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Luke 18:1 · BSB
18:1 Then Jesus told them a parable about their need to pray at all times and not lose heart:
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…Christians, judging and hating and casting stones at people, all the while committing the same sins. Quickly switch over to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 18. And he spake this parable unto certain which trusted in themselves that were righteous and despised others. This one has a target on it. And he…
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…third grade, they can go ahead and head out to their class now. The rest of us, if you would, go ahead and open up your Bibles to the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 18, and we're going to be looking at verses 9 through 14 together this morning. If you don't have a Bible with you, no worries. There should be one…
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…or this position of knowing we're supposed to pray, but we don't know how or why. So Jesus helps answer this question by telling a story. So inLuke chapter 18, it's it's interesting to me in Luke 18 when Jesus tells this story, the English version of the Bible calls it the parable of the persistent widow.…
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…Pharisees actually began fasting twice a week. And they mandated it. Jesus actually references this pattern in a parable later in Luke's gospel.Luke chapter 18, the uh uh parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, Jesus says this the Pharisee was standing and praying like this about himself. God, I…
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…him, own him as possessions. There's so many people in our world today. And it's like the Pharisee and the publican. Turn to Luke 18, real quick.Luke chapter 18. Again, Jesus said he sees the heart. It's all about the heart. In Luke 18, these two men go to the temple to pray. Because it read that's what's…
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…you all this morning, and uh we are gonna continue our series uh in the parables in the Gospel of Luke. So if you want to turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 18, that's where we'll find ourselves this morning. You can also find that in the bulletin as well. And uh, we've been calling this series the stories…
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…never a point where you arrive and you've made it. Um, I was reading in Luke this week, and this passage just really jumped out to me. It's fromLuke chapter 18, uh, verses 9 through 14. He says, uh, it's, or Luke writes, to some who were confident of their own righteousness and looked down on everyone…
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…pray at all times. We must continue to pray. We must pray without ceasing, brothers and sisters. The Lord Jesus teaches on this in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 18. He teaches His disciples through a parable. He says this. Now, He was telling them a parable starting in verse 1. And listen to why He's telling…
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…Is there another verse? Because I wouldn't put another one if I was writing it. That looks like a good place to end. Let's finish up withLuke chapter 18and verses 9 through 14. Hallelujah, hallelujah. Hallelujah, hallelujah. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. It's okay to be weak to the Lord. Yes.…
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…cool enough to kind of like get their own space, but we'll kind of learn a little bit about what Jesus says about prayer. So we will start here inLuke chapter 18, the parable of the persistent without a Luke lately. What's that? We've done a lot of Luke lately. Yeah, the big parable guy. Yeah, I think we…
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…him being the main thing. And if you haven't caught on already, we're gonna talk about money. So, what I want us to do is we're going to jump intoLuke chapter 18, and as you kind of turn there, here's maybe what I want us, here's where we're gonna go with this conversation. Um, because I'm not gonna try to…
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Luke chapter 18, sorry again, verse 35 says this. Then it happened as he was coming near Jericho that a certain man blind sat by the road begging. And hearing a…
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…TAKING YOU A MINUTE TO GET INTO YOUR SEASON OR WHERE YOU'RE GOING, DON'T QUIT BELIEVING GOD. JUST KEEP PROPHESYING TO IT. SO LET'S TURN OVER TOLUKE CHAPTER 18, VERSE ONE. AND IT SAYS, "AND HE SPOKE A PARABLE UNTO THEM," TO THIS END, "THAT MEN OUGHT ALWAYS TO," WHAT? PRAY. AND NOT, WHAT? FAINT, SO AGAIN,…
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…to go out of here feeling, oh, I'm ready to quit. No, no, go out of here and say, Yeah, okay, back to it, Lord. I need to get back to it. Look atLuke chapter 18. That's why maybe you ought to pick up that power through prayer with E.M. bounds and read a chapter every once in a while. It'll fit in your…
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…together. We've been looking at this series on prayer and really how to pray. And this morning I want us to look at this parable that comes inLuke chapter 18. And really it talks about two attitudes of how we can approach God in prayer. But Jesus is teaching in Luke chapter 18, and he uses a parable to…
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…You are good,” but still miss Him because something else is better. That’s what our story is all about. The story that was read for us comes fromLuke chapter 18, and it’s the story of one man who hears about Jesus, has a conversation with Jesus, is invited by Jesus Himself to follow Him, and looks at Jesus…
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…them kind of a dead, dry, legalistic religion, where they compared themselves often to others. At least we see that in this story, and of course inLuke chapter 18, the Pharisee and the tax collector. I thank God I'm not like him. I tithe even on what I have in my cupboards. Well, we've learned that the…
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…I think we'll be done with this. Luke 18, because I'm not trying to scold anybody, I'm just saying a little attitude check tonight. Stay with me.Luke chapter 18. You say, man, I'm I'm I'm I was I came in encouraged, but now I'm discouraged. Stay with me. Luke 18. Look at verse 9. Verse 9. So he spake this…
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…And that's a good word for it. This means like babies. This means very small infants. Not just a child, but these are small little children. InLuke chapter 18, the same word is translated as babies. That's what this is. So adults, parents are bringing their babies, their helpless little infants to Jesus…
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…And that's a good word for it. This means like babies. This means very small infants. Not just a child, but these are small little children. InLuke chapter 18, the same word is translated as babies. That's what this is. So adults, parents are bringing their babies, their helpless little infants to Jesus…
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