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Luke 9:16 · BSB
9:16 Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, Jesus spoke a blessing and broke them. Then He gave them to the disciples to set before the people.
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…adult preaching performing miracles calling a group of individuals to follow him and he would die on a cross for the sins of mankind. And in factLuke chapter 9Jesus tells his followers this he says the son of man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and the chief priests and scribes and…
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…53 to 56. So Jesus goes to Samaria and he is beginning to speak in Samaria. And as he begins to speak in Samaria, the Samaritans reject him inLuke chapter 9, 53 to 56. And the reason they reject him is because they have set his face like flip towards Jerusalem and he's heading towards Jerusalem. And the…
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…from slavery. And so Jesus Christ came himself to be delivered from slavery. Now it's so important as we wrap up this point to say this, that inLuke chapter 9, at the mount of transfiguration, Jesus turns to the disciples that were there. And he says to them, it says, Luke says that after he was…
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…if you want to, you can write these in your notes, maybe you'll want to reference them later. The parallel accounts are found in Matthew 17 andLuke chapter 9. And what you'll find as you begin to study those three accounts of this specific miracle is that Mark not only gives more time to it, Mark gives…
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…Let's begin with this phrase right here, coming to him. Now, a couple of foundational passages that show what this means about coming to him andLuke chapter 9, and verse 23. Jesus said this, anyone who desires to come to me, must do what must deny himself must take up his cross daily and follow me. Second…
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…And I'm going to give you a couple of places to turn to so you can be there and be ready. Luke chapter 18, and then we're going to be looking atLuke chapter 9, just a couple of passages. But the first position shift that we see, the first position I want you to understand is the Pharisees' prideful…
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…to them Elijah with Moses, and they were talking with Jesus. Now, remember, Luke tells us the nature of this conversation. You can find that inLuke chapter 9if you want to just maybe make a note of that in your margin. Matthew 17 and Luke chapter 9 is where you will find the parallels to Mark's account.…
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…father and a daughter against his mother. And that anyone who loves their father or mother more than him is not worthy of him. This is Jesus whenLuke chapter 9told a would-be disciple if he wanted to go and say goodbye to his family, he wasn't fit for service in God's kingdom. And Jesus constantly…
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…choose to do it and keep looking to the gospel as we do it. What's remarkable about this passage, as many commentators will point out, is that inLuke chapter 9we are told that Jesus resolutely set his face to go to Jerusalem. Jerusalem. Jesus is the power here for us to build the church that we need to…
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…short term strategy. staying focused on our long term goals is a winning strategy. And in fact we can be reminded of the words of our Lord Jesus inLuke chapter 9if anyone would come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it but…
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…short term strategy. staying focused on our long term goals is a winning strategy. And in fact we can be reminded of the words of our Lord Jesus inLuke chapter 9if anyone would come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it but…
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…it says in verse 38, as Jesus and his disciples were on their way. And I think it's important for us to recognise the journey that Jesus is on. InLuke chapter 9and verse 51, we read, as the time approached for Jesus to be taken up to heaven, Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem. So he's on this journey…
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…and to articulate what it means to be one of his disciples, to be a kingdom citizen, to be part of his life, he says some pretty crazy things.Luke chapter 9, he says, If anyone will come after me, let him deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it,…
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…by himself to pray. We find out that like Daniel, he didn't just pray by himself. He prayed with others. Luke chapter 6, he prayed by himself. ButLuke chapter 9, he takes Peter and John and James up with him to the mountain to pray. So Jesus doesn't just pray by himself. He prays with others. Remember, the…
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…is going to be marked by three different areas, three different locations of what Jesus is doing. The early parts leading up to that verse inLuke chapter 9is more of Jesus' rural ministry, right? So, Jesus was in the area of Galilee, and that was kind of out in the country. It was away from the big…
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…latest message. Thanks for listening. Good morning. Glad that you guys are here with us. If you've got your Bibles, go ahead and open them up toLuke chapter 9. We're going to start here in verse 51 in just a moment, but I'm going to tell you, it is an absolutely beautiful day outside. I got to get out in…
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…And so, Lord, speak to our hearts, draw us closer to you, and it's in Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Well, if you've got your Bibles with you, turn toLuke chapter 9here in just a moment. We'll start reading verse 28 as we continue on in looking at the gospel of Luke, but we're kind of sandwiched in from last…
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…the glory of God revealed, but we also see everything that humanity is meant to be. Our title tonight is He is Different and we can read again fromLuke chapter 9at verse 28. Now about eight days after these sayings he took with him Peter and John and James and went up on the mountain to pray and as he was…
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…to hear the latest message. Thanks for listening. Well, good morning. Glad that you guys are here with us. If you've got your Bibles going up atLuke chapter 9, as you turn there, I want you to encourage you throughout the course of today and tomorrow to be in prayer. We've got about 45 middle school, high…
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…without love is nothing more than brutality and divisiveness. And it will never represent the heart of Jesus. Never. That's what John learned inLuke chapter 9. John walked away from this. I'm convinced that John walked away from this conversation changed. When you look at John's life, James and John were…
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