Sermons onLuke 2

His Name Shall Be

• 2:07Luke 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas. I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate.

• 2:15Luke 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas. I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate.

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His Name Shall Be

• 1:55Luke 2

  My name is Josh and today I get the joy of bringing the word of the Lord. So if you have your Bibles, if you would turn with me to the book of Luke chapter 2. If you are in the balcony worshiping with us, hello from the cheap seats. If you're watching with us online, thank you for worshiping with us today. And if you are on the ground floor, welcome. Thank you for gathering…

• 2:15Luke 2

  My name is Josh and today I get the joy of bringing the word of the Lord. So if you have your Bibles, if you would turn with me to the book of Luke chapter 2. If you are in the balcony worshiping with us, hello from the cheap seats. If you're watching with us online, thank you for worshiping with us today. And if you are on the ground floor, welcome. Thank you for gathering…

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• 16:23Luke 2

  When Jesus set his face to Jerusalem, God shone his face upon us. But don't just believe me. Believe a young lady named Anna. So if you have your Bibles, again, turn to Luke. And Luke frames up his gospel with this idea of Jesus determining to go to Jerusalem to make a way for you and I. Luke 2, 38. Anna was a prophetess who was well along in years.

Christmas is...

• 3:17Luke 2

  So today, if you have your Bibles, and please join me in the book of Luke, Luke chapter 2, as we continue and finish our sermon series called Christmas Is. For our boys and girls, Christmas is not an Oculus. It's not an iPad. For our adults, Christmas is not Sudoku. Christmas is so much greater than anything we could offer from Earth.

Who's Your King

• 23:05Luke 2

  Can you think of any other young person in Scripture that says this person grew in wisdom and in stature with both God and man? The Son of Man, the Son of Man, Jesus Christ, Luke 2, 5, 2. And for our students, scholars would say that's the only verse in Scripture that describes Jesus' teenage years. That he grew in wisdom and in stature. You see, now we see the Lord's purposeful spirit.

Solid Ground

• 4:01Luke 2

  So, where can we go to find out about Jesus' adolescence? There's only one passage, and that's Luke chapter 2. So, if you have your Bibles, if you would turn to the Gospel of Luke with me. Matthew, Mark, Luke, Luke chapter 2. And as you find your way there, this entire passage concludes with this summary. A beautiful passage. Pastor Benny knows it well because it's the only verse that speaks to Jesus as a student.

• 4:08Luke 2

  So, where can we go to find out about Jesus' adolescence? There's only one passage, and that's Luke chapter 2. So, if you have your Bibles, if you would turn to the Gospel of Luke with me. Matthew, Mark, Luke, Luke chapter 2. And as you find your way there, this entire passage concludes with this summary. A beautiful passage. Pastor Benny knows it well because it's the only verse that speaks to Jesus as a student.

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Fact Check

• 2:07Luke 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the Word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas, I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate, it is someone we encounter.

• 2:14Luke 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the Word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas, I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate, it is someone we encounter.

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The Name

• 4:35Luke 2

  "So, join me in the New Testament, the book of Luke, the Gospel of Luke. "And we're going to look at the birth announcements of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ." "Luke chapter 2, beginning in verse 8." "One of my favorite things about Christmas, and I think we've seen it even today." "For those who have experienced and tasted that the Lord is good." "There's a unique joy when we sing these songs."

• 5:15Luke 2

  "Luke chapter 2, beginning in verse 8." "Luke 2, verse 8." "In the same region shepherds were staying out in the fields, keeping watch at night over their flock." "Then an angel of the Lord stood about them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them." "And they were afraid, they were terrified." "But the angel said to them, 'Don't be afraid, for look, I proclaim to you good news of great joy that will be for all people."

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The JESUS Story

• 19:03Luke 2

  …the virgin birth probably gave it away. That, you know, she's at the birth and she's thinking, you know what? There's probably something special about this kid. There's something different about this boy. And then in Luke chapter 2, we have this incredible account as Jesus as a boy, starting in 41. It says this, that every year, his parents traveled to Jerusalem for the Passover festival.

