Luke

Father, Forgive Them… (A Sanctity of Life Sermon)

Luke 23:32-38
The people around Jesus stood condemned even though they were ignorant of their sin. Ignorance of the law does not excuse the offense, so humanity stands condemned also; but, just as Jesus, dying on the cross, offered forgiveness for those killing Him, so He offers forgiveness to us who are ignorant of the consequences of our sin, specifically in the case of abortion.

Due to technical issues, the first half of the sermon was not recorded.

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Above All Brothers, Give Your Children God, That They May Glorify Him

Luke 11:1-13
The aim of fatherhood must not succumb to mere right and successful living. Rather, in the stunning realization that our Heavenly Father gives Himself to us, fathering and Christian living must point to and enjoy life lived for the “hallowing of the Father’s name”.

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Jesus Teaches about Stewardship: Managing the Material

Luke 16:1-13
In the Parable of the Shrewd Manager, Jesus teaches about stewardship as a matter of accepting responsibility as God’s managers, seizing the opportunity to invest in lives, and preparing to give accountability to the Master.

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The Waiting Father and the Lost: the Parable of the Prodigal Son

(Audio Unavailable) Luke 15:11-32
Jesus tells the story of a father who loved and sought to restore his two sons—one who was outwardly rebellious (the “prodigal”) and the other who was inwardly resentful (the elder brother). Jesus’ parable shows that, whatever our spiritual condition, we all need the Father’s love and grace, and need to progress from rebellion and resentment to become more like the loving Father.

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Jesus and the Lost

Luke 15:1-10
Jesus responds to his critiques who accused him of associating with “sinners” by telling the parables of the lost sheep and lost coin. These parables showed how he had come to seek after, find, restore and rejoice over lost sinners who have been found.

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