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Luke 18:16 · BSB
18:16 But Jesus called the children to Him and said, “Let the little children come to Me, and do not hinder them! For the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
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…and seeing how, how, how we're successful in that realm, but how faithful we are to him and to God's commands. Let, let's continue going on over toLuke chapter 18here. Now we jump on over church. Are you still with us here, Luke 18. We're gonna start off in verse uh, 18. It says, A certain ruler asked him,…
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…of people like you and me. Jump forward with me, please, to chapter 18 of Luke's Gospel, chapter 18, and see here the possibility of redemption.Luke chapter 18. In this account, a wealthy man comes to Jesus wanting to know what he has to do to earn God's redemption. salvation. And it soon becomes very…
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…be in despair. All right? There's a lot of Luke left for us to cover. All right. So, with that being said, we are in the Book of Luke this week.Luke, chapter 18. All right. I want you to find Luke chapter 18. Put a piece of paper there, a bookmark, a ribbon for those of you that are old school, the young…
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…which is never adequate. This guy's going to heaven because he's trusting in God's forgiveness. You see that? Luke records that story inLuke chapter 18. And again in Acts, the the message of justification by faith is all throughout the book. So Luke here is placing this contextually, this idea,…
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Amen. If you have your Bibles, I want you to turn toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18. Jesus is the master teacher. He knows how to grab you and take you in. Every time I prepare a message on the words of Christ, I'm…
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…says, before you come and feast on me, you must recognize your need. You are a sinner in great need of a Savior. One more example from the book ofLuke. Chapter 18. Chapter 18. The parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. Luke says in verse 9, chapter 18. Jesus told this parable to some who trusted in…
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…said it is finished. My acceptance before God is all because of what he accomplished and not because of what I accomplish. Jesus told a parable inLuke chapter 18. I think just a few weeks ago, Cody brought this text to us during our Lord's Supper gathering. He said this to some who trusted in themselves that…
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Luke chapter 18, if you've ever prayed about a matter so long that you just want to quit praying about it, this message is for you. If your prayer lacks faithful…
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…my heart rejoice. My heart is set on keeping your decrees. And to the very end, they are my choice. Now, can we turn once again in our Bibles toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18, and we're going to read from verse 9 to verse number 34. We're going to be thinking this morning about verses 9 to 14, thinking…
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…into something much more. And that is seen by Jesus, giving a hint to that and another teaching. And I want you to see it very quickly andLuke chapter 18and Luke 18, you see what was the common practice of The Devout in Jesus day and this will bring us two more understanding of what's behind this…
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…is the person here today who says, I really don't need a change. I'm gonna be okay. The self-righteous. I need you to turn quickly just to see inLuke chapter 18. Keep your finger back there in Galatians 6, but Luke 18. There's a few things that the self-righteous do that I just want us to be aware of,…
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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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…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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