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Luke 7:41 · BSB
7:41 “Two men were debtors to a certain moneylender. One owed him five hundred denarii, and the other fifty.
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Good evening. It's a pleasure to be here this evening, thankful for the opportunity to preach God's Word. So if you would turn toLuke chapter 7and verse 36. Luke 7 and verse 36, why the resurrection is important. Luke chapter 7 and verse 36 and we will read through verse 50. Luke 7…
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…Holy Spirit, He can bring that power straight into your life right now in the year of our Lord, 2024. The final word is us. There's this moment inLuke chapter 7. There's a moment in Luke chapter 7 where Jesus sits down at the table, the dinner table with Simon the Pharisee, and he goes to this Pharisee's…
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…that we owe, and then we can express that love at the feet of Jesus. I think that that's one of the sermons that maybe can be preached fromLuke chapter 7. I think it does have to do, though, with how we receive. I'll just give you a hint into one of the others. Simon, the question here in this actual…
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…He has a brand new reputation. I did go up and shake his hand at the end of this, at the end of his prayer, I was reminded of the account inLuke, chapter 7, where the sinful woman came in and began washing Jesus's feet, and I'm going to flip over there and read part of this account. So Luke, chapter…
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I'll spend some time singing and worshiping again, okay, before we go into teaching. I want you to listen to what I'm going to read. This is fromLuke chapter 7. One of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him, and he went into the Pharisee's house and reclined at the table. And behold, a woman of the city,…
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…Having been justified, we will be sanctified. Our lives will grow in holiness. Grow in submission to God's law. A really interesting case. This isLuke chapter 7. It's the story of the centurion when Jesus meets him in Capernaum. We can read beginning in verse 2. Now a centurion had a servant who was sick…
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…sign of greeting. It was a sign of respect. So just for a little while this morning we want to answer the following questions we want to look at inLuke Chapter 7, who Jesus said this to, when he said it, and why he said it. That's the whole goal of our study. Without further ado, let's turn to Luke Chapter 7…
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…on Gentiles as well. Because of this unusual behavior, Jesus eventually became known by his detractors as the friend of sinners. We see that inLuke chapter 7. They called him the friend of sinners. Of course, they didn't mean that as a compliment. They meant that as an insult, not a praise. But it is…
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…the lepers. He scandalized the religious leaders as he enjoyed a meal and fellowship with some known sinners and the hated tax collectors. InLuke chapter 7, we find that Jesus scandalized Simon the Pharisee in his own home. A sinful, immoral woman came into the home, broken alabaster jar of ointment…
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…wanna read the whole story today, make a few comments as we go. But then at the end, we'll come back and talk about a few important ideas. This isLuke chapter 7starting in verse 36. When 1 of the Pharisees invited Jesus to have dinner with him, We went to the Pharisee's house and reclined at the table. A…
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…I begin to abandon my first love. Here's why I say this, guys. One of the passages that has been strong in my mind over the last little while isLuke chapter 7. Don't go there because I'll try to explain it. In Luke chapter 7, Jesus is in the house of a Pharisee. His name is Simon. And you find Jesus at…
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…The first reason is our words have authority. They have power. Again, power can be defined as the ability to make change. There's a great story inLuke chapter 7about this Roman centurion who has this beloved servant who is ill and he's near death. And this centurion knows Jesus is in Capernaum, so he sends…
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…being able to forgive, is to remember how much we were forgiven. And I want to take you to this word. This word has always blessed me, but it's aLuke. Chapter 7, verse 36 through 48. But it was really about this woman that when Jesus was in the House of Simon this Pharisee, and he went in there and he went in there to die and…
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…chapter 1 and verse number 4, John did baptize in the wilderness and preached. The baptism of repentance for the remission of sins, turn over toLuke Chapter 7. Luke chapter 7 and I have those up there by the way, if you want to write those down and look at them later, I know a lot of you are kind of…
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…An innocent man is put to death and a murderer goes free. Brothers and sisters, that is the gospel. Remember the principle that Jesus gives us inLuke chapter 7when he's talking to the Pharisees. He says, the one who's been forgiven much loves much, but the one who's been forgiven little loves little.…
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…words be few because we know we have no case to make. And we fix our eyes on the one who made his case for us. See, there's this amazing story inLuke chapter 7where Jesus is dining at the house of Simon the Pharisee when a prostitute bust, busts in through the door. She starts weeping, And then she starts…
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…text of these two women that I want to highlight, their ministry to Jesus is unique. And we're gonna get in there now. The first story comes out ofLuke 7, verses 36 through 50. The sinful woman who interrupts a dinner at the home of Simon the Pharisee. Jesus is invited to a dinner. I'm gonna paraphrase this for just lack…
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So perhaps if you have your Bible open, you can turn with me toLuke chapter 7, from verse 18 to 35, a question and answer session with Jesus to help us to answer the question, is Jesus the one? Is he the promised Savior?…
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And if you have your Bibles, perhaps you can open them with me toLuke chapter 7. While we think about what happens when love comes to town, reading this section this week reminded me of that classic U2 song of the same name,…
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…and borrowed one from the Welcome desk. I'm just betting up this stuff up there. Large print. So if you need one, go and get one, but that turn toLuke chapter 7and it's the face of the Centurion. There's when Jesus had finished saying all these things to the people who are listening, he entered Capernaum.…
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