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Luke 5:14 · BSB
5:14 “Do not tell anyone,” Jesus instructed him. “But go, show yourself to the priest and present the offering Moses prescribed for your cleansing, as a testimony to them.”
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…this man, this guy, receives tax collectors and sinners. See, these words are not lost on Jesus. Either he overhears them, or maybe as he does inLuke chapter 5, he perceives their thoughts. Somehow he knows what they're saying, he knows what they're thinking, and he's going to seek to try and correct their…
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…dwell amidst a people of unclean lips. He is aware of not only of his sin, but of the sins of his people. Or you might again go to Luke's Gospel inLuke chapter 5. Such a remarkable incident where uh the disciples are out fishing and they have caught nothing all night. And Jesus arriving at dawn tells them to…
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…online. I think today's message could be helpful to a lot of people. We're going to jump right into the Christian scriptures. Uh the book ofLuke, chapter 5, says, When he had finished speaking, that's Jesus, he said to Simon, Put out into deep water and let down your nets for a catch. Master, Simon…
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…single person, is this good news that God will use your surrendered past to accomplish his purposes. Even you, even me. And we pick up a story inLuke chapter 5where once more we see a tax collector and we see an invitation of Jesus. If you got your Bibles, would you flip over to Luke chapter 5? Luke…
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…Jesus says he comes not for the well but for the sick Jesus has come not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance that's what we're told inLuke chapter 5and so Jesus is also willing to teach fools he is not just the creator he's the redeemer he is the only one who offers hope and life for all the…
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…precisely such people. that's because Jesus, when the Pharisees and the scribes grumbled at why he was dining with sinners and tax collectors inLuke chapter 5, Jesus answered them this way, those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick, I've not come to call the righteous, but…
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…That is the word, both for the self-righteous and the complacent. It's the word for disciples, for people who want to follow after Jesus. InLuke chapter 5, Jesus says, those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to…
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…Matthew chapter 12 that sickness changed his hand looks shifted. And became normal at a word. The cells in his body performed. A paralyzed man inLuke Chapter 5and Walt. He said get up walk and guess what his bones and his muscles. I mean you're talking someone had walked in while they would have what's…
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…you to something more. With this kind of encounter in mind, I want to look at the interaction between Jesus and Peter that we just read together inLuke chapter 5. Here we see Peter encounters Jesus, the master, and it begins to change everything for him. And so this morning, with our time together, we're…
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…and illnesses that plague the world, the Bible actually says that there's a worse kind of sickness that requires an even greater physician. InLuke chapter 5, verses 12 through 32, which Kevin just read, Jesus actually refers to himself as a physician, which is very important. And he says, those who are well have no need of a…
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…Decapolis. And they came to listen to Jesus and what he had to say. And I think that gives us a heart, a hint into the heart and mind of God. InLuke chapter 5and verse 32, I think we have that on the screen. Jesus says, when he calls Levi, when he calls Matthew the tax collector, he says, I've not come…
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Today we're looking at clear biblical truth is the core value. And I'm going to take you to a story inLuke chapter 5. By the way, does everyone have a worship God? Alright. No, we're out again. Amen. I tell you, the Lord's been blessed and it's filling up. And…
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…at that time. Then on March the 31st of this year, I preached a message with the title, Who is Your One? And we looked at a passage of scripture,Luke chapter 5, where Matthew, who's also called Levi, Matthew became a follower of Jesus. And shortly after that, he invited his unsaved tax collector, social…
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…There was another time you remember in the Book of Luke, the fifth chapter where Jesus is going to establish a social contact beginning there in,Luke Chapter 5, and verse 29, and Levi, made him a great feast in his own house and there was a great company of publicans and of others that sat down with them.…
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…for the sake of the kingdom of God who will not receive many times more in this time and in the age to come eternal life. As we saw earlier inLuke chapter 5, Peter, James, John, Levi, all left everything behind to follow Jesus. And that's the key. It's not leaving everything behind that saves you. It's…
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…25 and 25 with the one Talent man. But there's more fear will keep us from our responsibility of being Fishers of Men. Notice what Jesus said inLuke Chapter 5, and verse 10. And so also were James and John the sons. the sons of Zebedee who were partners with Simon and Jesus said to Simon, don't be afraid.…
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…tradition and he comes to this sudden moment with Jesus and everything changes for him. Because everything has to change. We can also look inLuke chapter 5to see about Peter's calling, right? Peter and James and John are fishing. And Jesus is trying to get away from a crowd that's pressing in on him.…
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…us as to what we might expect in such a call as it comes to us. So, with that in our sights, let us turn to Luke's account. You will find it inLuke chapter 5, beginning verse 1. Luke chapter 5. On one occasion, while the crowd was pressing in on Him to hear the word of God, Jesus was standing by the lake…
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…them together. It's when you practice truths together that the net doesn't tear when the fish are hauled in. There are two stories in Luke. InLuke chapter 5there was a lot of fish that were caught by the disciples when Jesus said cast the net on the other side and as they began to haul the net in guess…
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…does that remind you of? It reminds you of, doesn't it, one of the very first occasions when the disciples met with Jesus. Remember that day inLuke chapter 5, when way back three years ago, Jesus had come to his disciples and they had spent all night and hadn't caught anything. Here it is again, exactly…
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