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Luke 4:6 · BSB
4:6 “I will give You authority over all these kingdoms and all their glory,” he said. “For it has been relinquished to me, and I can give it to anyone I wish.
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…pay attention to me, and so we push down the self for something greater. And so we push down the self for something greater. We see this also inLuke, chapter 4, where Jesus. We talked about this in this scripture. This was for Jesus when he went into the wilderness, a way for him to overcome temptation, as…
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…after he ascended. There were three temptations in the desert that are mentioned. They're mentioned in Matthew chapter 4 and they're mentioned inLuke chapter 4. And the first one is the same, but the second two are in different orders. One in Matthew, one in Luke. I don't have time to dig into those two…
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…a prayer, a pastoral prayer. Before I get into the pastoral prayer this morning, though, I do want us to open our Bibles to the book of Luke. InLuke chapter 4, is where we are at this morning as we study through the Gospel of Luke, and we see Luke the historian giving an account, a historical, accurate…
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We want to read the scripture for the dayLuke, chapter 4, 18 to 21. We are talking about impartation of uncommon justice, but today we are talking about spirit-led restoration. Jesus is reading a…
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…And I think the reason is, first of all, you probably heard what Jesus had spoken while he was on his boat. But also, in the previous chapter, inLuke chapter 4, Jesus healed Peter's mother-in-law. That's interesting. So Peter has already experienced Jesus and has met him, in a sense. But he's not yet a…
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…possibility that disaster is coming, and how do we get ready for that? And so to put us in that frame of mind, we're going to hear These words fromLuke chapter 4. Jesus returned from the Jordan River, full of the Holy Spirit, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness. There he was tempted for forty days…
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…Let me show you all the kingdoms because this what you want, right? He said. I'll give them all to you because they've been handed over to me.Luke chapter 4he said they've been handed over to me. See a lot of times we say it this way will the devil stole it. The devil did not steal. Adam abdicated his…
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…is we need a promise from beyond ourselves. We need the one-way love of God in Jesus. That Christ lived the sinless life, we did not, that he livesLuke chapter 4sinless and we do not. That he died on the cross for our sins, so we're fully forgiven and fully righteous. Now, maybe you're here and you have a…
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…obedience to God. Jesus experienced that in every way that we do. The full onslaught of the devil in his face. You think about the temptations inLuke chapter 4. Temptations to go the way of the world, the flesh, and the devil. Face to face with Satan, he experienced all of that temptation. Satan is pushing…
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All right, we're pressing on with Jesus' story in the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 4. And if you have your Bible with you, please open it up. We're going to be picking it up here in verse 31. Last Sunday, we saw how Jesus was…
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…here and why is it actually a big deal? What I want to invite you to do is if you have a Bible or a Bible app, I want to invite you to open toLuke chapter 4. What we're going to do today is we're going to look at Jesus's first sermon because Jesus doesn't just preach an incredible sermon. Jesus actually…
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…always good to come home, and we're going to look at the shortest sermon in the Bible, so we'll pray and then dismiss. If you have a Bible, turn toLuke chapter 4, would you? Luke 4. And I entitled this message, Jesus goes to church. And if Jesus had the custom of going to church, I think maybe we should take…
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…that's no help to me right now. I want my brother now is what she was saying. What about today and see Jesus is good on today. When you go back toLuke chapter 4, Jesus reads from the prophecy of Isaiah. He sent me he sent me to bring good news to the poor, the healing of sight to the blind and so on. And…
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…about how Jesus was tempted by the devil. And we heard about how he resisted the devil perfectly, again and again, refusing to give in. We're inLuke chapter 4, and Luke now moves on to tell us in summary fashion about Jesus' initial ministry. So he's just come out of this wilderness where he was for 40…
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…that we read about probably took place before Jesus' reading in the Nazareth synagogue, it helps us to understand the comments in verse 23 ofLuke chapter 4that we read. Luke doesn't include them until his reader has the theological hooks, if you will, on which to hang those things, hang that…
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…story and show us what happens as a result. What's the first thing that happens now that the Spirit of God has come down upon Jesus? So we're inLuke chapter 4, starting in verse 1. So we're now moving from the Jordan where Jesus was baptized to the wilderness. And this is maybe not the thing that we…
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…for each day the spies had been in the land. Tells us that in verse 34 of that passage. So I think it's highly significant, Eastwood, that here inLuke chapter 4, Jesus was hungry in the desert for how many days? 40 days. So Luke chapter 4, verses 1 and 2, it helps us to understand what's at stake at the…
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…why I'm sweating myself to death you have to let your macarons dry longer before you put them in the oven. It was helpful to have a living example.Luke, chapter 4, is where we're going to be at today. We're going to be looking at the living example of Jesus being led by the Spirit, and so the living example…
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…our spirit and then overflows into every area of our lives. And the truth of the matter is, this is exactly what Jesus came to do. I often refer toLuke chapter 4, verse number 18 as Jesus' mission statement. And he's pulling from Isaiah chapter 60, and it's pulling from another idea from Leviticus 25, but…
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…referred to throughout the gospel of Luke as teaching this good news. This gospel we find all the way at the beginning in his public ministry inLuke chapter 4. He's preaching the good news of the kingdom. Well, what was that? Well, it was the good news of forgiveness of sin. It was the good news of…
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