Luke chapter 24, verse one. Let's pray and then we'll get into the word. God, we thank you for being good to us. I thank you for all the folks that are here this…
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Luke 24:45 · BSB
24:45 Then He opened their minds to understand the Scriptures.
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…later, that resonant sound is still happening. We still feel it today. The anticipation, we wake up, we see the sun rise, we think of that morning.Luke chapter 24says this on the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices that they had prepared and went to the tomb. They were…
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…because this message also means a great deal to me today. We're going to dive right in. Maybe get a little hoot or a little holler as we sayLuke chapter 24. Woo! We will read briefly now the story of the discovery of the empty tomb. Luke 24, beginning in verse 1, says as follows. But on the first day…
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…For. A biblical account of the resurrection in the word we don't only find. History of resurrection. We also find philosophy of resurrection soLuke chapter 24and the other gospel accounts give us an amazing history eyewitness history of the resurrection as a. Historical reality. And we find other moments…
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…Later, as Jesus breaks bread with them, their eyes are opened, and grief turns to awe as they witness the risen Christ. Here then is a reading fromLuke chapter 24, beginning with the 13th verse. That very day, two of them were going to a village named Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, and they were…
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…gonna find with two men in scripture today. So if you have your Bibles or your U-verse, or you can follow along on the screen, we're gonna be inLuke chapter 24. Luke chapter 24, and I want to start reading at verse number 15. Amen. It says, as they talked and discussed these things with each other, Jesus…
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…his sins, and then he says, Pick up your mat and walk. There are some incredible stories that take place in the Bible on walks. Go with me toLuke chapter 24, beginning with verse 13. I'm gonna read a lot of scripture to you, but I think this walk on this particular road is important. This is the story…
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…that as you open the scripture, as long as you seek the truth out of it, it can ignite your heart. So let's pick up verses 25 through 28 out ofLuke chapter 24. It says, Then Jesus said to them, You foolish people, okay, if you were called foolish, who'd be offended? I mean, it's he's a stranger at this…
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Well, happy Easter, happy resurrection Sunday. He is risen. He is risen indeed. Yes, he is. We're gonna be inLuke chapter 24in our Bibles if you want to turn there. And the title of the sermon today, if you're taking notes, is Our Greatest Need. The Resurrection of…
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…been saying he is risen or Christ is risen for about 2,000 years. All right. So where is it coming from? Well, we get to see a little bit of it inLuke chapter 24, where it says the phrase, the Lord has indeed risen. Now, the Eastern Orthodox Church, they have a tradition that said that Mary Magdalene said it…
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…Jesus is alive, the end became the beginning. Let's unpack that a little bit. We're going to turn to the book of Luke. We're going to look atLuke chapter 24. If you don't have a Bible with you, you can uh use one of the Bibles we have here uh at Calvary. If you don't own one, take it home. It's our gift…
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…can have an exuberant Nigerian prayer in Jude and then a very proper English reading. Um, and so that's from my wife, right? Um, and so we're inLuke chapter 24, the first 12 verses. Luke, for those of you who maybe don't know, uh was a medical doctor and he identifies uh himself at the start of the gospel…
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…huddled and they're afraid, they're fearful of these religious leaders. They're in a in a locked room, and this is where our text picks up inLuke chapter 24, is where we're gonna be. Luke chapter 24, verse 36 says it this way. As they were talking about these things, Jesus himself stood among them and…
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Bible with you. I'd like to invite you to open it toLuke chapter 24. Luke chapter 24. This week I popped open my text messages and I had a message there. Craig, would you like to go see David Suzuki? And I was like,…
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…Jesus is alive, the end became the beginning. Let's unpack that a little bit. We're going to turn to the book of Luke. We're going to look atLuke chapter 24. If you don't have a Bible with you, you can uh use one of the Bibles we have here uh at Calvary. If you don't own one, take it home. It's our gift…
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…Because Jesus is alive the end became the beginning. Because Jesus is alive, the end became the beginning. If you have a Bible, you can turn toLuke chapter 24. If you don't have a Bible and you want to use one of the Bibles at Calvary in Saucon, and then the seat rack in Quakertown in the back of the…
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…takes a brief pause from the book of Hebrews. but not from one of Hebrews' author's central themes, seeing Jesus. So I want to invite you to followLuke chapter 24. If you have your Bibles, it should be actually in the bulletin as well. Luke's gospel is fascinating because Luke's gospel records the…
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…well then how can anyone see Jesus for who he really is and be saved from their sins? That's the question I want us to wrestle with, all right? SoLuke chapter 24. We're in Luke chapter 24. Luke is in the second part of the Bible, so it's in what's called the New Testament. If you need a Bible, ooh, there we…
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…there more to hope? Is there more to hope than just a belief in ourselves and the belief in the possibility of a good outcome? There's a story inLuke chapter 24where two of Jesus' disciples were walking away from Jerusalem, where they had just witnessed Jesus, Jesus crucified, died, and buried, and they're…
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…Acts, which is the history of the early church, and then letters that early church leaders sent to church as an individual. So we're going to be inLuke chapter 24. Again, notes are on the back table each week if you're new to our church, I, I print out pretty detailed notes that you could take home with you…
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