Sermons on Luke (Page 10)

Pastor Tim preaches from the Luke 5 where Jesus does two amazing miracles to heal the leper and the paralytic. In these miracles we not only witness Jesus’ power and authority but his mercy and compassion. Here is the one worth seeking, trusting, and finding forgiveness and true hope. Passage: Luke 5:12-26

Here we see Jesus call his first disciples after teaching the word of God and performing an amazing miracle. There is much we can learn here as Peter, James, and John see the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. Passage: Luke 5:1-11

Pastor Tim is preaching through the gospel of Luke and is at Luke 4:42-44 on the good news of the kingdom of God. This brings to the fore an oft-overlooked concept from Scripture that is central to the message of the gospel and the storyline of history. Passage: Luke 4:42-44

Pastor Tim preaches on the authority of Jesus to teach, to cast out demons, and to heal the sick. What we recognize is that the authority of Jesus is such a comfort since he speaks and controls what is beyond our control. He also commands authority over us and we would do well to know his word and follow him in loving devotion. Passage: Luke 4:31-41

Pastor Tim preaches from Luke 4:14-30 on Jesus as the famous Spirit-filled preacher who comes to his hometown to preach the gospel. Here is another opportunity to grow in love and faith in the Son of God as we see meditate on his Spirt-filled preaching. Passage: Luke 4:14-30

Pastor Tim preaches from Luke 4:1-13 on when Jesus was led up by the Spirit of God into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. Here is true hope. Our great and mighty champion has faced Satan’s worst and stands victorious! Passage: Luke 4:1-13

Have you ever wondered why there are so many lists of names in the Bible? Rather than sections of Scripture to skip, these important sections of Scripture trace God’s faithfulness in delivering on his promise for a descendent who will reverse the fall, who will bless the nations, and who will rule and reign forever and ever. The genealogies start with Adam but have their end in Jesus. The genealogies, in pointing to Jesus, are good news! Passage: Luke 3:23-38

In considering the importance of Jesus’ baptism we not only see the triune nature of God, we see delight and joy in Jesus. The Father is pleased with the Son and so should we be. Here is a reminder to behold Jesus, see him for who he is and take joy in him regardless of the hardships we may be facing. Passage: Luke 3:21-22

We consider John’s public rebuke of Herod and the church’s role in calling rulers to repentance. The church is the pillar and support of the truth and has the duty to bring this truth to bear today, including rulers. We consider common objections and end with 5 practical remarks we learn from the ministry of John in bringing truth to our leaders. Passage: Luke 3:19-20