Luke's Gospel (202)
Sunday morning series in the Gospel of Luke
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No, No, No (23:1-16)
The Jewish leaders, Pontius Pilate, Herod all said no to Jesus Christ and his kingdom. But their reasons were very different. Or were they?
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The Priests and the Governor (23:1-5)
The Jewish leaders hated Jesus and were prepared to use any deceit to destroy him. The Gentile governor was a coward and was prepared to abandon any principles to keep his job.
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Christ, Son of Man, Son of God (22:66-71)
Sinful men sat in judgement on Jesus Christ. But Jesus warned them that he was the Son of Man before whom one day they will stand to be judged.
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The kingdom and the king (22:66-71)
Jesus came preaching the kingdom and declaring himself the king. But now the king was on trial and his judges were determined to condemn him.
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The decisive day (22:63 – 23:49)
We trace the sufferings of Jesus from the time he was arrested to the time when he died, nailed to the cross at Golgotha.