Sermons onLuke 23

Micah

• 7:50Luke 23

  CSB says, how miserable a woe is me. How sad I am. There's an ownership of sin that must place, take place in your life if you and I are going to be saved. We see this in the New Testament often about the depravity of our lives. Luke 23, we have this episode, this deathbed confession, if you will, this death cross confession, where the world

Asking for a Friend

• 1:33Luke 23

  I'm not, you don't have to answer that. That's your question to me. We will answer that from the Word. What happens when we die? Luke 23, 43. Let's go. I'll wait. Luke, the gospel of Luke, a passage you know well, even if you don't know the address. This is Jesus on the cross, speaking to two individuals. One mocking and taunting Christ. The other is…

• 2:26Luke 23

  Luke 23, 43. And Jesus said to him, now this is Jesus' answer to the one who says, remember me when you come into your kingdom. Jesus said to him, truly, I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

• 14:22Luke 23

  It was the Roman governor who spent most of his time in Caesarea Maritima, a man you know as Pilate, who asked Jesus, Are you the King of the Jews? If you are the Son of God. The Roman executioners ridiculed Jesus. If you are the King of the Jews, save yourself. In Luke 23, verse 37. Luke 23, verse 39.

• 14:26Luke 23

  Luke 23, verse 39. Then one of the criminals hanging there beside Jesus yelled insults at him. Aren't you the Messiah? Save yourself and us. Would it be that every time Jesus heard these words, if you are, did he echo back to the temptation and the accusation of Satan? If is the language of the cross. But what the world doesn't understand is that the cross answers the question.

Deep Roots

• 0:40Luke 23

  Okay, my name is Josh Burnham, lead pastor here, and I have the joy of bringing the Word today with you. So if you have your Bibles, turn to the book of Luke, Luke 23, and as you turn there, I want to share some initial thoughts. So first, the DNA of this church, Bethel, is to bring the whole gospel to the whole person, to the whole world. Why do we say that? Because we believe certain things.

• 3:19Luke 23

  So really we're going to answer, in the next three or four weeks, a micro-series. It doesn't mean it's smaller in importance, it just means it's smaller in scope. We're going to answer the question, Jesus rose from the dead, now what? Jesus rose from the dead, now what? So Luke 23, verse 44. We're going to read that. I'm reading from the CSB, Christian Standard Bible. Luke 23, verse 44.

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UNDEFEATED

• 36:11Luke 23:44

  He wants to hear you pray. And as we read this text, on the day that the sun stood still, Yahweh showed out. But I am reminded of another day where the sun and the moon responded to the glory of the Lord. And it happened thousands of years later. So I want to read for you quickly Luke 23:44. This is what the Bible says.

God is Bigger

• 35:16Luke 23:42

  The thief on the cross, knowing his moments were limited, knowing that he had few breaths left, asked the Messiah. He said, "Jesus, remember me when you enter into the kingdom." He said, "Yes, that's what we are experiencing in Luke 23:42." I believe that this moment, what we are experiencing as present, for you and for the church, is truly a defining moment. I believe this is a get your house in order wake-up call.

Isaiah

• 11:21Luke 23

  …of you maybe we should today lord teach them to number their days so that they may live wisely live urgently live passionately lord help us get our homes in order is that not exactly what the thief on the cross does in luke chapter 23 you have one that's mocking jesus and the the other is saying well he we deserve it jesus does not and the second thief looks at jesus and says jesus remember me remember me and jesus