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Luke 8:50 · BSB
8:50 But Jesus overheard them and said to Jairus, “Do not be afraid; just believe, and she will be healed.”
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…Jesus. In fact, some of his most famous moments come on this boat. We're gonna look at a few of them. I'm gonna go through them kind of quickly. InLuke chapter 8, it says, one day Jesus and the disciples got into a boat, and he told them, Let's cross over to the other side of the lake. And so they set out.…
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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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…the empty tomb. Rahab and Ruth are two different women recorded in the genealogy of Christ, highlighting their importance and their significance.Luke chapter 8, it leads us very clearly to believe that in the midst of the male disciples that were teenagers following after Jesus, there was also some women…
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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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…to ask is this why we sing? Why do we sing? Why do we have a reason to sing because of the Christmas story? What's going to happen in this story inLuke chapter 8, chapter 2, verses 8 to 21, is the angels are going to appear to the shepherds and they're going to burst out in song. And so, in this first point,…
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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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…darkness and powerless to deliver ourselves without the grace of God. In this respect, before any of us are saved, we are not so unlike this man inLuke chapter 8. You see, here in Luke chapter 8, in verses 26 through 39, Jesus is going to demonstrate his power over the forces of darkness. And in the previous…
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…rigid. So here we go, guys. We're being fluid. Well, today we're going to talk about two great stories that are true about Jesus. And it comes fromLuke chapter 8. So at our church, Commission Church, we took a break over the summer, but we've been going through the book of Luke, and so this is what I'm going…
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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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…soil and so on. Different soils. You've probably heard this parable. If you haven't, you can read it in Mark chapter 4 or Matthew chapter 13 orLuke chapter 8. And those lists are now on the podcast. And maybe somebody on Facebook will type them in. Mark 4, Matthew 13, Luke 8. But the bottom line is,…
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…witnesses. But, friends, Jesus gets the credit for changing all that. Amen? So, starting here with Mary Magdalene, we actually can go back inLuke chapter 8, we learn about the circle of women who Jesus cured. He cured them of their diseases and their demons, it says. And this circle of women became…
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…you, and allow us to worship you for how awesome you are. Pray this in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. All right, church, so if you haven't already, uhLuke chapter 8is a story of incredible peace today. Luke chapter 8, and we're gonna look at a number of verses in a story from 26 to 39. There's some verses…
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…cases, miracles were mediated indirectly by common everyday objects that had touched God's chosen agents. This is similar to what happened inLuke chapter 8, when a woman who had discharged her blood for 12 years believed that if she just touched the hem of Jesus' garment, the fringe of his garment,…
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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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…some of these with you. One of the ladies that is here in this moment at the resurrection is a woman named Joanna. Now you can read about her inLuke chapter 8, and she's very important. Even though you don't see her name often in Scripture, it's not someone that you think about and are pointed to in…
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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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