Sermons onLuke 19

• 15:36Luke 19

  Luke 19, 28. As they were going up to Jerusalem. Luke 19, 28. And triumphantly, today, Palm Sunday, Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem. When Jesus set his face to Jerusalem, we catch a glimpse of his holy triumph. We catch a glimpse. When Jesus set his face to Jerusalem, God shone his face upon us.

• 15:40Luke 19

  Luke 19, 28. As they were going up to Jerusalem. Luke 19, 28. And triumphantly, today, Palm Sunday, Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem. When Jesus set his face to Jerusalem, we catch a glimpse of his holy triumph. We catch a glimpse. When Jesus set his face to Jerusalem, God shone his face upon us.

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The Name

• 32:18Luke 19

  And something about Jesus drew him. And this is how it goes in Luke 19. Jesus looks at him and some of you are thinking about the little story, right? The little song. Zacchaeus was a wee little man and a wee little man was he. He climbed up in a sycamore tree because the Lord he wanted to see. And Jesus looked at him and said, Zacchaeus, you calm down. I don't know if that's how it went,

Numbers

• 2:22Luke 19

  For example, Jesus Christ himself says these words in Luke chapter 19, that the Son of Man has come to seek and save the lost. Jesus also says in John 18, I have not lost one of those that the Father has given him. So this idea of lostness pervades scripture. It's not an antiquated term. And really, I believe that the Word of God demonstrates that every believer,

Numbers

• 42:37Luke 19

  You don't come back from that. Jesus says that no one is good except God. There's no one good that's here. But here's the hope in Jesus. Listen to these words in Luke 19. The Son of Man has come to seek and to save the lost. And the first step to you being saved is to say today, God, I realize for the first time I'm lost. And I'm not getting out alive, but I believe that Jesus is who he says he is.

• 5:33Luke 19

  So, Father, we come to you today asking that you open our hearts to your faithfulness, to your grace, and to your mercy, and that you will give us strength to live that out this morning. And I pray this in Jesus' name. Amen and amen. If you have your Bibles with you today, open to Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Now, this is not normal for our church and for my protocol as I preach, but we will look at different scriptures today.

• 5:38Luke 19

  So, Father, we come to you today asking that you open our hearts to your faithfulness, to your grace, and to your mercy, and that you will give us strength to live that out this morning. And I pray this in Jesus' name. Amen and amen. If you have your Bibles with you today, open to Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Now, this is not normal for our church and for my protocol as I preach, but we will look at different scriptures today.

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Life-Money-Joy

• 3:53Luke 19

  …grace, that we may have a deep spiritual understanding about what my treasure truly means. So we're going to begin the next four weeks with the parable. You might know it as a parable of the talents, but what we see in Luke 19, the parable of the 10 minas. Not minos, not the little fish that swim. Minas, M-I-N-A-S. So turn with me to Luke chapter 19, that God may give us grace to abound

• 4:00Luke 19

  swim. Minas, M-I-N-A-S. So turn with me to Luke chapter 19, that God may give us grace to abound and to transfer grace to others. Graceonomics 101.

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Luke (That you may know)

• 1:24Luke 19

  week and we will pick up and we will look at the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So join us next week for Easter. If you have a copy of God's word, please turn to Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Full disclosure, I want to go ahead and give you my heart this morning. If the story of Jesus and if the story of Easter is new, if church is brand new, if this idea of Palm Sunday, this is the first

• 1:24Luke 19

  week and we will pick up and we will look at the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So join us next week for Easter. If you have a copy of God's word, please turn to Luke chapter 19. Luke chapter 19. Full disclosure, I want to go ahead and give you my heart this morning. If the story of Jesus and if the story of Easter is new, if church is brand new, if this idea of Palm Sunday, this is the first

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Luke (That you may know)

• 13:23Luke 19

  Luke 7, 13, Jesus sees a widow who is parading down the street with his son, the only son that has died. In Luke 7, Jesus, when the Lord saw her, he had compassion on her and said, do not weep. It takes one glimpse from the Savior to change your life. Luke 19, 41. Now, as Jesus draws near to Jerusalem, he sees the city and weeps over it, because he knows that the city will not embrace him.

• 3:55Luke 19

  And the entire chapter of Luke chapter 15 could literally be summed up as three things, lost, found, and rejoice. Even later, the book of Luke tells us in Luke 19 verse 10, the Son of Man had come to seek and save that which was lost. That was God's part of this enormous eternal plan. He had his plan. It was everything was intentional. Everything was relational.