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Luke 18:29 · BSB
18:29 “Truly I tell you,” Jesus replied, “no one who has left home or wife or brothers or parents or children for the sake of the kingdom of God
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…This idea that we can do it ourself. You can pull it off. You can make it happen. So I'd encourage you if you would please turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18 we're going to be starting in verse 9 we're moving our way to verse 17. If you're using the Pew Bible in front of you it's on page…
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…I have for you is that I can step on you to get where I want to be. Jesus said, Be the servant you are supposed to be. Jesus told this parable inLuke chapter 18, 1 chapter down. He says, to some who were confident of their own righteousness and looked down on everyone else, Jesus told this parable. 2 men…
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…we are building here. Are you with me? First thing we're building a house for the next generation. We're building a house for the next generation.Luke, chapter 18. One day, some parents brought their little children to Jesus so he could touch and bless them. But when the disciples saw this, they scolded the…
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If you would remain standing and turn to the gospel ofLuke, chapter 18, we're going to look at verses 9 through 14, the Pharisee and the tax collector. This parable, a short parable, but significant parable. Let's go…
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…they? And suddenly our treasures become less about what they do for us and more about what they can do for others for Christ's sake. I think aboutLuke chapter 18, we meet the rich young ruler. And for those who know the story, you know it's a bit of a tragedy, isn't it? The rich young ruler comes up to Jesus…
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…I'm going to back up. I'm going to read a good portion of scripture. Are you ready? It's going to be lengthy, but it's going to be necessary. SoLuke, chapter 18. I'm going to start in verse 35 and I'm going to go all the way through Luke 19, verse #26. I just want to set the context historically for this…
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…Also, we know that Jesus is a sinner. One out of two. We're disciples of Moses. We keep the law, right? Reminds me of the parable Jesus told inLuke chapter 18of two men that come into the temple to pray. The first one is a Pharisee. And he stands and prays proudly of all the wonderful religious things he…
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…Mark gets his name when he's writing his account, and Bartimaeus was an influence. You say how do we know he's an influencer? Look at verse 43. InLuke chapter 18. When he tells the story. He says this immediately after he received his sight and followed Jesus, praising God. When all the people saw it. They…
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…speaks of the coming Messiah. So note that response right? A zeal for God begins with this humility. Another place that we can witness this isLuke chapter 18this is verse 9 and following Jesus tells a parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and treated others with contempt.…
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…not really, truly communicating with God out of dependence on God. So that is what Jesus is warning against. Look over in Luke 18, if you would.Luke chapter 18. I didn't put it on the screen. I figured we could just turn in our Bibles. Luke 18, verses 9 through 14. Just a couple of books over from Matthew.…
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…not really, truly communicating with God out of dependence on God. So that is what Jesus is warning against. Look over in Luke 18, if you would.Luke chapter 18. I didn't put it on the screen. I figured we could just turn in our Bibles. Luke 18, verses 9 through 14. Just a couple of books over from Matthew.…
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…for those who are in Christ Jesus. And now we're going to hear God's word. And Neil Campbell is going to come and read that for us fromLuke chapter 18, beginning at verse 9. Thanks, Neil. To some who were confident of their own righteousness and looked down on everybody else, Jesus told this…
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…the street corners that they may be seen by others. Now you can draw a direct line from the hypocrites in Matthew chapter six to the Pharisees inLuke, chapter 18, the religious leaders, the people who were responsible for leading the people of God, the nation of God, in the worship of God. Jesus has some…
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…are hidden truths in these parables, and probably something we ought to pay attention to you, Amen. And so I'm going to call your attention toLuke chapter 18, where we're going to read our parable for today that has a hidden kernel of truth for us. As you look at that text, let me just start by asking…
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…imprecation against the nation of Israel as he curses the fig tree. He talks about the elect praying for justice in a parable that he tells inLuke chapter 18. Peter quotes from Psalm 69 in impregatory prayer in Acts chapter 1, verse 20, may his camp be desolate, speaking of Judas. Acts chapter 8, verse…
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…He is our great prophet, priest, and King. But also we find within the Gospels reference to Jesus as the Son of David. At one place, it would beLuke chapter 18. We'll get there in a few weeks. Blind Bartimaeus. Remember Bartimaeus, he hears that Jesus is walking by and he cries out, Son of David, have…
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…bible is with you, and I hope you do, I want you to invite me listen, as we wrap up proverbs, all right, I want you to invite you to join me inLuke, chapter 18. I'll explain in just a minute. All right. It's been a wonderful journey going through proverbs together. To start off this new year. This is going…
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…they had the belief that if you had wealth, then you had God's blessing, that you were in. So it's really striking, in a couple of chapters,Luke chapter 18, Jesus speaks of a rich man, and he says, verse 25, it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who's rich to enter…
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…I want to read this passage of scripture, which we actually referred to this. I believe it was in our prayer series a couple of months ago inLuke, Chapter 18, verses nine through to 14. And so let me read that of the Pharisee who prayed with himself. Yeah, absolutely. So verse nine, also. So he, Jesus,…
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…coffee, whatever. But this is not why we're here today. We are here to worship the living God. And so if you would, please turn in your Bibles toLuke chapter 18. Luke chapter 18, or it's printed in your bulletin. And I'll be reading verse 9, starting in verse 9. This is God's Word, so pay careful attention…
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