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Sermons onLuke 18

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  • Easter – The Savior’s Victory

    April 21, 2025 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Savior

    • 7:58Luke 18

      But it was the gospel. It was glory. It was for you and for me. Don't miss the glimpse of glory in the crown of thorns. There's a second glimpse I want us to see. Not only the crown, but the robe. It points us forward, this purple robe. Mark 10, 34. And also Luke 18, which we have read earlier, says this, that they will mock him. That's Jesus. They will spit on him. They will flog him. They will kill him.

  • Gotta Have Faith (Mark 9:14-29)

    November 10, 2024 · Dr Josh Burnham

    • 22:58Luke 18

      When Jesus healed her, he proclaimed, Have courage, daughter. Your faith has saved you. To the disciples, the Messiah proclaimed, A mustard seed-sized faith will allow you to move the Appalachian Mountains. To the blind man, in Luke 18, Jesus wonderfully spoke, Receive your sight, your faith. My faith can save you.

  • May His Face Shine Upon You

    March 24, 2024 · Dr Josh Burnham

    • 15:32Luke 18

      It's as if nothing could deter him from this holy mission to prepare a way for you and I. Jesus set his face so that God would shine his face upon us. And Luke says it this way, Luke 13, 22. The Son of God made his way to Jerusalem. Luke 18, 31. Jesus went up to Jerusalem. Luke 19, 28.

  • The Mind of a Disciple

    • 36:48Luke 18

      We want to help you do that to show the world that you are a follower of Christ. Maybe you say, well, I've done that. So what does Matthew have to do with me? Would you pray the prayer this morning of the tax collector at the temple? This is good for our soul. Matthew, all right, Luke 18 actually says this. The tax collector prays, God, have mercy upon me. Be a sinner.

  • The Mind of a Disciple

    • 36:50Luke 18

      of the tax collector at the temple? This is good for our soul. Matthew, or Luke 18, actually says this, the tax collector prays, God, have mercy upon me, a sinner. And Jesus says, I tell you, this one went down to his house justified. The one who humbles himself will be exalted. Church, we can't humble ourselves enough. And I don't

  • From Death to Life

    • 12:29Luke 18

      …more than 30 minutes without praying. You know, a prayerful consistency. Listen to how Jesus describes perseverance in prayer. Because some of us get disheartened. But God desires consistency. Jesus tells a parable in Luke 18. He says, now, here's a parable about the need to pray and not give up. Does that sound familiar? Paul says, I never give up praying for you.