Sermons onLuke 16

Asking for a Friend

• 18:24Luke 16

  It is the garden of the king because the king is there. So I answer you and I ask you, if you were to die today, where would you go? First, biblically, if you are in Christ by faith, you would go to paradise. So what does that look like? What does that mean for us? Well, Luke 16, 22 gives us another word for what happens today. It's an older word, but it's a good word.

Hidden Revealed

• 13:02Luke 16

  I would rather be sealed by Jesus than marked by the beast anytime. This is the hope that we have. So the first bowl poured out on those who are not Christ followers results in severe, painful sores. It's the same word used of Lazarus. I don't know if you remember the rich man in Lazarus, the parable Jesus gives in Luke 16. Lazarus was in severe pain and he's crying out, longing for healing,

Solid Ground

• 6:08Luke 16

  …going to be there and there's going to be some existential bliss, but there's no purpose to our souls. Let me remind you, none of that is true. None of that is true. We're going to have two texts this morning. One in Luke chapter 16 and the other in Revelation chapter 6. And we're going to look at certain aspects of heaven. Again, there's not enough sermons in the world that could actually give us a picture of what heaven truly looks like. But I'm…

• 7:19Luke 16

  So as we read the word, we are going to set our minds upon things above today. Luke chapter 16, I will begin reading in verse 19. And I think I'm going to finish on verse 24. So if you have the words on the screen, we're going to stop in 24. Jesus says this: There was a rich man in Luke 16 who would dress in purple and fine linen, feasting lavishly every day.

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