pharisee lifts his face up to heaven and says, God, you know how much I fast. I fast…
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…your spirit. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. Amen. You can have a C if you got a Bible. I invite you to take it and open it up toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18, as you know, we've been going through a series of parables. We've got two more weeks of parables, and then we'll start in the…
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Amen. Turn your Bibles toLuke chapter 18. And can we give a hand clap for the great I Am? That is one of my favorite songs to worship to. I didn't even tell the team that, but man, that…
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…Do it in secret. And your heavenly Father who sees in secret will what? He'll reward you. Jesus promises rewards for obedience. He tells Peter inLuke chapter 18when Peter says, see, we've left our homes and followed you. Jesus says, truly I say to you, there is no one who has left house or wife or brothers…
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…we thank you for who you are. We thank you for your love. And it's in your name we pray. Amen. And if you got your Bibles, go ahead and open up toLuke chapter 18as we continue on in our series about the parables. Now, as we go through this each week, there's three questions that are going to underline every…
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…something that may be stirring up or convicting, just know this is pretty much me talking straight into a mirror as well. We're gonna pick it up,Luke chapter 18, starting in verse 9, we're going on the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. He also told this parable to some who trusted in…
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…So this is what we're going to be doing for the next five weeks. We started last week looking at Luke chapter 12, and this week we'll be looking atLuke chapter 18. These encounters that Jesus has and what they teach us about stewardship and generosity. So this week we're looking at chapter 18, and we're going…
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…opportunity in the broken places of your lives to actually come through it and realize the blessing in the in that space. So I'm gonna read fromLuke chapter 18. Sorry, Luke chapter 18, I'm gonna bring some context to the idea of brokenness, and then we'll move on to the passage of scripture in Mark chapter…
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…through belief. Comes through trust. It does not come through religious rituals, deeds, or being a good person. In fact, Jesus told a parable inLuke chapter 18, and it's going to be on the screen, verses 9 through 14, where he talks about the person trying to earn their salvation versus the person who was…
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…ask two questions. What promotes unity, and then what prevents unity? So, first, what prevents unity? And for this, I just want to turn over toLuke chapter 18. There's a well-known story here of the Pharisee and the tax collector going to pray. And here's what it says, verse 9. It says, to some who were…
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…go to God with your requests. Go to him over and over again. He actually illustrates this desire that God has for us to persist in our prayers inLuke chapter 18. It says, one day Jesus told his disciples a story to show that they should always pray and never give up. There was a judge in a certain city, he…
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…go to God with your requests. Go to him over and over again. He actually illustrates this desire that God has for us to persist in our prayers inLuke chapter 18. It says, one day Jesus told his disciples a story to show that they should always pray and never give up. There was a judge in a certain city, he…
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