Sermons About Luke-15
The Tale of Three Sons
"There was a man with two sons. . ." begins Jesus as he tells this well-known and loved parable to a crowd of sinners and Pharisees. He then shows two sons who in their own way each only want their father for what he can give them. Jesus, Himself a Son, is our model of hope.
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The Heart of the Father: The Younger Son
In this series, we examine three parables told by Jesus in the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 15 that reveal the heart of the Father toward us.
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The High Cost of Living, Part 2: There's a Pig in My Life
In Part Two of "The High Cost of Living" we take a look at the all of the excuses that we use to explain away the presence of the pain in our life.
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Embracing Grace - Galatians #3 (Jesus' Story of "The Prodigal Son")
What makes the Christian faith like no other? The good news of God’s grace is the bold claim that we are accepted by God not because we “follow the rules†or “fit the mold†but because Jesus gave his own life to rescue us. But many of us are still trying to earn God’s love with our performance rather than living in the freedom that Jesus has provided for us. In Galatians, Paul warns against the danger of religious systems that value people on grounds of accomplishment or status or cultural agreement. These things lock away our freedom in the futility of legalism, moral superiority and cultural arrogance. Focusing on either the racial/ethnic/cultural superiority or the moral successes of good works denies the gospel and divides Jesus’ followers. Join us as we explore how God offers us true freedom in Jesus and how the freedom of Christ transforms our hearts, our minds and lives.
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God's Heart For Lost People
Three Parables illustrate God's heart towards lost people: A Lost Sheep, A Lost Coin, And A Father’s Heart For His Two Sons.
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Luke 15.1-10: Lost and Found
Today we begin to look at three parables found in Luke 15. During this talk we examine the first two parables that Jesus addresses to the Pharisees. We see the heart of Jesus in these stories. He desires for all to be restored to a relationship with God. Jesus is willing to bear the burden of restoration. He is on a mission to restore that which is lost, that it would found!
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