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Luke 18:12 · BSB
18:12 I fast twice a week and pay tithes of all that I acquire.’
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…to prayer, chapter 4, verse 2. That word devoted means to be constant, to be steadfast, to be persevering. You might recall that on one occasion inLuke chapter 18, Jesus is teaching his disciples about prayer. He told them a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. Don't we…
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…to us by your Holy Spirit. And we give you permission to do that. Thank you. We pray this in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. You may be seated. Again,Luke chapter 18. We're finishing up Luke 18, and one of the great things is that we are coming to the close of a significant section in the book of Luke. We are…
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…to the cross, and he's talking a lot about eternity and about his kingdom, what it means to be in his family. In a sense, you can think of Jesus inLuke chapter 18, where we've been. That's page 877 of the Bible in the pew in front of you, 877 if you want to look at these stories for just a second. Think of it…
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…Why didn't they not ask Jesus? Instead, they go to his disciples. Now, you need to remember, the Pharisees had disciples too. You can see that inLuke chapter 18. They were teachers, and as teachers, they had their own disciples. So here, in this situation in Matthew 9, there are teachers challenging the…
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…in mom's arms this morning, have sinned against a most holy God. And we are in need of repentance. Repentance begins with humility. Turn with me toLuke chapter 18. Beginning in verse 9 and following. I like it when the biblical writers tell us why Jesus told the parable. Verse 9, Jesus also told this parable…
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…we're talking today about real children and a real young man. It's not just stories that Jesus told. Wonderful though they are. So we're reading inLuke chapter 18and we're going to start reading at verse 15. Luke chapter 18 and reading from verse 15. And it says, A certain ruler asked him, Good teacher, what…
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…it, this week? It's cold, I think we should all go into hibernation. Get away from the cold. Good, well, if you've got a Bible, then please turn toLuke chapter 18. It's where we're going to be this morning. And to warm us up, I want to begin by asking you a question, getting you thinking. Here's the question.…
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…you have assurance before God because Christ accomplished it. In the beloved accepted and free. We're accepted in Christ. Jesus tells a parable inLuke chapter 18beginning in verse 9. Luke records Jesus also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous. They thought they could…
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Well, tonight we're looking atLuke chapter 18. So if you want to turn there in a Bible, that would be great. Looking at one of Jesus' parables. Last week we looked at the parable of the…
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…mean when I say that prayer is an expression of faith? Maybe this will help. This is the Bible's version of the old Bo Jackson commercial. This isLuke chapter 18, starting in verses 1 to 8. This is Jesus talking. He says, and he told them a parable to the effect that they always ought to pray and not lose…
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…I can't remember what it said. And it's interesting because Luke only uses that phrase one other time in his gospel. And if you fast forward toLuke chapter 18, we'll just put something on the screen. He uses it when he's dealing with and talking to the rich young ruler. And the young ruler's question to…
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…have to use big flowery speech. Matter of fact, let me just read to you. You don't have to turn there. It'll come up on the screen from from fromLuke chapter 18. If you're writing stuff down, you can just write down that and check it later and see if it's in there. This is how the Bible doesn't want you to…
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And to Luke 18,Luke chapter 18, and we're looking at verses 18 to 30 today, verse 18 to 30. ! I really hate the way in Ealing that charity shops and betting shops are the great…
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…grace and mercy and kindness I think it's incredibly similar to the sort of teaching which is going on in Luke's gospel from round aboutLuke chapter 18you know the rich young man who comes up to Jesus and he says to Jesus what's the what's the good thing what's the one good thing that I must do to…
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…the Spirit on the day of Pentecost. So he's setting out on this journey and he's interrupted. We get from the context of the parallel passages inLuke chapter 18and in Matthew chapter 19 that he's this rich young ruler, likely a ruler of the synagogue, which would have been a very esteemed religious…
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…is, that's where your affections are going to be. Second verse, I want us to look at. If you're in Matthew, turn to the right, to the book of Luke.Luke chapter 18. Starting in verse 18. And a ruler asked him, Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? And Jesus said to him, Why do you call me good?…
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…we? The rich and the poor, the children and the old, the crooked and the pillars of society. They're all there. And as we come to the end ofLuke chapter 18, the end of the chapter, which is 35 to 43, is really the kind of example par excellence of what Jesus has been teaching. It is a bog standard day…
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Well, I'll turn, if you will, toLuke chapter 18, from page 8, 7 and 7, Luke chapter 18. And we've been going through Luke for about a year and a half, and we come to verses 15 and 17, which is a…
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…that matters in this world is to be comfortable and well off. And so he's forsaken me. He's abandoned the gospel. Think of the rich young ruler inLuke chapter 18. You cannot help but love the man in Luke 18. He's earnest. He comes running to Jesus. It's not a philosophy class at Oxford University. It's not a…
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…here. The rich and the poor. The widow and the kids. The blind and the see-in. The religious and the scum. They're all here. They're all there inLuke chapter 18. But the problem is, isn't it, when you know a chapter like Luke 18, where do you come to it and you think you know what it's going to say? And so…
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