Sermons on Luke (Page 14)

If You’re Forgiven Much, You’ll Love Much

Luke 7:47 How much do you love the Lord? We see that, like the woman in our passage, if you have been forgiven much, you will love Him much, and that love will express itself in thankfulness, faith and repentance.

What Will Convince You?

Luke 16:19-31 Jesus says you already have enough evidence of God’s existence and of your need for a savior to give you no excuse for unbelief.

The Greatest Gift

Luke 2:10-11 We reflect on the greatness of the gift given to us – Jesus Christ. We see this by considering the value of the gift (Jesus), the motive of the giver (God) and how the gift perfectly meets the need of those to whom it is offered.

My Eyes Have Seen Your Salvation

Luke 2:22-38 We consider the events after Jesus’ birth, and the general lack of excitement in and amongst the Israelites. He was treated as insignificant among His own people. Do you consider Him to be insignificant in your life?

How Much Time Do You Have?

Luke 12:13-21 Jesus addresses something we are all prone to be too concerned about – money. He helps to put it in its proper perspective – it is a far better use of our time to be rich towards God than to be rich in this world.

Blessed Are You Who Weep

Luke 6:21 One of the blessings of the New Covenant is that our hearts are softened. A result thereof being that we become more sensitive to our sins: specifically, we mourn over them to the point of repentance.

Why Do You Call Him Lord?

Luke 6:46 Continuing the theme from the message this morning, we see that sowing to the Spirit is more than simply a matter of availing ourselves of the means of grace; it is also a matter of living in obedience to the Lord.

Love Your Neighbor As Yourself

Luke 10:25-37 We are challenged by the well-known account of the Good Samaritan to be a people who love even their enemies and who show mercy to those who are in need. In doing so, we will be walking in the footsteps of our Savior.

God’s Visitation of Redeeming Grace

Luke 1:67-80 We reflect on the prophecy of Zachariah at the birth of John the Baptist. In this, the fulfillment of God’s promise in the covenant of grace is the focus, as He sends Jesus Christ into the world to redeem His people from their sins.

Why Trust and Follow Jesus?

Luke 16:19-31 Since we only do what we want to do, we consider some of the reasons why we should be willing to pay whatever it costs to trust and follow Jesus.