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Luke 18:2 · BSB
18:2 “In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor respected men.
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…you reading it for us because we need that context. And I encourage those of you that might be listening by podcast today that you'll readLuke chapter 18, 1 through 34, and then pick back up with us. But chapter 18 here in Luke actually contains six separate units, if you will. and each really…
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…15, Jesus said, If you love me, you will keep my commandments. In John chapter 14, verse 21, he says, He who has my law and keeps it loves me. InLuke chapter 18and verse 28, we're told, Blessed is he who hears the word and observes it. A distinguishing mark of genuine Christianity is obedience to the word…
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…God that releases the illusion of needing to be in control and a humility that lets God be God. Jesus tells a story about this. Would you turn toLuke chapter 18? Luke chapter 18. We'll be done in just a moment but before we're done I want to share this with you. Now keep a finger in Luke 18 because we're…
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…lives. And I just want to say thank you guys so much for your financial giving and for trusting God with that area of your life. We're gonna be inLuke chapter 18, and I want to open up with a question this morning. Have you ever done something? And after a while, you felt like giving up. Maybe it was really…
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…show otherwise or do my words show otherwise? Which leads me to my third and final point that casual faith performs but godly faith repents.Luke chapter 18, there's the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. And I love the story. We actually did a devotional on this story in our youth camp last…
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…theophany and before we start to prepare ourselves for Lent. Just before the account that the deacon chanted so beautifully, we read this fromLuke chapter 18. And taking the twelve, when St. Luke says the twelve, you know what that means. That's the twelve disciples. And taking the twelve, he said to…
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…now look at what it says. So in in Luke 11, it says one day Jesus was praying in a certain place and that's what prompted the question. Now jump toLuke chapter 18. So in the chronological order of Luke, this is several chapters later and it says this then Jesus told his disciples A parable to show them they…
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…to hearing to discern intent. As a noun, it carries a legal sense, meaning an opportunity to present a case before a judge. And this shows up inLuke chapter 18. It shows up in Moses crying out for this, a nation, Abraham crying out for a city. They're interacting with God as a judge and dealing with the…
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…right? That he's just shamelessly tormenting this guy, to shut him up, to leave him alone. It's kind of like that unjust. judge that we see inLuke chapter 18. He grants the wish of the widow simply because she's past her name. Now, I'm not saying that the Lord wouldn't do that, but he seems to be a…
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…have been heard. Now, that's a good reminder in that, too. Now, some of you were here a couple of weeks ago on Wednesday night when we looked inLuke chapter 18. When Jesus tells a parable about praying constantly and not being discouraged. Well, we see this same idea. Maybe we can hit on that here. That…
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…under the grip of some evil passion or some evil habit? You don't want anyone to know about it. There was a rich young rule that came to Jesus inLuke chapter 18. He said, Jesus, I've done all this, this and this. And, you know, I live by the commandments and yeah, man, I just want to follow you. And Jesus…
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Luke chapter 18. We're going back in time tonight. We were in verse 9 the other day. But tonight we're going to be in verse 1. It's a real short and real simple…
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…so that I could be in the right place at the right time to do what God wanted me to do and save the nation. The Pharisee in the public and in Luke,Luke chapter 18, you've got the Pharisee, the religious 1 standing up, quoting scripture, praying really loud, saying all the these and the thou's to make…
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…another note here in verse 2. He says that he was rich. And the significance of that is just one chapter over. If you were to turn your Bible to uhLuke chapter 18, what you would see is it's in Luke chapter 18 where Jesus makes that famous statement that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a…
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…The Bible talks about prayer and a widow and a judge. A widow is very weak, the judge is very strong, but she prevailed. Look at this scripture inLuke chapter 18of a widow who was in a disadvantaged state, but was able to prevail with this judge. The Bible says in verse 1, then Jesus told his disciples a…
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…rather than focused on how others match up to us. I don't know when you were thinking about this, but I was thinking about the Pharisee inLuke chapter 18. The Pharisee, he goes to the temple to pray, and he stands there, chest puffed out, arms allowed, and he, arms allowed? Arms wide. And he says…
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…records an even greater and larger Turkey, that 87 LB Turkey that I just mentioned. That Turkey is mentioned in the text that we're in here inLuke chapter 18. You say, pastor a real Turkey. Well, OK, maybe I'm kind of pushing it a little bit, but there was someone who acts in a way that is very Turkey…
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…heaven. We're looking forward to the day when everything will be put right. I said I'd end with a Bible reading, so let's do that. It's fromLuke chapter 18. And you're very welcome to turn to it if you want to or I'll just read it out. Luke chapter 18 and I'm reading from verse 1 and it says, Then…
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…the religious leaders fasted in a way that everybody could see they were fasting. They needed others to know, hey, we're fasting. In the Gospel ofLuke chapter 18, the story of the Pharisee goes to the temple of pray says in verse 1818, verse 12, the Pharisee says, I fast twice a week. I give ties of all I…
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…to push beyond our pride and find what gift God may already have waiting for you if you just let go. And so Jesus addresses this in the book ofLuke chapter 18. He's telling a parable. I'm going to paraphrase just a little bit as we're going through it. He also told this parable to someone who trusted in…
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