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Luke 9:20 · BSB
9:20 “But what about you?” Jesus asked. “Who do you say I am?” Peter answered, “The Christ of God.”
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…chapter 10 and Luke onwards. He'll be in the long journey towards Jerusalem. He's coming to the end of the first part of his earthly ministry. AndLuke chapter 9pulls together a number of things about that climax. And in this passage, Jesus is answering three very simple questions. My version of them is…
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…is your first Sunday with us at Brunsfield. It is just great to have you with us. Can I encourage you at this point to make every effort to getLuke chapter 9open in front of you? It is crucial as we come to church at this point in our service that we have God's Word open in front of us. So make every…
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…it clear to His followers, If you're going to follow me, you've got to surrender not only your rights, but your life. Look at how Jesus said it inLuke chapter 9. And He said to all, all who were there, If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. Taking up…
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…end, the tail end of his ministry. He's six to eight months away from the cross. He has already set his face to go to Jerusalem. That happened inLuke chapter 9. And now, he is kind of dotting his way through Samaria and through Judea, various kinds of ministry in various places, making his way gradually to…
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…it's free for you and I. It's free for you. It's free for me. But it still came at a cost, isn't it, for someone? Let's wind the tape forward toLuke chapter 9. We're told in Luke chapter 9 that King Herod is asking questions about who this man Jesus is. And the answer given by the disciples is that Jesus…
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…Luke because you know who doesn't forget how important it is? Jesus. Even early in his ministry, we hear him coming back to the importance of this.Luke chapter 9is only one example to show you. He tells his disciples, the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and chief priests and…
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…And along comes Jesus. Jesus, 500 odd years after Esther and says, I am the Son of Man. But he wages war against God's enemies differently. InLuke chapter 9, there's a place where some people reject Jesus and they show themselves to be enemies of Jesus and enemies of God's people. And the disciples turn…
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…evening series. And to do that, to learn about what it means to be a follower of Jesus, we've been looking at the middle section of the Gospel ofLuke, chapters 9through 19. In this section of the Gospel of Luke, Jesus is on the road to Jerusalem with his disciples. He's teaching them, he's instructing them,…
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Luke. You thought I was going to say 2 Samuel, didn't you? The Gospel ofLuke, chapter 9. We're starting a new sermon series tonight in Luke's Gospel. We're going to start in chapter 9, verse 51. If you're looking in the Pew Bible,…
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…let him do it because of his own sinfulness. He sees himself as too unworthy and too beneath Jesus. And that is surprising, isn't it? Because inLuke chapter 9and verse 58, Jesus will save himself. I've got nowhere to lay my head. I've got no roof over my head. I've got no home that I can call my own. So…
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…let him do it because of his own sinfulness. He sees himself as too unworthy and too beneath Jesus. And that is surprising, isn't it? Because inLuke chapter 9and verse 58, Jesus will save himself. I've got nowhere to lay my head. I've got no roof over my head. I've got no home that I can call my own. So…
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…David is writing about, but it's calling on God to do what he already said he was gonna do back in Psalm 2. He's already coming. There's a verse inLuke chapter 9when Jesus is traveling with his buddies and he rolls up on the Samaritan village. And as he's passing through, the Samaritan village didn't…
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…Right? Where are we going to go? We've left it all behind. We know that You're the Christ. Why would we leave? Look at some improper responses.Luke chapter 9, beginning of verse 57. As they, Jesus and the disciples, were going along the road, someone said to Him, I will follow you wherever you go. And…
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…my time is not now. And now he's like, ding. Now is the time for the Son of Man to be glorified. He's his death had a purpose. What do you mean? InLuke chapter 9, don't turn there, but Jesus is talking to these guys, and he spoke of going to Jerusalem to accomplish his death. Who talks about their death in…
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…New Testament. You don't have to turn there, but just mark down in Luke chapter 9, verse 23 to about verse 25. Jesus makes this great statement inLuke chapter 9. He says this. He says, Hey, if any man would come after me, if anyone wants to be my disciple, if you want to be a part of what I'm doing, if you…
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…exactly what our text is saying this morning. And it's not just here in Romans. Jesus Himself spoke of dying to yourself, picking up your cross.Luke chapter 9, Mark chapter 8, Matthew chapter 8, Matthew chapter 16, all speak to having to die yourself. It's not something new. This isn't some new idea. It's…
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…all right now you need to tune into this bit follow me follow me what I want you to do tonight after church is go home pick up your Bible turn toLuke chapter 9and you dwell on those two words you hover over them you meditate on them you read them you think about them you incline your heart to them you ask…
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…all right now you need to tune into this bit follow me follow me what I want you to do tonight after church is go home pick up your Bible turn toLuke chapter 9and you dwell on those two words you hover over them you meditate on them you read them you think about them you incline your heart to them you ask…
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