“THE BEGINNING OF THE END” LUKE 21:5-11 I. Introduction Is there any subject of biblical study more fascinating to the Bible-believing Christian than prophecy, or to be more specific, end-times prophecy? Theologians call that study eschatol-ogy, which simply means, “the study of last things.” During the 1980’s the believing church had great interest in the […]

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“HOW’S YOUR GIVING?” LUKE 21:1-4 I. Introduction A church member had a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. While in the hospital a rich uncle died and left him a million dollars. The doctors said he could receive visitors but he was not to be agitated or excited. His family wondered how to […]

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“THE GOD OF THE LIVING” LUKE 20:27-40 I. Introduction “Doctrine is divisive, but love unites.” Those words, or others just like them, are becoming more common among evangelical Christians today. In many Christian churches the very mention of the word “doctrine” elicits negative responses. Believers who want to promote the study of doctrine (biblical truth) […]

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“WHEN AUTHORITIES CONFLICT” LUKE 20:19-26 I. Introduction Let me begin this morning with a hypothetical situation, and then ask you a question. At some time, in the not too distant future, a President of the United States issues an executive order that requires all citizens to report any “subversive activity” or “hate speech” to the […]

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“REJECTING JESUS’ AUTHORITY” LUKE 20:9-18 I. Introduction Have you ever wondered why so many people, people who are intelligent, logical, and per-ceptive, fail to grasp the truth about Jesus Christ? It isn’t difficult to do. You don’t need an I.Q. of 150 or higher. For example, it isn’t like trying the get your head around […]

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“THE ‘UNTRIUMPHAL’ ENTRY” (PART 2) LUKE 19:41-48 I. Introduction Notice this morning’s sermon title: What does a made-up word like “untriumphal” have to do with the first “Palm Sunday,” the day Jesus entered Jerusalem to shouts of joy and acco-lades befitting the One who had come to save His people? Wasn’t Jesus’ entry a triumph? […]

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