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Luke 19:14 · BSB
19:14 But his subjects hated him and sent a delegation after him to say, ‘We do not want this man to rule over us.’
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…have an experience and an encounter with Jesus. But if we miss people because of it, we have missed the heart of Jesus. Here's what Jesus says inLuke chapter 19. Jesus says this that the Son of Man came to what? Seek and to save the lost. Can I tell you what the heart of Jesus is? It's people. The heart of…
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Okay, for those of you who have Bibles with you, please open them toLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19, we're in verses 28 through 44, and if you don't have a Bible, we will have the text on the screen. I do hope that font works for…
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…and with truth, Father. We ask these things in Jesus' precious name. Amen. Now, the same passage, the same event as recorded in Luke, inLuke chapter 19, 39, says that some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to him, Teacher, rebuke your disciples. They thought they were a little out of line. The…
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…Jesus. Christians who love to follow Jesus. So the picture is mixed. Well, it was the same on that first Palm Sunday that we have recorded inLuke chapter 19. 19. Jesus comes into Jerusalem in fulfillment of the Old Testament. So all of this bit of the Bible being fulfilled in these pages at this point…
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…love to see you any Sunday morning at First Baptist El Doredo. Would you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Open with me toLuke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. This morning we're going to be in verses 28 through 40. Let me read those for us now. Luke 19, 28 through 40. And when he had…
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…well. Hey, welcome once again to King's Church. So glad that you guys are here. If you do have your Bibles, you can uh go ahead and open them up toLuke chapter 19. Luke 19 is where we're gonna be camped out at in our time together this morning. Uh because like Zach said, we're we're taking a break from the…
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…do, for all the people were hanging on his words, and so reads God's word. If you've got a uh a Bible or at your phone, you can look along uh atLuke chapter 19and that passage that uh that young read for us. So we're we're coming into the final week of Jesus' life today in the church calendar, is Palm…
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…years. The last few years we've always had a Palm Sunday message on Palm Sunday. And today we're not going to do that. We're going to be looking atLuke chapter 19. And in Luke chapter 19, you will find the triumphal entry and the Palm Sunday story. But we're looking at what happened just before that today. So…
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…Jesus set his face like flint to go there. And what does that tell you? It tells you that there's a purpose to what Jesus is doing. But as we hitLuke chapter 19, or sorry, way back in chapter 9, sorry. He was in Galilee in the north when he said that he was setting his face like flint to go to Jerusalem.…
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…this morning is how are we gonna respond to the king of kings? Let's look to Scripture this morning. I want to invite you to open your Bibles toLuke chapter 19. And we're gonna look at this narrative of Jesus triumphantly entering into Jerusalem and how we're called to respond. Luke chapter 19, we're gonna…
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We're going to be looking at a passage in our series, Journey to the Cross out ofLuke, chapter 19, and kind of help us get our mind in the right place for that. Years ago, when I was teaching full time at Boise Bible College, the college decided…
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…will receive greater responsibilities based on your greater faithfulness in this life. That seems to be implied from the parable of the minas inLuke chapter 19. It could mean greater commendation or praise from God, as crazy as that sounds. In 1 Corinthians 4:5, it says that on the last day, each one will…
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…of God and church planting. Jesus had this nagging habit of hanging out with sinners. This this story we just read is not the only time you go toLuke chapter 19. The same thing happens. And what does he get? He gets guys who are very religious, who are in their comfortable religious setting going, you're…
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…a bunch of people, and if we're gonna be for them, it means we're gonna be for what Jesus was about for them. Jesus said it, he didn't hide it.Luke chapter 19, Jesus said, for the Son of Man, talking about himself, he came to seek and to save the lost. Okay, if Jesus is about that, look at me, church. We…
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…For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. This morning we're going to see this theme through this the narrative arc of this story inLuke chapter 19. And in this, we're going to see four main components that I've I've identified. The setting, the problem, the plot twist, and the climax. So with…
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…this up to be less of a fire and brimstone, one last gotcha moment, and more of a gracious lament. Think with me how Jesus steps into Jerusalem inLuke chapter 19when he weeps over the city. Verse 41, he drew near to the city, he wept over it, saying, Would that you, even you, had known on this day the…
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…I feel the Holy Ghost in this place. You stand with me to the reading of the word. I'm going to be turned to Saint Luke. Check chapter 19. SaintLuke chapter 19very familiar and read the first 6 verses. And Jesus entered in and passed through Jericho. And behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus which was…
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…so if you remember Luke chapter 9, verse 51, it says that Jesus resolutely set his face towards Jerusalem. Uh, and so from Luke chapter 9 throughLuke chapters 19, it's a journey with Jesus and this the disciples as you read through those chapters. But when you get to the end of chapter 19, we have the…
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…feel the power of God all over this message already because we have a king who actually wept from this mountain. Jesus. He looked at Jerusalem. AndLuke chapter 19says, and, and when he drew near and saw the city, this very view, he wept over it. He didn't weep because he would be rejected. He wept because…
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…and and that is no less true of today's Bible passage and the events that Jesus describes in it. As we've seen over the last three weeks fromLuke chapter 19through chapter 20, Jesus came to Jerusalem in AD 32 or 33 as the Lord, the God of Israel, in human flesh to put the Jewish people and particularly…
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