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Luke 7:3–5 · BSB
7:3 When the centurion heard about Jesus, he sent some Jewish elders to ask Him to come and heal his servant.
7:4 They came to Jesus and pleaded with Him earnestly, “This man is worthy to have You grant this,
7:5 for he loves our nation and has built our synagogue.”
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…that broke you free from addiction. The grace that carried you through suffering, the grace that brought you into the family of Almighty God. InLuke chapter 7, we're given a picture of this. If you know your Bibles, a sinful woman comes into this house where Jesus is, and she starts pouring out this…
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…in Luke 18? He walks away justified. Another one of my favorites, when I think about a poor in spirit, is Luke 7. If you want to turn over there,Luke chapter 7. This is someone who is poor in spirit. This is one of the women who washes Jesus' feet with her hair and her tears. It's a great depiction of what…
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…striking contrast between his host welcome and the extravagant attention of an uninvited sinful woman to teach about forgiveness. A reading fromLuke chapter 7, beginning with the 36th verse. One of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him. And he went into the Pharisee's house and took his place at the…
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…have something that happened in the Bible that can help you understand this whole silent Saturday. And I found it. So if you turn to your Bible toLuke chapter 7, I must read a simple story from verse 11 to 15. But before I do that, let me explain who's talking to you today. Now, when it comes to Reggie, we…
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…gives us mercy. And if you want to put mercy instead of grace, you could do both in there. God, his mercy, his grace equals us seeing his glory.Luke chapter 7, Jesus tells this parable, and he starts telling, he's talking, it's really interesting because as this guy, he goes to this Pharisee's house and…
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…you are challenged and encouraged as you listen to this week's message. The title of this morning's message is Say the Word. And I'm reading fromLuke chapter 7. I'm going to read verse 1 to 10 to set the tone for us today. It's a very well-known passage of scripture on the centurion's servant where whom…
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We are going to dive right into it today. Take your copy of the scriptures with me and go toLuke chapter 7. ! Yes, I know the video said Romans and this is week 12 of our series in Romans. But we're going to go to Luke today. So Luke chapter 7. Verses 1…
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…to protect us, don't forget to praise God that He's made us fellow heirs with the Jewish saints. You know what I think of? I think of that woman inLuke chapter 7. We don't know for sure that she was a prostitute, but probably she was. And you remember what she did to Jesus as Jesus reclined at dinner at…
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…are you making up the storms and winds? I mean, what's going on here, right? I'm with the disciples on that. Anyway, open your Bibles this morning,Luke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7. So last week, we were given a lesson about God's holiness. And we were asked to consider His holiness and whether or not He was…
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…There was a couple different working titles, but I decided on When Jesus Walks Into Your Grief. So if you have your Bibles, grab them, go toLuke chapter 7. We're going to start in verse 11 this morning. If you don't have your Bible, don't worry about it. Tap the NFC tag on the chair in front of you.…
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…And apparently, this is nothing new. Apparently, this has been going on for years and years and years and years. And today we're gonna get intoLuke chapter 7, where there's some pretty picky people. Now, if this is your first week with us this summer, we're in a series called Divine Stories, a summer…
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…I didn't miss nothing. I didn't miss nothing. And I'll give you something. Well, I'll tell you something in a little bit. We'll get there. But inLuke chapter 7, there's a story. And I found myself asking the question, why? Why this lady? Why this mama? Why did God, out of all the women, That Jesus could…
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…So if you're taking notes, that's the title of my message. The power of faith. The power of faith. So if you have your Bibles, grab them. Go toLuke chapter 7. We're gonna start in verse one this morning. If you don't have your Bible, don't worry about it. Uh, tap with your phone for some of you that are…
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…feet and pleads him to come and heal his dying daughter. The second story we could find is the widow's son at the you could find that story inLuke chapter 7. It's um Jesus encountered at a funeral procession for a widow who had already lost her husband and was now grieving the loss of her only son. Now…
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…does it in all sorts of ways. But we know that one of the primary ways he does it is through his word. And so I want to read a scripture. It's fromLuke chapter 7. Luke chapter 7. And it's a story about John the Baptist. And we're going to talk a little bit more about John the Baptist. But God used this…
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…he didn't realize it. It's hard to recognize our need for grace when we've never abandoned it. In another exchange with a Pharisee earlier on inLuke chapter 7, Jesus goes to Simon the Pharisees house. So he goes to this Pharisees house and while he's at Simon the Pharisees house, he's talking with him.…
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…resurrections in addition to Christ's resurrection. One was a 12-year-old girl, Luke chapter 8. One was a young man who had been dead for hours inLuke chapter 7. And in our text today is of a man who had been in the tomb for four days. Pretty hard to fake that one, isn't it? Four days. This gives a picture…
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…well. And if you would, he was living like it is well. Everything's fine. By faith, the peace inside of him said, It is well. Look one more time atLuke chapter 7. Stay with me. Luke chapter 7. Brother, I wonder this morning. Is it well? Is it well? Let me ask you again, is it well? No, no, not not not. Is it…
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…but those who do the will of the Father. They claim to know God, but by their actions, they deny knowing him. They are detestable. This is found inLuke chapter 7and Titus 1. They're detestable, disobedient, and unfit for anything good. That's pretty strong words. About non-committal followers of Jesus…
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…He has compassion for the woman who's unfaithful in her marriage in John chapter 7. He has compassion on the woman who is anointing his feet inLuke chapter 7. And he tells a famous parable about a prodigal son in Luke 15, pointing to how the father forgave the sin, and he welcomed him back into the…
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