Miracle in the Manger

• 26:29Luke 2

  today in the city of David, a Savior has been born. He's a Savior. And he is... Okay, Luke 2, 11. Savior has been born and he is... Christ the Lord. You will not hear that combination anywhere else in the Gospels. And so it's to these lowly, uneducated,

• 30:19Luke 2

  anywhere else in Scripture. This is it. Luke 2, beginning in verse 30. That's what we're going to key in on. Now before this, Simeon is an older man. Again, you put the age on that. And he's waiting for the consolation of Israel. God has told him, you will not die until you see the Messiah. I can't even imagine what a promise that would be. You know, I would, I can't, I'm not going to do that. I would be driving

• 1:55Luke 2:15–20

  So they're just shepherds. So turn with me to Luke chapter 2, verses 15 through 20 is where we're going to kind of hang out. I'm going to read it and then we're going to dissect this and break it apart. Luke chapter 2, verses 15 through 20, it says, When the angels went away from them into heaven, the shepherds said to one another,

• 2:10Luke 2:15–20

  So they're just shepherds. So turn with me to Luke chapter 2, verses 15 through 20 is where we're going to kind of hang out. I'm going to read it and then we're going to dissect this and break it apart. Luke chapter 2, verses 15 through 20, it says, When the angels went away from them into heaven, the shepherds said to one another,

Advent

• 0:58Luke 2

  join me in Luke chapter 2. And you can go ahead and mark your Bibles because as we share, Brad is going to be preaching Sunday, and he's going to be preaching on the shepherds in Luke chapter 2. So I'm going to stop at the shepherds and then…

• 1:06Luke 2

  join me in Luke chapter 2. And you can go ahead and mark your Bibles because as we share, Brad is going to be preaching Sunday, and he's going to be preaching on the shepherds in Luke chapter 2. So I'm going to stop at the shepherds and then…

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• 9:22Luke 2

  And we would say, man, if you just knew Jesus, you would understand that you are whole and you are complete and you have everything you need. Rejoice, church. Again. I'll say it. Paul says, rejoice. Why? Why should we celebrate? Do you remember what the angels said when they announced the birth of Christ in Luke chapter 2? They come down and they're singing, I guess. I don't know what they're doing.

Advent 2017

• 12:12Luke 2

  We didn't practice that, by the way. Okay. Aaron, if you could get the gift. Okay. So thank you. You can go back and see your mom now. Awesome job. Eli, can you hold her hand when you go down the stairs? Yes. There we go. If you have your Bibles with you still, we're going to read Luke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2. Beginning in verse 4. Luke 2, verse 4 through 7.

• 12:18Luke 2

  We didn't practice that, by the way. Okay. Aaron, if you could get the gift. Okay. So thank you. You can go back and see your mom now. Awesome job. Eli, can you hold her hand when you go down the stairs? Yes. There we go. If you have your Bibles with you still, we're going to read Luke chapter 2. Luke chapter 2. Beginning in verse 4. Luke 2, verse 4 through 7.

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Advent 2017

• 21:29Luke 2

  …light and some of you might say well i don't have any trouble with that i'm not good at all i'm not even worthy to hear the story of grace and redemption well i have some people for you to consider this morning turn to luke chapter 2 some of you are saying well i'm not a magi i'm not herod i'm nothing i'm a scoundrel you don't understand the reputation i have i don't deserve to even hear about god's grace and his redemption we see

• 21:54Luke 2

  we see and consider men that would come and help us in our time of need luke 2 verse 8 in the same region shepherds were staying out in the flocks and keeping watch at night over their flock an angel of the lord stood around them and the glory of the lord shone around them and they were terrified

Reformation: 5 statements that form/faith

• 14:30Luke 2:9

  You say, well, where do we see that else in Scripture? In Luke 2:9. The glory of the Lord shone when the angel of the Lord appeared. His glory shines. In Acts 7, Stephen gazes into heaven and he beholds what? The glory of God. Now before you say, I want to be like Stephen, why does Stephen see God? He is being stoned and he's dying for his faith. We also see this at the transfiguration when Moses and Elijah appear with Christ.

Advent 2016

• 14:23Luke 2

  name is jesus christ if you are seeking truth today you there is great joy in that jesus says i am the way the truth in the life we see joy in the magi because they sought truth and they found it his name is jesus christ are you looking for truth may we be truth seekers turn with me to luke chapter 2 we find joy in the magi

• 14:39Luke 2

  chapter 2 we find joy in the magi luke 2 and verse 13 where we'll spend the rest of our time next we see joy in the life of zechariah and elizabeth now it's interesting that for zechariah and elizabeth we find these two people in the story of the birth of christ because these are people that can't have a child so we find barren people in the story the birth narrative and so that doesn't make sense it doesn't

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• 25:37Luke 2

  In Matthew chapter 2, when you begin, or chapter 1, when you begin reading about the birth of Jesus Christ and how it came about. And over in Luke chapter 2, you continue to read. You find that the birth of Jesus in Matthew, there's a group of men called magi that make their way. There's a man's life, Joseph, who is changed. And in Luke, you find that there's an opportunity…