Sermons on Luke (Page 3)
How to ask (Luke 11v5-13)
How should we approach God in prayer? Jesus encourages us to Be Bold Beggars of a Generous Giver Asking gets answers. As we pray how Jesus teaches us to pray, we can boldly approach the throne of grace, because of who we come through and because of who we come to. Be bold to the max!
What to ask next (Luke 11v3,4)
Jesus encourages us to have the heart of a beggar and the confidence of a child… We can daily depend on Dad as… Provider Forgiver Protector
What to ask first
Back in the school of asking, Jesus teaches us to be pancake pray-ers. When we think about asking, it’s normally all about ME. Jesus teaches to get first things first and flip our asking upside down. The priorities of prayer are that God would be… Honoured as Holy Obeyed as King As we become pancake prayers it will change how we ask and what we ask for…
Who we ask
Through Jesus the Son, His disciples have a family relationship with the God of the Universe. They call Him: “Father.” That means we should; Ask Dependently Ask Confidently If we get a hold of this incredible truth about our relationship with God, it will transform the way we pray…
Asking the Asker how to Ask
Welcome to the School of Asking! Luke 11 encourages us to go back to school. Disciples of Jesus are those who learn from Him. One of the things we need to learn is how to pray – and in the Lord’s Prayer, praying is asking. At the School of Asking we… Learn how to ask Learn from the best Let’s have the humility to ask the Master Asker: “Lord,…
Learning to choose the best (Luke 10:38-42)
Out of the 35000 choices that we make each day, this little story of Mary and Martha teaches us that choosing to listen to Jesus is the best and most important choice we can make.
Learning to be a neighbour from heaven
Follower of Jesus are those who are learning to be a neighbour from heaven. Through this encounter with a lawyer we have a story that will test us, a story that will show us THE best neighbour in heaven and a story that will teach us what being a neighbour from heaven will look like.
Learning to Go
Jesus gives his followers some instructions as he sends them out on mission. 3 Big instructions that help us as sent-ones today.
Learning cross-shaped devotion to Jesus (Luke 9:57-62)
When Jesus says “follow me” He calls us to be as fully devoted to Him as He was to us. Cross shaped devotion to Jesus means a willingness to walk His road, to share His priorities, and to share His forward-facing commitment.
Learning to be on Cross-Shaped mission
Luke 9:51-56. As the disciples walk along the road with Jesus he is teaching them what it looks like to be on mission in a way that is shaped by the cross. This is the same mission he has left disciples with today.