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Luke 18:35 · BSB
18:35 As Jesus drew near to Jericho, a blind man was sitting beside the road, begging.
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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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…And uh Jesus talks about this for a few moments, and you may be tempted to wonder, uh, how long can we wait? Lord, when will you return? And so inLuke chapter 18, Jesus wants to encourage our hearts and uh encourage us not to lose heart, and that's exactly what he says in chapter 18, verse 1. And he told…
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…in this moment that God will do what God does, what only God can do. But he's not going to do what we can do. The Bible says in the Gospel ofLuke chapter 18and verse 27, it's a wonderful passage that a lot of times people just quote. They talk about that the things which are impossible with men are…
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…the most famous encounter in the Jesus movement and there's a ruler he said good teacher how shall I inherit internal life eternal life this isLuke Chapter 18verse eighteen and Jesus said to him why do you call me good no one's good except for the god alone you know the commands don't commit adultery…
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…of the devil. Again, Peter says he prowls around like a roaring lion. He calls 'em our adversary, that that's a word that means enemy. It's used inLuke chapter 18, verse three of the woman who goes before the unjust judge. The widow says there was a widow in that city who kept coming to him, the unjust judge…
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…of self righteousness. It wasn't God, Christ righteousness, the righteousness was was a self-serving works based system. In fact, remember over inLuke chapter 18when it says this the first number nine. He also told this parable to some people who trusted in themselves that they were righteous. That's the…
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…to be persistent in prayer. We have to continue to push in prayer. We've got to continue to stand in prayer. Then we have, let's go back toLuke chapter 18and go back to verse 1. I want to pick up the back end of that verse when he said, Then he spoke a parable to them that men always ought to pray…
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…to talk about that today. Ever been there with the Lord? He wants to have a conversation and immediately we get distracted. Well, let's look atLuke chapter 18, and then we're gonna get up out of here today. Verse 18 says, A certain ruler asked him, Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?…
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…And it was concealed from them so that they might not perceive it. And they were afraid to ask him about this saying. And the third time is inLuke chapter 18, it says this. Taking the twelve, he said to them, See, we're going up to Jerusalem, and everything that was written about the Son of Man by the…
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…Caroto bangan saguino. Now let's hear the word of the Lord DKO McDougal. I can ask you about the short long Downey. No so open with me inLuke chapter 18, the parable of the persistent widow. And he told them a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. He said in a…
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…right underneath it, Jesus already knew when he went to the cross for me. Jesus himself says, don't start building until you've counted the cost.Luke chapter 18. This is his words, not mine. Because until you name it, until you make that decision about whether or not you're willing to pay for it, you don't…
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…pray. Amen. Today, we have uppercuts, an unjust judge, royal entries, and finally a disreputable peace. But let's start by reading our parable fromLuke chapter 18. This is verse one. It says this, then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. Now, this is…
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…would not stop talking about it. Like we're in Luke chapter 19, correct? Say amen. Yeah, back in Luke chapter 8, twice he mentioned it. And then inLuke chapter 18, he brings it up again. I'll just read them to you, talking about the cross. Luke 19, excuse me, Luke 9, verse 21. And he strictly charged and…
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…grow too weary? Do we grow too bored? Do we grow too frustrated? Do we grow too pessimistic to keep praying and going to God? Remember the story ofLuke chapter 18. And he told them a parable. And notice it's a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. And he said, in a certain…
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…could really be an incredible time, an incredible walk. So that's what we're talking about. Now grab your Bibles, if you would, and turn with me toLuke chapter 18. So we get excited right here. We usually say amen, a little hoot, holler, hallelujah, something. As we go to the Word, because this is God's Word.…
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