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Luke 6:1 · BSB
6:1 One Sabbath Jesus was passing through the grainfields, and His disciples began to pick the heads of grain, rub them in their hands, and eat them.
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…a blackberry bush. That's an apple tree. How do you know? I see apples. I see blackberries. I see the fruit that it's producing. Jesus tells us inLuke chapter 6, what? You know a tree by what? By its fruits. He's not talking about a tree. He's talking about us, about our hearts. The only way that we're able…
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…more than just what we say to that person in return. It means what we say about that person to God. After Jesus says, bless those who curse you inLuke chapter 6, excuse me, Jesus says, pray for those who persecute you. What does it mean to bless, ultimately? It means that we ask God to show his favor and…
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…He's really thinking about and helping correct the way that they speak. He seems to really understand what Jesus said, which is recorded for us inLuke chapter 6and verse 45. The good person out of the good treasure of his heart produces good. And the evil person out of his evil treasure produces evil. For…
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…And Jesus is the once and for all sacrifice. In Jesus, we have a new covenant with God. But how is the Sabbath fulfilled in Jesus? Well, inLuke chapter 6, Jesus describes Himself as the Lord of the Sabbath. He is the one who controls it. He is the one who brings it. And in Matthew 11, which Nick read…
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…out in Mark chapter 1 that he would go off by himself to pray. We find out that like Daniel, he didn't just pray by himself. He prayed with others.Luke chapter 6, he prayed by himself. But Luke chapter 9, he takes Peter and John and James up with him to the mountain to pray. So Jesus doesn't just pray by…
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…The goods about them, the bad is about them and the uglies about them. They were all called to know Jesus. In fact, I want you to check this out.Luke chapter 6, we looked at this a long time ago. Just want to remind you. Luke chapter 6, we get to see how they became the apostles. Luke 6 says, "One of those…
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…makes better promises. These men who are inviting the Son promise riches to those who take. Jesus promises rewards to those who give. Tells us inLuke chapter 6, Love your enemies and do good and lend, expecting nothing in return, and your reward will be great. And you will be sons of the Most High, for he…
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…in debt, if you think about it. And he commands specifically that we would lend to others compassionately. I like the way Jesus puts it in Luke,Luke chapter 6. He says, Love your enemies, do good and lend, expecting nothing in return, and your reward will be great. And you will be sons of the Most High,…
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…in a real sense for them. We are working so that we can serve them and that we can improve things for them. The two verses I put up there fromLuke chapter 6are from quite a long discourse from Lord Jesus, particularly looking at relationships with others. Verse 31, very familiar words, do to others as…
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…echoes of Jesus' teaching in James' letter. And we have one here. Can anyone remember where Jesus once said this? He said, What Jesus is saying inLuke chapter 6is exactly what James is saying here. I mean, the difference is, of course, that Jesus is using a word picture. The person whose life yields briars…
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…we need to know about who we are. And it tells us the same thing, that the moral self is a window on the soul. Look at these words from Jesus, fromLuke chapter 6. Each tree is recognized by its own fruit. People do not pick figs from thorn bushes or grapes from briars. A good man brings good things out of…
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…spiritual teacher, but how often have we actually taken a close look at what he actually taught? Well, that's what we're going to do just here inLuke chapter 6. Since this is a long text, I won't read it all at first like we normally do. Instead, we'll just kind of walk through the text this morning…
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In your Bibles toLuke chapter 6, verses 1 to 11. If you are looking in a pew Bible, it starts on page 861. We're continuing in our series through this early part of the Gospel of Luke, and so…
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…you just hold your place. We'll be back. But we are going to build a little on what we discussed last week. Last week Jesus concluded his sermon inLuke chapter 6with an incisive warning about examining ourselves. Looking at the foundations of our lives as we've been talking about this morning. I showed you…
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Thank you all so much for leading us in worship. If you'll turn with me this morning toLuke chapter 6, Luke 6, we're in the middle of a sermon Jesus preached to his followers as he began to shape a new community in very unique ways. Last week we saw…
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…7, let's get in touch with our inner Greg Rutherford, and let's take a step back and try and get a run-up at Luke chapter 7. Here's the context.Luke chapter 6. Jesus has just delivered what would become arguably one of the most famous sermons in world history, the Sermon on the Mount. And he's been…
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…asking us to build our lives on him through obedience. Building our lives on Jesus through obedience. So if you've got your Bible, turn with me toLuke chapter 6and verse 46. He says this. Why do you call me Lord, Lord, and do not do what I say? As for everyone who comes to me and hears my words and puts…
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…that high jump would be done from that moment on. No one looked back. And what goes on in these seemingly five innocuous verses, in the middle ofLuke chapter 6, is an absolute game changer. After this moment, nothing would be the same again. It would be a fresh foundation, a defining moment. What happens…
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…enemies. Instead, Jesus tells us to pray for our enemies, to love them and do good to them. You can see Jesus teaching this for yourself back inLuke chapter 6if you want to turn there later. And there we find and here we find that it's mercy that discipleship demands. Jesus is patient and long-suffering…
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…hate you but it hates me because I testify about the things, or I testify it that its works are evil. Turn over in your Bible if you would toLuke chapter 6. Thank you, Tom, for helping me with that fall earlier. I think I've got this one right. Luke chapter 6, verse 26. Woe to you, Tim. Woe to you,…
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