Part 71 in the Book of Luke sermon series. In this passage, Jesus has just finished the Supper with His disciples in the Upper Room, and He is going to the Mount of Olives to pray. His disciples followed Jesus, and He told them to "pray that you will not fall into temptation." After Jesus prayed, He came back to where He left the disciples and they were asleep. He wakes them and again warns them to pray lest they fall into temptation.
Luke 22:39-46
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Luke 22:35-38 - Final Teachings
Part 70 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
In this passage, Jesus is giving His last teachings to His disciples before leaving the Upper Room.
Luke 22:35-38
In this passage, Jesus is giving His last teachings to His disciples before leaving the Upper Room.
Luke 22:35-38
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Luke 22:24-34 - Who Will Be the Greatest?
Part 69 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
Jesus and His disciples were still in the upper room celebrating the Passover when a dispute arose among the disciples as to which of them would be the greatest in the kingdom of Heaven. Listen and find out who Jesus considers the greatest, and why.
Luke 22:24-34
Jesus and His disciples were still in the upper room celebrating the Passover when a dispute arose among the disciples as to which of them would be the greatest in the kingdom of Heaven. Listen and find out who Jesus considers the greatest, and why.
Luke 22:24-34
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Sunday, May 4, 2008
Luke 22:7-23 Who Will You Follow - Jesus or Judas?
Part 68 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
In this passage, Jesus met with His disciples to celebrate the Passover Feast on the night He was betrayed. What was He thinking on this Day when He would become the perfect, sinless Lamb? What were the disciples imagining as they heard Jesus talk about the Kingdom in a way they believed would set them up above others? What were their thoughts when they saw Jesus take on the role of a servant and instruct them to do the same for others?
Luke 22:7-23
In this passage, Jesus met with His disciples to celebrate the Passover Feast on the night He was betrayed. What was He thinking on this Day when He would become the perfect, sinless Lamb? What were the disciples imagining as they heard Jesus talk about the Kingdom in a way they believed would set them up above others? What were their thoughts when they saw Jesus take on the role of a servant and instruct them to do the same for others?
Luke 22:7-23
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Sunday, April 27, 2008
Luke 22:1-6 Judas
As the Chief Priest and the Teachers of the Law are looking for a way to arrest Jesus, Judas offers them a way to do it. We also betray Jesus everyday for less than 30 pieces of silver. We need to make sure not to open portals to allow satan to work in our lives.
Luke 22:1-6 Judas
Luke 22:1-6 Judas
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Luke 21:25-38 The Rapture
Part 66 in the Book of Luke Sermon Series.
The message this week depicts the Rapture of the Church and the differences between this event and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Luke 21:25-38
The message this week depicts the Rapture of the Church and the differences between this event and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Luke 21:25-38
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Luke 21:25-36
Part 65 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
Jesus is coming soon! We've all heard it, but as you read His Word, He makes it clear that His return is very soon. This message explains various prophecies in Scripture concerning what we commonly refer to as End Times, or the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Luke 21:25-36
Jesus is coming soon! We've all heard it, but as you read His Word, He makes it clear that His return is very soon. This message explains various prophecies in Scripture concerning what we commonly refer to as End Times, or the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Luke 21:25-36
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Luke 21:12-24
Part 64 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
As Jesus reveals more of the harsh realities of the days leading up to His return, we should get an urgency to be His messengers and warn all who will hear to "repent, for the Kingdom of God is near". Our heart should be that no man, woman, or child should be left behind on that day when Jesus Christ calls His church home.
Luke 21:12-24
As Jesus reveals more of the harsh realities of the days leading up to His return, we should get an urgency to be His messengers and warn all who will hear to "repent, for the Kingdom of God is near". Our heart should be that no man, woman, or child should be left behind on that day when Jesus Christ calls His church home.
Luke 21:12-24
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Luke 21:5-11
Part 63 in the Book of Luke sermon series.
Jesus' disciples were exclaiming over their majestic Temple when Jesus astonished them by prophesying that within a short time, the Temple would be completely destroyed. His disciples then asked Jesus what signs they could expect to know when this life-shattering event would take place.
Luke 21:5-11
Jesus' disciples were exclaiming over their majestic Temple when Jesus astonished them by prophesying that within a short time, the Temple would be completely destroyed. His disciples then asked Jesus what signs they could expect to know when this life-shattering event would take place.
Luke 21:5-11
Sunday, March 23, 2008
No Lost Is Too Lost - Luke 23:32-43
EASTER MESSAGE
Do you have friends and family who you've tried over and over again to show the truth of Jesus Christ, and who have rejected the message and possibly ridiculed you for your beliefs? Are there those people you think have gone beyond the power of being redeemed by Jesus? Or maybe you have given up on yourself - thinking you've sinned too much to be forgiven by the Lord?
Then, this message should encourage you and cause you to see that in the eyes of our Savior, no one is beyond the reach of His love.
"No 'Lost' is Too Lost"
Do you have friends and family who you've tried over and over again to show the truth of Jesus Christ, and who have rejected the message and possibly ridiculed you for your beliefs? Are there those people you think have gone beyond the power of being redeemed by Jesus? Or maybe you have given up on yourself - thinking you've sinned too much to be forgiven by the Lord?
Then, this message should encourage you and cause you to see that in the eyes of our Savior, no one is beyond the reach of His love.
"No 'Lost' is Too Lost"
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