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Luke 7:38 · BSB
7:38 As she stood behind Him at His feet weeping, she began to wet His feet with her tears and wipe them with her hair. Then she kissed His feet and anointed them with the perfume.
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How's the mic going? Oh, there we are. Gotcha. Well, friends, we're in Luke chapter 7 this morning. Gospel ofLuke chapter 7, verses 36 through 50. That's page 864 in the Pew Bible. Let's turn there together. In the Gospels, we actually read of two different occasions when Jesus is anointed…
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…of who is this Jesus and seeking to refocus our attention on him just personally and directly as we look in the gospels at his works and his words.Luke chapter 7, beginning at verse 18, let's read together. The disciples of John reported all these things to him. And John, calling two of his disciples to him,…
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…he indeed was the Savior. And then he spoke highly of John, even in his doubt, because he had moved towards him and saved him. So today we're inLuke chapter 7, verse 36 through 50, kind of a famous passage. We'll read through all of it, and then we'll pray. So hang with me if you do. One of the Pharisees had asked him, his…
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…Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. If you have a Bible with you, open them toLuke chapter 7. We're continuing in our journey through the gospel of Luke. And this morning we're going to look at this situation here with Jesus meeting this…
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…good to turn to it. We will put the words up on the screen, but as we go through, it'll be good if you're able to follow it in your Bible. So it'sLuke chapter 7, and we're starting to read at verse 36. Luke 7 verse 36. And it says, Now one of the Pharisees invited Jesus to have dinner with him, so he went…
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…explains. Let me say it again. There are behaviors that only love explains. And then there's a love that only forgiveness explains. Uh, write downLuke chapter 7, starting in verse 36 to the end of the chapter. I'll summarize what happens for you. There were the guys in the Bible that were called Pharisees.…
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…like to turn to Luke chapter 11, no, chapter 7, sorry, and we're going to read verses 11 to 35. It will also appear on the screen in front of me,Luke chapter 7. Verse 11 says, Soon afterwards Jesus went to a town called Nain, and his disciples and a large crowd went along with him. As he approached the…
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…and a very warm welcome to Brunsfield this morning. Is everyone well? Good. Well, can I encourage you to grab a Bible and turn expectantly toLuke chapter 7, and verses 1 to 10 is where we're going to camp out this morning. Turn to Luke chapter 7, and let's just, in the busyness of this morning, why…
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…Christ. It's about the person and work of Jesus Christ and what he accomplished for us. If you have your Bible, just turn briefly with me to Luke.Luke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7. Starting in verse 36. It says, One of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him, this Jesus. And he went into the Pharisee's house…
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…Without Jesus' help. This is a grief over sin. As the Puritan Thomas Watson said, sin must have tears. Maybe you know the story of the woman inLuke chapter 7, one of the other Gospels. She's a sinful woman, we're told. Everyone knows it. She goes to a house party at the Pharisees. The Pharisees knows.…
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…we can be certain about. The first one, don't turn there. Just you can just jot down these two words. Extravagant gratitude. Extravagant gratitude.Luke chapter 7, there's a woman, the Bible says she was a sinner and a woman of the city. I'll let you do the math, mom and dad, as to what kind of person she…
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…would hold the hand of a known adulterer? By the way, so that there's some textual support for my cautionary thought here, you'll remember over inLuke chapter 7, I think that's where it is, 739. Remember, the Pharisee invites Jesus to dinner, and in comes a woman, and what? She puts her hands on the…
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…It's been so much fun meeting new students and seeing folks get involved, and thank you for being with us on that campus. We come this morning toLuke chapter 7. We're considering one of the parables that Jesus told in the context of a very interesting story. Luke chapter 7, beginning in verse 36. One of…
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…to deal with sin. He comes to be among sinners. If you're feeling like a sinner without hope, Jesus is your man. We see it in all of the rest ofLuke chapter 7when a notorious woman comes weeping. She goes away finding forgiveness. Still in chapter 15, the lost sheep, the lost coin, the lost son, and the…
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…girl. Do you remember what he does? He grabs her by the hand and says, Talithi kumi. Daughter, arise. Remember what happens? She arises.Luke chapter 7. Your Savior comes across a funeral procession in the town of Nain. A widow is burying her only son. It would have been heart-wrenching. What does…
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…a sinner, and we all know it. It's kind of like one time early in Luke's gospel, Jesus went to the house. You can read about it. This is like inLuke chapter 7. Don't turn there now, though. Jesus goes to this man, this Pharisee, very religious man named Simon's house for dinner. And Jesus is there, and…
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…one. Luke chapter 8, verse 39. Luke chapter 8. Here's my argument. You don't need more information. You need something to happen to your heart.Luke chapter 7is all about the demoniac. Do you follow that? The demoniac is the one who Jesus delivered from all those demons and after, I love it, when the…
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…that story. This idea of what is it that God is communicating through the cross and through the resurrection? What is the heart of God? And thisLuke chapter 7, I love this story. Maybe you've heard this story before. I love, I can't get enough of this story. Jesus is having another dinner party at a…
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…a woman enters. Now, in John chapter 12, we learn that this woman is Mary. But here in Mark, she's left unnamed. There's also a similar story inLuke chapter 7, but several of the details in that story are different. So, there's probably two different occasions going on. So, we're just going to focus on…
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…we see a record of Jesus marveling at anything except one other case where he marveled at the faith of the centurions in Matthew chapter 8,Luke chapter 7. We see lots of people marveling at him, right? Lots of marveling, lots of amazement, lots of astonishment as people observe Jesus Christ. This is…
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