Luke 7:11-17 – The King’s Compassion and the Authority to Raise the Dead
Pastor Michael Rattin examines the fear and glorifying of God inspired by Jesus’ compassion in raising a man from the dead. The text is from Luke 7:11-17.
Pastor Michael Rattin examines the fear and glorifying of God inspired by Jesus’ compassion in raising a man from the dead. The text is from Luke 7:11-17.
Pastor Michael Rattin, speaking from Luke 7:1-10, considers how Jesus reveals his authority to heal, finding “faith” in an unusual place.
Speaking from Luke 6:46-49, Pastor Michael Rattin considers the importance of a solid foundation in God’s Word if one is to call Him “Lord”.
Jesus begins his conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount with a call for the good and necessary fruit of the disciple of Jesus Christ. The text is from Luke 6:43-45.
Visiting from Windham Bible Chapel, Pastor Andrew Murray examines the joy and generosity with which believers gave, even though under affliction, in response to the grace that they had been shown by God. Paul encouraged the believers in Corinth to do the same, as should we who have been given so much. The scripture is
Jesus continues his lessons on Kingdom living in what is the most well-known and yet misunderstood passages in the Bible: “Do not judge lest you be judged”. Jesus tells us what is and what is not part of life in the kingdom. The text is from Luke 6:37-42.
Speaking from Luke 6:27-36, Pastor Michael Rattin considers Jesus’ command to love one’s enemies – a command rooted in Jesus’ own ultimate love for sinners at the cross.
Matt Brown preached on Luke 6:17-26. A disciple of Jesus Christ is not one who merely has a book knowledge of biblical doctrine or a casual acquaintance with truth. A disciple of Jesus Christ is one who knows Him for who he is, who is in awe of Him, and whose affections are for Him.
Preaching from Luke 6:12-16, Pastor Michael Rattin highlights the importance of both prayer and faith as Jesus picks disciples to become apostles.
Pastor Michael Rattin acknowledges the preeminence of Jesus’ good work – and His good rest – over any legalistic rules of men. The text is from Luke 6:1-11.