Sermons onLuke 22

Kings and Kingdoms

• 8:45Luke 22

  The Lord is up to something. We are to live from the past. You say, well, how do you know that? Because I believe what Jesus says is true. He took the bread in Luke 22 and he broke it. He said, church, do this in... Some of you are going King James on me. Remembrance. He didn't say do this in memory. Remembrance of me. That's how I learned it. Because God wants us to live from the past.

• 13:52Luke 22

  The men who mocked and beat Jesus asked him or taunted him, prophesy. Who was it that hit you? In Luke 20, Luke 20, verse 64. If you are the Son of God. If you are the Son of God, the Sanhedrin challenged, if you are the Messiah, tell us. Luke 22, verse 67. It was the Roman governor who spent most of his time in Caesarea Maritima, a man you know as Pilate, who asked Jesus,

Who's Your King

• 16:03Luke 22

  Jesus goes back to the disciples expecting to find them singing the doxology. And praying. Because the Son of Man is walking to Calvary. He's walking to Golgotha. And Jesus finds his disciples doing what? Sleeping. And quite interesting, Jesus actually uses these words. In Luke chapter 22, the Bible says that Jesus finds them sleeping. Why? They were exhausted from their grief.

From Death to Life

• 30:08Luke 22

  in our place. Jesus who knew no sin became sin so that we could be rescued. And this isn't like, this isn't some fantasy, this isn't some myth, like this is a real thing. Jesus was a real man and this was personal to Him. What Jesus Christ did for you became personal personal for Him. Now we have this account in Luke chapter 22 and it tells us that before Jesus went to the cross,

The JESUS Story

• 29:20Luke 22

  To the Savior. You see, the stooping Savior draws attention to himself away from the sinner. Did you know this is not the only time that Jesus stoops in scripture? I think back to the Garden of Gethsemane when Jesus is praying. And Luke 22, 41 says this, Jesus went about a stone's throw from the disciples. And he knelt down. He stooped down.

• 7:16Luke 22:42

  And vice versa. I'm thankful that I don't control my life. I'm thankful that there's a God who loves me more than me that is in control. Praise God that he does as he wills and not as I will. This is the same attribute that the Lord Jesus prayed in Luke 22:42 in the Garden of Gethsemane. He said, Lord, take this cup from me, but not as I will. Not my will be done, but yours. Was that Jesus defying the will of his Father?

B2Church

• 27:51Luke 22

  to walk into the road of the Via Della Rosa and he's in the Garden of Gethsemane praying before he dies on the cross. And Jesus looks at his disciples and said, you guys stay here, you pray. Simple enough. Just pray. And Jesus leaves them and Jesus begins to pray. And in the first prayer that he utters from his lip in Luke chapter 22, he says, Father, if you are willing, take this cup

B2Church

• 11:03Luke 22

  And Jesus, in the garden of the olive press, has the weight of the world stressing down upon him. So much so, you know the story, right? Dr. Luke writes about the story. So much so is the stress upon the Messiah that what happens? He begins to pray and he begins to sweat and the sweat becomes as drops of blood. Luke 22, 44. Being in anguish. The word anguish in Greek is angonia or agonia.

• 16:00Luke 22

  Luke 22 says this, Jesus, when he took the cup and after giving thanks, Eucharisto, the same word Paul uses here to rejoice. Jesus took the cup and giving, rejoicing, celebrating over that cup. He said this, take this and share it among yourselves. What was that cup?

Luke (That you may know)

• 17:10Luke 22:69

  me now to Luke 22:69. We're going to work our way closer now to the cross. Jesus is captured. He's arrested and the people are, they're asking him, they're trying him, they're pressing him, "Lord, who are you? Jesus, who are you really? We…

• 13:58Luke 22:14

  Luke chapter 22, verse 14. And when the hour had come, he reclined at the table and the apostles with him. And he said to them, "I have earnestly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. For I say to you, I shall never eat it again until it is fulfilled in the kingdom of God." And when he had taken a cup and given thanks and said, "Take this and share it among yourselves." For I say to you that I

• 12:57Luke 22:61

  …kind of interesting in a minute as we talk about Jonah. Is Jonah being a man of God, being someone who had been experienced with the word of God, and experienced with God, determined that he could run from God. In Luke chapter 22, verse 61, the Lord turned and looked at Peter, and Peter remembered the word of the Lord. Now, that was a challenging word because Peter remembered that the Lord said, You will deny me three times before the cock crows. And…

• 22:08Luke 22:44

  The word agony is used the anguish he felt in the garden the word agonized jesus Agonized in prayer. Let this cup pass from me and being in agony in luke 22 44 he says he was praying very Fervently, let me share with you that word agony comes from the word agon. Do you know where they got that word from? That word comes from the arena of where the uh, the the person The the…

• 32:02Luke 22:63

  physically mark 14 65 some begin to spit at him and to blindfold him and to beat him with their fist luke 22 63 now the men who were holding jesus in custody were mocking him beating him and they were blindfolding him and were asking him saying prophesy who is this one uh who hit you and they were saying many at the things…