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Luke 8:2–3 · BSB
8:2 as well as some women who had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities: Mary called Magdalene, from whom seven demons had gone out,
8:3 Joanna the wife of Herod’s household manager Chuza, Susanna, and many others. These women were ministering to them out of their own means.
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…of the Most High God who proclaim to you the way of salvation. This evil spirit is saying true things. We see that also in Luke, Luke chapter 4,Luke chapter 8. As demons would actually talk to Jesus and say, You, the Son of the Most High, what have you to do with us? Now, saying true things, but probably…
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…I think we always assume they're bad. But sometimes storms are a good thing. Now, this morning, that's where the disciples find themselves. InLuke chapter 8, if you want to grab your Bibles, you can go ahead and head that way. Jesus told them, Let us go across the side of the lake. And that's exactly…
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…in your service, be faithful in what I've given you, be ready when I come back. And there's a very sobering, touching passage that Jesus gives inLuke chapter 8and in Luke chapter 8. Um, it's remaining faithful. He says, Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, some of you will know this line. It says,…
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…so the question I want to answer today is how well are you listening? How well are you listening to God? If you have your Bibles, grab them, go toLuke chapter 8. We're gonna start in verse 16 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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…is choking out the word of God in her life. Her doing for Jesus is choking out her ability to simply be with him. Just a few chapters earlier inLuke chapter 8, Jesus tells a parable. It's a parable of the soils, and he talks about how a farmer went out and spread all sorts of seed, and some of that seed…
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…Although this is on Facebook Live, so now that no, but it's fine. They're not coming back and watch the first service. But today we're gonna be inLuke chapter 8, and Jesus tells us exactly why two people can hear the same servant, same sermon, and get completely different things. You know why? Because God's…
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…I, how we can take this same seriousness concerning our words and concerning the words of God and the words of Jesus. I want to read to you fromLuke chapter 8, and I'm going to start in verse 22. Now it came to pass on a certain day that he, Jesus, went into a ship with his disciples, and he said to them,…
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…So Luke gives us a unique picture inspired by the Holy Spirit of what took place as Jesus walked toward Jerusalem. But before he does that,Luke chapter 8talked a lot about Jesus' authority, answering the question: who then is this who can calm the winds and the waves? Luke chapter 9 includes a lot…
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…and even end today with assurance of the question: how can I know whether I am a disciple or just a part of the crowd? And as we enter intoLuke chapter 8, the crowds are not only running towards Jesus, the crowds are great. Look with me at verse 4. And when a great crowd was gathering, and people…
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…is the touch through which there is forgiveness and there is reconciliation. We can remind ourselves of the story of the woman who came to Jesus inLuke chapter 8. She was in the crowd and she came believing firmly that if she touched with the garment of Jesus, she would be healed. And she came and touched…
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…best that she had but she had a sister called Mary who sat at the Lord's feet and listened to his teaching Mary sat at the Lord's feet listening inLuke chapter 8we are introduced Luke does a great job in the Gospels but also through the book of Acts of seeing how Christ and his people elevated the standing…
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Alright, I'll invite you to open your Bible, please, toLuke chapter 8. Today we're looking at verses 26 through 39. And as you turn there, I will ask you a question, as I often do. Are you afraid of God? Should you be…
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…a great stormed by an even greater God. And then the disciples in return asked a really great question. And that question was, Who then is this? InLuke chapter 8, starting in verse 22 through the rest of the chapter, the second half of Luke chapter 8, we'll be in verse 40 this morning. It really talks about…
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…still holds. But Luke has to put her in there. We can't leave women like this out. Women like Joanna and Susanna, who supported Jesus' ministry inLuke chapter 8, or Demaris, who gets a brief mention in Acts, chapter 17. Scholars note that Luke describes his purpose for writing this gospel. He says, I want…
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…for all. Steadfast faith is possible for all. And the more you renew your mind to what the word of God says, the easier you see that that is. InLuke chapter 8and verse 11, Jesus said that the seed was the word of God. It's what we refer to as uh the parable of the sower. And Jesus said the seed was the…
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Alright, would you please open your Bibles toLuke chapter 8? Today we're looking at verses 19 through 28. Sorry, 19 through 21. Luke 8, 19 through 21. So pretty much any time anyone mentions the musical,…
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Alright, I'll invite you to open your Bibles, please, toLuke chapter 8, and we will be looking at verses 22 through 25 this morning. So some years ago, uh a group of buddies and I, we went on a trip to Charleston,…
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…mat and walk in Luke chapter 5, Peter tells Aeneas to rise and make his bed in Acts 9. Just as Jesus tells all the mourners to leave the house inLuke chapter 8, Peter puts all the mourners and the widows and the tunics and garments out of the house in Acts chapter 9. Jesus says to Jairus' daughter, little…
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…says about this, but also how you can do it just a little bit better. If you want to join me, we're going to go into the New Testament here,Luke chapter 8. We're going to take a look at the parable of the sower. You know this ⁓ passage of scripture well, I am sure, but we're gonna take a look and be…
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…of Lazarus. There was two in in in the in the gospel of in the four gospels, I'm sorry. The first was Jarius's daughter. You can find that inLuke chapter 8. Jarius was the leader of the synagogue who tells who fells at Jesus' feet and pleads him to come and heal his dying daughter. The second story we…
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