Sermons on Luke
Simeon’s Exodus at the Son’s Entrance
Luke 2:22-35 The long-awaited Christ has finally come from God and is cause for full adoration.
Joseph, A Righteous Man
Drawing from a selection of passages from the gospels of Matthew and Luke, Scott Parrish exhorts fathers to Godly living and Biblical Masculinity, drawing from the examples of Joseph, the father of Jesus.
The Parable of the Sower
In Luke 8:4-15, we read the parable of the Sower and the four types of soil which cause us to reflect on our own hearts and repent on the things that keep us from being fruitful.
God’s Good News
In Luke 2:10-11, the angels deliver God’s Good News to the shepherds.
Keep the Death of Christ in the Birth of Christ
Scott Parrish explores a series of texts that point to the purpose for the incarnation of Christ: his death and resurrection. Luke 2:6-7, Hebrews 2:17-18, Psalm 139:13-17, Psalm 40:6-8
Are You Thankful?
In Luke 17:11-19, we see Jesus heal ten lepers, but only one returns to Jesus with thankful praise and worship.
The Risen King (Luke 24:13-35)
How is your daily bible reading going? Do you follow a plan? Have you been able to stick to it? When you read, is your heart warmed by your communion with the Lord? Are you filled with anticipation, excitement, and joy? What does any of this have to do with the resurrection of Jesus? It happens to be the central point of one of the most significant resurrection accounts recorded for us in Luke 24. It reminds us that reading the bible…
