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Luke 18:14 · BSB
18:14 I tell you, this man, rather than the Pharisee, went home justified. For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, but the one who humbles himself will be exalted.”
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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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…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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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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…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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…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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…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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…to him. What do I do about it? And I learned something really neat in this study that I want to share with you from The Book of Luke because inLuke chapter 18this is the Dilemma. Another person faced a long time before you and me came along. Luke chapter 18 is a familiar parable about the rich man or the…
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Well, good morning, church. Turn with me in your Bibles to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 18, beginning at verse 35. We've been journeying through this middle section of the Gospel of Luke. We have come to our last portion this morning.…
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…but refraining from it out of the benefit of someone else. I could demand it, but I'll ask. So humility and confrontation? Humility and worship?Luke chapter 18juxtaposes two different people worshiping in church. One of them is looking around, comparing himself, going, God, thank you. I'm not like these…
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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 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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