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Luke 8:18 · BSB
8:18 Pay attention, therefore, to how you listen. Whoever has will be given more, but whoever does not have, even what he thinks he has will be taken away from him.”
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…allow them to speak. In Luke chapter 5. Jesus heals a man who is full of leprosy. And then once they're clean. He charges them to tell no one. InLuke chapter 8. There's a man that comes to Jesus. He's one of the religious leaders. A leader of the synagogue. His name is Jairus. And Jesus will raise his…
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…Now, to understand this passage, we need to understand a little bit of the context of what's going on surrounding it, both before and after inLuke chapter 8. Now, you may recall, it's been probably three months ago, so you probably don't, but we talked, we had a sermon one Sunday where we talked about…
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…considered the connection here. It's to Jesus' parable of the sower. You know the story. The parable of the sower. He shares this parable inLuke chapter 8. He shares it in several of the Gospels. Luke chapter 8, starting in verse 5, he says this, A sower went out to sow his seed and as he sowed, some…
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…of us also break under pressure so today's sermon is entitled shape by pressure how to obey Jesus so would you stand with me I'm gonna read fromLuke chapter 8I've just had the fun realization that maybe this Bible print is a little small so we started verse 40 now when Jesus returned a crowd welcomed him…
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…and salient for people. We need to understand that Christ himself reinforced the counter-cultural instruction to women in the first century. InLuke chapter 8we find that women traveled with Christ on his various ministry journeys. In Luke chapter 9 we find that it was Mary who sat at Jesus' feet. Women…
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…And as we read the raising of Tabitha, it's almost like a replica, isn't it, of the raising of Jairus' daughter. Do you remember that story fromLuke chapter 8? Jesus goes to the house of Jairus. Jairus' little girl, 12 years old. And she's lying there dead. And Jesus says, get up. Talitha coombe. Little…
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…and minds of unbelievers. So that they stay blinded and they stay in the dark as far as the gospel as concerned over there in the Gospel of Luke inLuke chapter 8and in the verse 15. We read these words by way of explanation whenever we think about the parable of the sower, he says. Sorry it's verse 12. Luke…
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…the world can ever hear. But there's something else that makes Mary Magdalene the most unlikely person to be a witness to what happened. We read inLuke chapter 8and in Mark Chapter 16, a little bit more about who Mary was. In Luke chapter eight, verse two. It identifies her as Mary Magdalene, from whom…
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If you have your Bibles this morning, I want you to turn toLuke chapter 8. Luke chapter 8. It is a joy to be back. I had a wedding that I had already planned and was in Mississippi doing that last weekend. Missed being…
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a group of women who traveled with him who apparently had financial means. And they supported him, it tells us, I think it's in verse 3 ofLuke chapter 8, they supported him out of those means. So the Bible highlights for us that women played a special role in Jesus' ministry. One of their roles was…
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…They don't want to just put him to death, but they're okay with him not being a part of their lives. One other thing, we go to the next verse, butLuke chapter 8, you know what it inserts here that Mark omits? It says that when he ran through these caves in the mountainside, he did so completely naked. He…
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…in Acts 6. You're going to need that open. But I want to kick off looking back to Luke's first letter to his mate Theophilus in Luke. Because inLuke chapter 8, Jesus tells his boys and disciples a story. It's known as the parable of the sower. And to a large degree, the point of the story is this. Living…
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…you. Depart from me, you workers of lawlessness. Jesus also told the parable of the sower. You can find it in Matthew chapter 13 and Mark 4 andLuke chapter 8, where there's seed that falls on the ground, and it's snatched away by birds, which represent the devil, steals the truth away. There's seed that…
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…made public one day. Every text message is going to be made public one day. Every email is going to be on the front page of the Washington Post. InLuke chapter 8, Jesus says this, for nothing is hidden that will not be made manifest, nor is anything secret that will not be made known and come to light. And…
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…of the storm. Now, this was recorded in a mark for beginning at verse 35. It's also recorded in Matthew chapter 8, beginning at Verse 18 and inLuke chapter 8, beginning at verse 22, I want to reach you though, 10 phrases that are taken from Mark's narrative about the stealing. Storm and I would read just…
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…Verse 6, by the word of the Lord, by the breath of his mouth. He need only speak and it is. This echoes for us, surely, Jesus, who in the gospel ofLuke, chapter 8, speaks and calms the storm in the presence of his terrified disciples. All he has to do is speak. There is such power. number 2.2, he sees and…
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…should not make him known. Yes, they believe in the deity of Jesus Christ. Secondly, they believed in the existence of A place of condemnation,Luke chapter 8and verse number 31, but not only that. They also believed that Jesus Christ will be the judge in that last and final day. Can you imagine that?…
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…joy my brothers and sisters whenever you face trials of many kinds because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Jesus inLuke chapter 815 when describing the seeds falling on four types of soil says that the seed that falls on good soil stands for those with a noble and a good…
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…Jerusalem? Jerusalem? They were there ministering to him in Jerusalem but they had ministered to him throughout his earthly ministry. We find fromLuke chapter 8that Mary had made a personal investment she was essentially a financer of Jesus' ministry not only vested in the process of being a part of his…
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…to a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. Turn with me toLuke chapter 8. Luke 8 is on page 864 of the Bible in the pew in front of you. We're going to be looking this morning at the story at the end of the chapter where…
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