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Luke 7:37 · BSB
7:37 When a sinful woman from that town learned that Jesus was dining there, she brought an alabaster jar of perfume.
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…name is Grant and I'm one of the pastors here at KPC and it's good to be with you and it's good to be together. We are in a moment going to open upLuke Chapter 7. Luke is a gospel one of the books that accounts for and of Jesus's life. It's kind of like a like a documentary or a biography of many of the…
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…overjoyed to see him. The worse your suffering, the more joyful you will be. It reminds me of one of my favorite passages in all of the Bible. InLuke chapter 7, Jesus goes into a Pharisee, this religious leader's house, and he's having dinner with him. Simon is his name, or Simeon. And he goes in there…
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…Lord, jesus Christ. Number two this speech heals. You. Remember the story of the centurion servant Media. If you could share with us the book ofLuke, chapter 7, from verse 1 to 7. When Jesus had finished saying all this to the people who were listening, he entered Kapernaum. There, a centurion's servant,…
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We're inLuke chapter 7today, verse 36, on through chapter 8, really, verse 3, we're going to be looking at. But one of the key features that we've seen is that Luke's…
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…prayer of faith, Hallelujah. Glory to God. Healing testimony should be flowing out of this place. Hallelujah. Now the next thing we see is found inLuke Chapter 7, Luke Chapter 7, and this is similar to what Ernie was sharing earlier. All right, in Luke 7. Here we can see that the Word was spoken and healing…
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…heavenly beings, yes, but it's also used for human agents. So if you're taking those, list these references for you to look at it for yourself. AndLuke Chapter 7and verse 24, when John's disciples came to Christ to ask, are you the one, or are we supposed to wait for another? And Luke 724, it says when…
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…with all malice, and be kind to one another tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in Christ forgave you. Myron, would you come and readLuke, chapter 7, verses 36 through 50. Luke 7, 36 to 50. And one of the Pharisees desired him that he would eat with him Luke 7, 36-50. Feet behind him, weeping, and began to wash his…
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…salvation and the forgiveness of sins. And when Jesus begins his ministry, he encounters all kinds of people in different situations. InLuke Chapter 7, verse 36 through 49at the home of a Pharisee, we see that he's been invited over for dinner and a dreadful thing takes place, at least in this Pharisees eyes. The…
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…it beautifully embodied in Jesus Jesus, god in the flesh, passionately, in terms of divine pathos coming after us to find us. You see his pathos InLuke, chapter 7, you see his compassion when he's moved over this mother who loses her son. It impacts him and affects him deeply. He has compassion. Compassion…
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…is very clear on this point. And this morning, we're going to read about a moment when Jesus highlighted it very explicitly. We're going to look atLuke chapter 7. And we're going to encounter two people. One was a very clean-cut man. And the other was a woman that, as we'll read, probably a woman that you…
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…collectors and sinners. This morning we are introduced to one of the bravest women in all of Scripture. I think you'll see what I mean as we readLuke 7, verse 36 through 50this morning. This is God's Word. One of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him, and he went into the Pharisee's house and reclined at table. And…
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…the past that's been dealt with by God, uh, they're they're very loving. You say, I don't know what you mean. Uh, don't turn over, just write downLuke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7 tells a story of Jesus and a sinful woman. And Jesus is at the house of a Pharisee named Simon, and this woman comes in, and she…
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…read through Luke's account is that what so often results from an encounter with Jesus is sharing in God's peace. Let me give you two examples. InLuke chapter 7, Jesus meets a despised woman who washes his feet with precious ointment and even her tears, she is so moved by God's grace in Christ that she…
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…who you are with Christ and because of Christ. I just want to tell you one more story and read one more. Story from the Gospels. This is fromLuke chapter 7, and it's one of my favorite stories in the Gospel. I don't know, I don't even know if I'm allowed to have favorite stories in the Gospels. If I…
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…and to be useful in that situation. Slaves in the New Testament are seen throughout the scriptures and in the Gospels in particular. We read inLuke chapter 7the centurion who, because of his servant or his slave, he sends out to Jesus because he's concerned about his health. In Luke chapter 7 verse 2 it…
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…College, Pennsylvania, home of Penn State University. Welcome, y'all. We're glad you're with us. Well, as Kim said earlier, we're finishing outLuke chapter 7this morning, and this is the last time we're gonna study Luke until 2025. Next year, next Sunday, Pastor Jim's gonna lead us in the Stir Up Sunday…
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…up residence in Dowding Castle, should we? We aren't meant to live in the ambiguity of the dark of that dungeon. Turn with me, if you would, toLuke chapter 7. We're going to start with verse 18. Luke chapter 7, verse 18, as we learn from our Lord. And if you'd allow me, let me pray for us and we'll get…
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…glorious temple that Herod built that he can't even step into. Jesus healed a man who could not walk in Luke chapter 5, verse 23. And then inLuke chapter 7, disciples of John the Baptist came to Jesus saying, John's a little confused. Are you the one that we're supposed to look for, or should we look…
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…UK as well. So grateful to have you folks join us. Uh glad that we could be together and uh worship the Lord and study his word. We're gonna be inLuke chapter 7, if you want to join me there. Today the sermon will be entitled Just Say the Word. We'll take the first 17 verses. Um, Luke 7 opens with a…
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…it may just be that we're jerks. Right? We are to be offensive and attractive because we are to embody truth and grace just like Jesus did. See, inLuke chapter 7, Jesus, He's accused of being a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners. And this means at the very least that Jesus had to…
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