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Luke 9:21–22 · BSB
9:21 Jesus strictly warned them not to tell this to anyone.
9:22 “The Son of Man must suffer many things,” He said. “He must be rejected by the elders, chief priests, and scribes, and He must be killed and on the third day be raised to life.”
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Alright, I'll ask you to please open your Bibles toLuke chapter 9 verses 18 through 22. As Presbyterians, we believe that elders like me have an obligation to the loc not just the local body, Hickory Grove, but also the broader…
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…able to. And just honor those in your life who are mothers. Open up your Bibles to Luke. Chapter 9 we're. Going to be in. Verses 21 to 27. Today,Luke. Chapter 9, verses 21 to 27, I just want to start by just praying over us and we're just going to pray a simple prayer. Come Holy Spirit, would you fill this place today?…
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…to be the Christ, to be the Messiah. And Jesus begins teaching them something that they were not expecting. And so I want you to look with me inLuke chapter 9, verses 21 through 22. Remember, if it's underlined, I want you to read that with me, okay? And he strictly charged and commanded them to tell this to no one, saying,…
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…ready to learn maybe, and absorb something. You might just get something new from this. So we're going to be. Looking at the book of Luke today,Luke Chapter 9 verses 18 to 23. The same narrative is repeated both in Matthew and in Mark as well, but we're looking at Luke specifically as the central passage because it has…
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…we'll be looking at three things. Who is Jesus? How does he prove it? And what does it mean for me? So let's look at the text. Please turn toLuke chapter 9, verses 18 to 27. If you do not have a Bible here, there's Bibles on the other side of the door, I believe. Feel free to get up at any moment and go get a Bible. So…
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…so we're going to start teasing out this morning what it means to be a disciple of Jesus in the 21st century living here in the city of Kenosha. SoLuke chapter 9, verses 18 through 26. Now it happened that he was praying alone. The disciples were with him. And he asked them, who do the crowds say that I am? And they answered,…
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…to do and to believe. So this morning, we're going to look at Luke 9. And we're going to see, in essence, the turning point for the gospel of Luke.Luke 9:18-27. Once when Jesus was praying in private and His disciples were with Him, He asked them, who do the crowds say I am? They replied, some say John the…
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