We have just concluded a magisterial summary of salvation as the work of Christ on the cross; how at the cross he both satisfied divine justice for our sins and disarmed the spiritual powers that otherwise keep human beings in captivity. But now, s…
The paragraph we have before us this morning continues the thought of the parable of the rich fool. That will be obvious to you as we read, but Luke leaves us in no doubt by his use of the word “treasure” both in v. 21, in the concludi…
We read vv. 6-12 last time, but I’ll read them again to remind you of the context.
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v.6
By the way Paul’s verb is “walk.” If you remember one of the defects of the NIV as a translation of the New Testament was that i…
This is material in the gospel arranged according to a theme. The Lord may have delivered this teaching at different times, but Luke has collected them here. You will be able to see very quickly next Lord’s Day how the next paragraph follows…
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Before Paul begins explicitly to interact with the false teaching that was troubling the Colossian church, he exhorts his listeners to continue in the teaching they had received from Epaphras. The verses we are about to read, especially the first…
We’ve come in our sermons on the Gospel of Luke to chapter 12 and the first three short paragraphs of that chapter, vv. 1-12. The Lord has just completed a series of addresses against the Pharisees and these three paragraphs seem to continue…
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The title of the sermon, as many of you will recognize, is taken from Timothy Dwight’s famous hymn I Love Thy Kingdom Lord . The question mark is the point. In singing that hymn generations of Christians have confessed of the church of the…