Selected Scripture I want you to take some time after that really beautiful time of, of hearing that story read again. That passion narrative and it’s, it’s good to return to it not only in our Bible reading at different times in the year, but especially at this time. To reflect and meditate as we’ve done in the reading of Scripture and…
Luke 11:14-16 I’d ask you to turn in your Bibles, there, to Luke 11 and verse 14, Luke 11:14. That starts a new section and starting today and for the foreseeable future, we’re going to see Jesus as he faces a significant season of controversy, as he responds to what really amounts to a blasphemy. A blasphemous charge against him, against his…
Luke 11:5-13 Well, we have the joy of turning to Luke’s Gospel, again. This is our ongoing study of this profoundly rich teaching, in the life of our Lord. You can find your way to Luke chapter 11 and verse 5. Luke 11:5.One of the notable features about Luke’s Gospel is his emphasis throughout the gospel on prayer. He, more than any…
Luke 11:4 You can grab your Bibles and open them to Luke 11, one to four and we will finish our study of the Lord’s Prayer, Lord willing. Last week we studied the first three petitions and we’re going to consider the, the, the final two for today. In Luke 11, 2-4, Jesus gave his disciples a pattern for prayer. Teaching them…
Luke 11:1-4 We are back to our study of Luke’s Gospel. So, we want to ask you to turn to that section on the Lord’s prayer that’s found in Luke 11, one to four. Luke 11, one to four. We’ve been taking our time to understand the privilege that we have of coming to God in prayer, and we have spent a…
psalm 119:129-136
Philippians 1:24-26 Please turn in your Bibles to Philippians Chapter 1. We are going to be continuing through this passage, which is a Part 2 to last week’s sermon. This morning’s passage also comes directly out of that well-known saying that Paul makes in verse 21. Let’s quickly remind ourselves of this context which we are studying today. Let’s look at the…
Psalm 119:121-128