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Luke 6:42 · BSB
6:42 How can you say, ‘Brother, let me take the speck out of your eye,’ while you yourself fail to see the beam in your own eye? You hypocrite! First take the beam out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
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…simply Lord. He's my Lord. His disciples called Him Lord, people all through the Gospels called Him Lord. Now I want you to turn in your Bibles toLuke, chapter 6. And we're going to read a short verse out of here, in verse 46. Luke 6, 46,. Jesus asked the question but why do you call me Lord, lord, and then…
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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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…that way. God calls us to love in a way that is reckless, or at least perceivedly reckless to the world around us. And so we see in this context ofLuke chapter 6, Jesus is actually turning to his disciples and he's almost establishing for his followers a new ethic, right? So the ethic previously was love the…
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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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…passages bear with me through some of these foundational passages because Jesus talked about what it was like to be a disciple. In fact, inLuke chapter 6, and verse 40. Jesus said a disciple is not above his teacher, but everyone who is perfectly trained, will be like his teacher. Now, we need to be…
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…those two questions. Oh no, oh no, uh oh, uh-oh. I think we'll all just need to pray. Lord, forgive me and help me. Forgive me and help me. Now inLuke chapter 6, Luke is recording the same teachings that Matthew is in chapter 5. And Luke writes about the same calling, and when he writes about it, he writes…
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…no, I'm adopted. Well, that's not helping. You still are looking and acting like your parents. You can see it. And that's what Jesus is saying inLuke chapter 6. When you start to live that kind of life, you're taking on the appearance of your father in heaven. And people can see the family resemblance. And…
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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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…he will grant you your request. He will pour out his spirit publicly. You'll see and reap the fruit of that investment. Jesus models this for us inLuke chapter 6. In verse 12, it says, In these days he went out to the mountain to pray. And all night he continued in prayer to God. Why did Jesus go away from…
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…got to be willing to pray for people that maybe that we don't just naturally get along with. He says, Jesus says, do good to those that hate you inLuke chapter 6. He says, bless those who curse you. Pray for those that abuse you. I've shared the story of losing my brother many times with our church family.…
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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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…as well. So Jesus chooses a very diverse group of men. And there were more followers than the twelve that we read about following Jesus. But inLuke chapter 6, starting in verse 12, and I'll just read that to you, it says, During those days, he, so referring to Jesus, went out to the mountain to pay to…
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…God is also very concerned with the intent and the motive and the purity of the heart behind the words that we use. Okay, I was thinking aboutLuke chapter 6today in the words of Jesus. Let's get this on the screen here. This comes from verse 45. This is what he says, and you'll know it. Okay, he says,…
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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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…destroyed the island city. By the time of Jesus, it had been rebuilt to some extent, had become again a commercial center. In Mark chapter 3 and inLuke chapter 6, people from Tyre and Sidon had come down to hear Jesus, to meet him. Sidon is another community there. Some believe it's the oldest Phoenician…
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…Mark omits that I think is significant for us, and I'd like to just briefly take a moment to look at it. In fact, would you turn with me there?Luke chapter 6. I want you to see it. Luke chapter 6. In Luke's account, he also records both of these events together. He just reverses the order. The emphasis…
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The scripture reading comes from Matthew chapter 4 andLuke chapter 6. Please follow along on the screen, the bulletin, or your own Bible. In Matthew 4 verse 13 we read, And leaving Nazareth, he went and lived in…
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…you're joining us online. We're so grateful to have you as we worship together. If you've got your Bibles with you, go ahead and open them up toLuke chapter 6. In just a minute, we're going to start reading, and we're going to jump all the way down to verse 20 is where we're going to pick up this morning.…
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…To extend forgiveness and patience and love and kindness and mercy to the ones who are not deserving of it. To our enemies. Jesus said this inLuke chapter 6. Woe to you when all people speak well of you. For so their fathers did to the false prophets. But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies. Do…
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…about this. Because I don't know if if for them they had a flashback moment. That they flash back and think about what Jesus said to them inLuke chapter 6, when Jesus says to them, Blessed are the poor, for theirs is the kingdom of God. Maybe that's something that motivated them to stop. I wonder if…
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