The Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Luke 24)
Palm Sunday: The Royal March (Luke 19:28-48)
Pastor Kyle Shearin - Faith Family Church
The Cave of God (Luke 2:1-20)
The Cave of God's Sovereignty and Your Questions (Luke 2:1-7) The Cave of God's Gospel & Your Responses (Luke 2:8-20) Gospel Principle: When the Gospel is proclaimed, it exposes us for who we are. Gospel Principle: When the Gospel is proclaimed, we get loud!
Deathbed Confessions (Luke 23:44–56)
Title: Deathbed Confessions
Text: Luke 23:44–56
1. The sun failed while the son succeeded (Luke 23:44). 2. God ripped his curtain while ripping his son (Luke 23:45-46). 3. God saved his son by killing his son (Luke 23:47-56).
The Crucifixion (Luke 23:26–43)
Title: The Crucifixion
Text: Luke 23:26–43
Scene #1 - Walking to the cross (Luke 23:26-31) Scene #2 - Hanging on the cross (Luke 23:32-38) Scene #3 - Saving from the cross (Luke 23:39-43)
The Battle Garden (Luke 22:39–53)
Title: The Battle Garden
Text: Luke 22:39–53
1. A Garden Cup (Luke 22:39-46) 2. A Garden Kiss (Luke 22:47-53)
Jesus’ Words to the Tempted (Luke 22:24–38)
Title: Jesus’ Words to the Tempted
Text: Luke 22:24–38
Temptation #1 is to have a desire to be seen as great (Luke 22:24-30) Temptation #2 is to sin and lose hope that God will use you (Luke 22: 31-32). Temptation #3 is thinking you would never commit "that" sin (Luke 22:33-34).
A New Day & A New Table (Luke 22:1–23)
Title: A New Day & A New Table
Text: Luke 22:1–23
1. Jesus is the conversation (Luke 22:1-6) 2. Jesus is the host (Luke 22:7-13) 3. Jesus is the feast (Luke 22:15-23)
Jesus and the Temple of Doom ( Luke 21:5–36)
Title: Jesus and the Temple of Doom
Text: Luke 21:5–36
1. Jesus predicts a local destruction (regional/imminent). Luke 21:5-24; 29-33 2. Jesus predicts his visible 2nd coming (future/cosmic). Luke 21:25-28; 34-36
The Day of Questions (Luke 20:19–44)
Outline:
1. Jesus answering questions about religion and politics (Luke 20:19–26)
2. Jesus answering questions about resurrection and marriage (Luke 20:27–40)
3. Jesus poses a question about David and his Lord (Luke 20:41–47)
1. Jesus answering questions about religion and politics (Luke 20:19-26) 2. Jesus answering questions about resurrection and marriage (Luke 20:27-40) 3. Jesus poses a question about David and his Lord (Luke 20:41-47)
The Resurrection (Luke 24:1–53)
Title: The Resurrection
Text: Luke 24:1–53
How shall we respond to this resurrection?
Longing for the Lion in Winter (Luke 18:1–14)
Title: Longing for the Lion in Winter
Text: Luke 18:1–14
1. Rehearse to yourself the character of God (Luke 18:1-8) 2. Remind yourself who you are in Christ (Luke 18:1-8) 3. Repent and cling only to the mercy of God (Luke 18:9-14)
The Kingdom of God & The Second Coming of Christ (Luke 17:20-37)
Title: The Kingdom of God & The Second Coming of Christ
Text: Luke 17:20-37
Takeaway #1: Avoid common temptations regarding the end times. Takeaway #2: Worship in the mystery. Takeaway #3: Long for Jesus' second coming.
The Rich Man & Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31)
Title: The Rich Man & Lazarus
Text: Luke 16:19–31
Application #1: If your life on earth is horrible, take hope, it will all change in a blink of an eye. Application #2: Even if your life on earth is all purple clothing and big houses, it will all change in the blink of an eye.
It's time to come to "The Table" (Luke 14:12–24)
Title: It's time to come to "The Table"
Text: Luke 14:12–24
Table Principle #1: Remember that your social life reveals if you understand the kingdom. Table Principle #2: Live by Grace, not by "pay back." Table Principle #3: Any excuse not to come to Christ is a lame excuse. Table Principle #4: Do not miss out on this banquet.
Your Suffering & God’s Kingdom (Luke 13:10–21)
Title: Your Suffering & God’s Kingdom
Text: Luke 13:10–21
There are 3 ways to approach the issue of suffering. A) Philosophical - address the problem of suffering. B) Theological - address what God has to say about suffering. C) Pastoral - lay with you on the hospital floor while you're in the grip of suffering.