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Luke 6:9 · BSB
6:9 Then Jesus said to them, “I ask you, which is lawful on the Sabbath: to do good or to do evil, to save life or to destroy it?”
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…your heart will follow. Your heart follows your treasure. And so God has this incredible kingdom principle that I think is best exemplified inLuke chapter 6. So everybody look at your Bible, Luke chapter 6. Really interesting passage because money is never mentioned in the passage, but it is. The law of…
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…in verse 29 of Matthew 11 from our text, we find that in coming to Christ. Jesus says, we must learn of him here. Also the words of Jesus, inLuke chapter 6, and beginning in verse 46, where Jesus said this and why call you me, Lord Lord and do not the things which I say whosoever cometh, to me and…
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…This judging too harshly to judging self-righteously 3, judging, without mercy. And for judging without love, notice a parallel passage is found inLuke chapter 6, beginning in verse 36, Where Jesus says be ye therefore merciful as your father also is merciful judge. Not and ye shall not be judged condemn,…
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…as God's beloved son. In Luke chapter 3. After praying all night, it says Jesus chose his 12 disciples who will become the apostles of the church,Luke chapter 6. After he prayed, Peter made the breakthrough confession that Jesus is the Messiah, the Christ of God. And after prayer, Jesus was transfigured on…
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…6:46 after bidding them, farewell, he left for the mountain to pray, Luke 5:16, but Jesus himself would often slip away to the Wilderness and pray.Luke chapter 6and verse 12. It was at this time that he went off to the mountain to pray and he spent the whole night in prayer to God. So in these five passages…
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…on a mountain by himself to pray. Alright, and when evening came, he was still there. And we keep going on there in John chapter 6, I believe, orLuke chapter 6. It came to pass that he went out on a mountain to pray and continued there all night. We see in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus goes a stone…
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…what that means to us by being able to read and observe this story. So what we're going to do is start out with the first one, and let's open up toLuke chapter 6. We're going to read the first story here, Luke 6, the first five verses. On the Sabbath, while He was going through the grain fields, His…
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…talked about, And those who have humbled themselves, Before God, And therefore are open, To receiving the grace of God, And that's why later, InLuke chapter 6, 20 to 26, In the Beatitudes, Jesus says, Blessed are you, Who are poor, For yours is kingdom, Of God. The poor, In this passage, In Luke chapter…
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…are all preceded by prayer. So before choosing his 12 disciples, who will go on to become the apostles and the foundation of the church, it says inLuke chapter 6, 12, that all night Jesus continued in prayer to God. Immediately before Peter makes the breakthrough confession that Jesus is the Christ of God,…
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…world. By willpower and force, we think, we think we can get to the top, and if we get to the top, we'll be okay. But we never really get there. InLuke chapter 6, Jesus breaks all this down for us. In Luke chapter 6, he teaches about woe to the person who lives right side up in the world. Right? Driven in…
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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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…extend that mercy to us this evening by speaking through your spirit to us. Take this text and animate it for us. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen. SoLuke chapter 6is the continuation of um what we started last week, which is this um outline of Jesus' sermon. It's very probable that Jesus spoke this sermon…
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Hey guys, this is Josh Transky of Haven City Church. The following sermon was recorded on March 11th, 2018. The text we're covering isLuke chapter 6, verses 1 through 26. If you have any questions about the church or are interested in following up, you can find out more information at www.baltimorechurch.com. Okay,…
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…then finally, giving your way. Number seven. All of this is breakthrough, giving your way to breakthrough, the generosity factor of kingdom living.Luke chapter 6, 38. Luke 6, 38. If you give, you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full measure, pressed down, shaken together to make room for more,…
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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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…and Matthew chapter 12 verses 36 and 37. I'm going to put it on the screen, but if you want to turn to in your Bible and just look at it, mark it.Luke chapter 6, Matthew chapter 12. Let's look first at this. Our words reveal the kind of relationship we currently have with God. I want you to understand that.…
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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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