Sermons onLuke 10

Asking for a Friend

• 12:30Luke 10:16

  Jesus proclaims, no one knows the father except the son and anyone to whom the son desires to reveal him. That's Matthew 11, 27. And if you say, well, okay, well, John says it, Matthew says it, is that all? No, it's not. In the Gospel of Luke, Luke chapter 10, verse 16. Luke, Jesus addressing unrepentant towns. Woe to you, Chorocene, woe to you, Bethsaida.

Leviticus

• 11:42Luke 10

  again, we are called to love our neighbors, which is what Leviticus 19 says. Matthew 19, Matthew 22, Mark 12, Luke 10, Romans 13, Galatians 15, and James 2 all remind us that we are to be holy as he is holy. So you don't get a pass because Jesus has fulfilled the law. Actually, this is what Jesus does. Jesus makes it more difficult. Leviticus says, be holy as the Lord your God is holy. You know

Reformation: 5 statements that form/faith

• 1:57Luke 10

  But before we get into God's word in Luke chapter 10, Luke 10, I want to recall some childhood memories and most of you would have the same memories. There's a man that used to sing a song that would go like this. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day in the neighborhood. And the song concludes this way, right? Won't you be my neighbor?

• 1:57Luke 10

  But before we get into God's word in Luke chapter 10, Luke 10, I want to recall some childhood memories and most of you would have the same memories. There's a man that used to sing a song that would go like this. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day in the neighborhood. And the song concludes this way, right? Won't you be my neighbor?

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Proverbs

• 16:43Luke 10

  …story. Here's the story. A man was traveling from Jericho up to Jerusalem. And by the way, he was a Samaritan. I mean, this guy was a Jew, sorry. And he gets hurt, half dead. He's not dead. He's half dead, Luke says, Luke 10. So a priest comes by

• 12:05Luke 10

  Luke chapter 10 gives us a prime example of that. You know the story in verse 29. A man was going down from Jerusalem to Jericho. He fell. He fell among the robbers who stripped him and beat him and departed him, leaving him half dead.…