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Luke 8:28 · BSB
8:28 When the man saw Jesus, he cried out and fell down before Him, shouting in a loud voice, “What do You want with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I beg You not to torture me!”
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…him. Have you wondered how they ministered to Him? You know the Bible tells us in a different gospel account. You have to turn there to see it. InLuke chapter 8, beginning in verse one, we know exactly how these faithful sisters serve their master. Luke 8 verse one. This is when Jesus was in Galilee, and we…
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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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…it, and it will cause other desires to pop into you, so much so that what it does, it chokes the word and it becomes what? Unfruitful. Now look atLuke chapter 8. Luke chapter 8, verse 14. It says the seed fell among the thorns. These are the ones whom have heard, and as they go on their way, they are choked…
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…I think you still all have your hands after fourth of July. That's that's classic. That's good. But I'm glad you're here. We're gonna jump into,Luke chapter 8. We're gonna read it. We're gonna pray for help, to be honest. This is a text that is I dig into it for Sermon and prep, I think it's 1 that we all…
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…God works in the world. That this idea of people partnering together to see the gospel advance is how God chooses to work in the world. Start ofLuke chapter 8, um, as Lisa read for us, gives us an insight into some of the people surrounding Jesus' ministry. And he lists these three women, Mary Magdalene,…
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…part in the power and the love and the thinking that he wants to bring your way. He depended on women to supply his needs. He's a Jewish man. InLuke chapter 8, he's depending on women to supply his needs. It's not done, man. You used to pray if you were a Jewish man saying, I thank you Lord for making me…
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…that says you must hate evil. Therefore, because the Jews are liars, they're evil. So we must hate them. But in the entirety of the scripture, inLuke chapter 8, Jesus calls his disciples evil. So we're supposed to hate the disciples too? This person who wrote this email to me, if you're here, you do not…
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…on the planet. What he controls is his word. He always does his word. His word always comes to pass. Again, how can God be controlling? And we readLuke Chapter 8. It mean controlling everything. Luke chapter 8, verse 11 through 15 says it this way. Let me read the Matthew. I'm sorry I never read that.…
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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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…to draw. Everybody, eyes on me. Focus. Turn to your neighbor, say. Focus. Turn the other one, say focus. Say in 2024, I'm going to stay focused. InLuke chapter 8, there was a woman with issue of blood and she had needs, right? The Bible says she was hemorrhaging or bleeding for 12 years. She had going…
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…others that they may see your good deeds. And glorify your Father in heaven. Now this parable is also found. In Mark Chapter 4 verses. 21 to 25 andLuke chapter 8verses 1618 Guess what guys? Setting your homework that you love it when I. Always set homework. Go and do a little. Compare and contrast. Really…
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…connect with us, keep listening after the message ends. Good morning, CCW. Good morning. Glad to see you. I want you to take your Bible and turn toLuke chapter 8, looking at this morning the parable of the sower. And as we think about that, I want to share a prayer request. On to that, we have a team of…
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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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…is now Israel. There were a lot of Marys, and it was important to distinguish one Mary from another. So, she was Mary Magdalene. And we learn fromLuke chapter 8that she originally met Jesus when he cast seven demons out of her and that she had since been dedicated as a follower to Jesus throughout his…
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…We get some clips of that. So uh I would like to just give an example of what Jesus did with the oppressed. One example would be Mary Magdalene inLuke chapter 8. We see that Mary was traveling with Jesus and his disciples. And the text there tells us that Mary had been possessed by seven demons. That is…
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…to glorify God and to enjoy him forever along with that. So here is the lamp that's set on the stand, and it's a great encouragement. You rememberLuke chapter 8, you find from verse 47. Verses that fit in with what we're looking at here just now. Chapter 8 and verses 47 in Luke, where you find the following…
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…they were making a year, it was up because when you listen to the voice of God, he will and God can trust you, he will prosper you. Go with me toLuke chapter 8. Doing a little off by prepared sermon. But I need you to see this because a lot of people felt that every time Jesus wanted something, there was a…
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…way you and I actually going to get the answers is when we compare this version of the parable of the sower with the two other ones. So meet me inLuke chapter 8, if you want to know how Satan does this. And Luke chapter 8. Let's read in verse 4. Luke 84. And when a great crowd was gathering and people from…
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