Sermons onLuke 1

Savior

• 7:41Luke 1:1

  …was with God, and the Word was God. Now that shouldn't surprise us that John begins at the beginning. Actually, John begins before the beginning. The reason that's not surprising if you take your Bibles and turn to Luke 1.1. Luke begins at the beginning. He says, Many have undertaken to compile a narrative from the events that have been fulfilled

Christmas Playlist

• 4:05Luke 1

  Roses too. Louis Armstrong. Today we're going to hear a song by a once mute priest that is on his playlist. Because there's something about the songs in our life that tell us what is in our heart. So if you have your Bibles with you today, turn to Luke chapter 1. I'm not even moving. I need to get a hand held. Okay.

• 4:45Luke 1

  There we go. Now when we light our candles, it's going to get real interesting. With one less hand. But we'll figure it out. Lord will be with us. Luke chapter 1. Two verses. Song of a dumb priest. A song of a mute priest.

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Christmas Playlist

• 5:31Luke 1

  Nothing is impossible. For God. Today, we look at the impossibility of Christmas. What happens when the Lord does the impossible? If you have your scriptures, join me in the book of Luke, the third gospel, Matthew, Mark, Luke, chapter 1, beginning in verse 26. If you have your Bibles, I pray that you would turn there with me. The impossibility of Christmas.

• 5:48Luke 1

  The impossibility of Christmas. As you arrive in Luke 1, 26, I want to acknowledge a worldview that we all have. The Enlightenment, 16th century-ish, made us value reason over tradition. Reason over faith or belief. The Enlightenment, the Enlightenment, the intellectual movement, continues to form the Western framework of all that we do, think, and say.

Christmas is...

• 25:32Luke 1:46

  Because the godness of Emmanuel demands a response. It was the godness of Jesus Christ that caused the magi to fall on their knees in worship. It was the godness of Jesus that made Mary's soul praise the greatness of the Lord in Luke 1.46. It was the godness of Jesus Christ where the heavenly host burst forth in song. It was the godness of Jesus Christ that Simeon's life was fulfilled.

• 25:53Luke 1:36

  It was the godness of Jesus Christ that Simeon's life was fulfilled. And now he said, I can lay my life down in peace. It was the godness portion of Jesus in Luke 1.36 where Anna began to thank God for seeing this child at the temple. Church, if Jesus is really God, we have to respond. And if you leave here and you say, well, I don't believe, that is a response.

Miracle in the Manger

• 5:10Luke 1

  Let's read Luke chapter 1, beginning in verse 30. The word of the Lord says this. Then the angel told her, Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. Now listen, you will conceive and give birth to a son. And you will name him Jesus.

• 8:21Luke 1

  …he's going to be unlike any other child in the history of the world. What a memorable name indeed for you to go with this plan. That's exactly what happens to Mary in this moment, in this miracle. We've read it in Luke chapter 1 and beginning in verse 31. Now listen, exciting news. You will conceive and you will give birth to a son and you will name him Jesus.

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Advent

• 4:00Luke 1

  …at the wise men who who see the gift of salvation so they bring their offerings to the gift that god has given us and today we're going to look at jesus the lamb of god so we're going to look at john the baptist in luke chapter one if you have your bibles with you i hope that you do as we've already mentioned whether it's in chinese or spanish or english whether it's by phone or a copy or a copy in front of you if you don't have a bible we have…

• 4:20Luke 1

  or a copy or a copy in front of you if you don't have a bible we have few bibles for you page 908 we're gonna be in luke chapter one beginning this morning as we see the light of jesus christ impacting john the baptist john the baptist luke chapter one it's the new testament the gospels

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Numbers

• 29:17Luke 1

  We have in Matthew and Luke chapter one, the Holy Spirit birthing the Son of God, the immaculate conception. We have in Acts chapter two and three, the Holy Spirit descending like tongues of fire. We have the Holy Spirit convicting people and bringing people to repentance, guiding and comforting. The Holy Spirit is the one that's moving. We never see the Holy Spirit taking a break. You'll never find in scripture

Missing Christmas

• 2:23Luke 1

  Luke chapter one, beginning in verse five. And I'm always reminded, look, this is the living and active word of God. And we have it and we are able to open it. And when we do, and when we read it, it impacts our life. And so we do not read this as if it is any other book. This is the very word of the Lord. My sermon this morning is affectionately entitled, Shut Your Mouth.

• 3:04Luke 1:5

  My sermon this morning is affectionately entitled, Shut Your Mouth. Shut Your Mouth. It'll make sense shortly. So let's read this entire text. Luke chapter one, verse five. "In the days of King Herod of Judea, there was a priest of Abijah's division named Zechariah. And his wife was from the daughter of Aaron, and her name was Elizabeth.

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Advent 2017

• 3:21Luke 1

  And we recognize it in Luke 1, verse 26, that the greatest thing that could ever happen to us in the history of humanity happened on that night or morning in Bethlehem. So read with me in Luke 1, verse 26. Luke 1, verse 26. I'm reading from the Christian Standard Bible. In the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent by God to a town in Galilee called Nazareth to a virgin engaged to a man named Joseph of the house of David.

• 3:36Luke 1

  And we recognize it in Luke 1, verse 26, that the greatest thing that could ever happen to us in the history of humanity happened on that night or morning in Bethlehem. So read with me in Luke 1, verse 26. Luke 1, verse 26. I'm reading from the Christian Standard Bible. In the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent by God to a town in Galilee called Nazareth to a virgin engaged to a man named Joseph of the house of David.

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Advent 2016

• 16:03Luke 1:13

  actually i'm in chapter one we'll be in luke two hold that thought i'm getting ahead of myself i'm so excited we're gonna look at the shepherds later luke chapter one verse 13. the angel said to him that is zacharias do not be afraid why because he's afraid we gloss over that so god often calls us to do things that we cannot do naturally because it is

Life-Money-Joy

• 4:55Luke 1

  …on. Because if we can get the first four verses, our lives will be completely different. Completely different. I believe that. And I'm still learning the four verses, but I want to challenge us together. So let's go. Luke chapter one, beginning verse one. Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled among us, just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses

Luke (That you may know)

• 0:41Luke 1

  This is our second week, second sermon on the book of Luke. And we're continuing the theme that Luke even gives us, that you may know. Luke 1 verse 4 says, I have written you that you may know with certainty. So today the message is entitled, that you may know that the way of the Lord is prepared. That you may know the way of the Lord is prepared. Luke chapter 3 in verse 2.

Luke (That you may know)

• 0:42Luke 1

  because of this child that was born to save the world from our sins. Well, today we will begin a journey as a church through the book of Luke. And every Sunday we will answer this question that you may know this. So if you have your Bibles with you, please turn to Luke chapter 1. If you showed up late for church today, you're not so late that this is a Christmas sermon, but we will be looking at the birth of Christ this morning.

• 0:56Luke 1

  but we will be looking at the birth of Christ this morning. Luke chapter 1, beginning in verse 26, will be our text. That you may know. That's the reason Luke writes this gospel. Luke 1.4, Luke says that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed. And Luke writes this gospel in a way that we may know truly who Jesus Christ is

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