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A STUDY OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE Titled "That You May Have Certainty (1)'' A STUDY OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE Titled "That You May Have Certainty (2)'' On Sunday mornings at 9:45 AM throughout the Spring, Jason Hardin and Craig Davis are leading an adult Bible class called The Gospel of Luke: That You May Have Certainty. Our schedule is as follows: April 3 - Luke 13 - "Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Door" April 10 - Luke 14 - "He Who Humbles Himself Will be Exalted" April 17 - Luke 15 - The "Lost" Parables May 1 - Luke 16 - "God Knows Your Hearts" May 8 - Luke 17 - "Behold, the Kingdom of God is in the Midst of You" May 15 - Luke 18 - "When the Son Comes, Will He Find Faith on Earth?" May 22 - Luke 19 - The King Who Comes in the Name of the Lord May 29 - Luke 20 - "Tell Us By What Authority You Do These Things" June 5 - Luke 21 - "The Days Will Come..." June 12 - Luke 22 - On the Eve of the Crucifixion June 19 - Luke 23 - "Crucify, Crucify Him!" June 26 - Luke 24 - But on the First Day of the Week...

  1. 27/03/2016

    160327 Lesson 13 -

    2016-1st Qt- That You May Have Certainty 1 -ipad

    37 min

  2. 20/03/2016

    160320 Lesson 12 - Blessed Are Those Who Hear and Keep the Word of God

    2016-1st Qt- That You May Have Certainty 1 -ipad

    37 min

  3. 13/03/2016

    160313 Lesson 11-

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    36 min

  4. 06/03/2016

    160306 Lesson 10 - Who do You Say That I Am

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    37 min

  5. 28/02/2016

    160228 Lesson 9 - Jesus Teller of Parables and worker of Miracles

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    37 min

  6. 21/02/2016

    160221 Lesson 8 - The Messiah Has Come

    LESSON 8 (February 2l) Luke 7 . The Messiah Has Come 1. Luke 7;2 mentions "a centurion." When the typical resident of Capernaum saw or heard of a centurion, what would immediately come to mind? Why is his identity important to comprehending the full weight of this portion of Luke's orderly account? 2. What do we learn about this centurion's character from 7:4-5? 3. What do we learn about this centurion's faith from 7:6-8? Why does Jesus "marvel" and say what he says to the crowd in 7:9? 4. Take a moment to revisit the first six chapters of Luke. What miracles have we seen performed by Jesus to this point? And what sets 7:11-17 as absolutely extraordinary? 5. Is there anything we can learn from the question of John the Baptist in 7:18-19? 6. What should we make of Jesus' response to John's question in 7:22-23? What does he mean? 7. "When John's messengers had gone, Jesus began to speak to the crowds concerning John" (7:24). What does Jesus want the crowd to grasp in 7:24-28? 8. Jesus makes a comparison and important application in 7:31-35. What is he communicating? 9. In Luke 7:36-50, Jesus visits the house of a Pharisee named Simon. In 7:40, Jesus says to Simon, "l have something to say to you." what does Simon not see that he needs to see? 10. What can we learn from Jesus' parable in 7:41-42? Does it still apply to us today? If so, how?

    36 min

  7. 14/02/2016

    160214 Lesson 7 - The Lord of the Sabbath Chooses Twelve Apostles

    Lesson 7 The Lord of the Sabbath Chooses Twelve Apostles 1. Luke 6 begins with these words: “On a Sabbath.” When someone familiar with the Old Testament read this phrase, what would have immediately come to mind? 2. What was Jesus’ point in bringing up the example of David (6:3-4)? 3. “The Son of Man is lord of the Sabbath” (6:5). What does this claim mean? Why is it significant? 4. What is Luke’s point in recording Jesus’ healing of the man with a withered hand (6:6-11)? 5. “And when day came, he called his disciples and chose from them twelve, whom he named apostles” (6:13). What’s the difference? What does disciple mean? What does apostle mean? Is there any significance to the fact that Jesus spent all night in prayer to God (6:12) prior to naming these twelve men as apostles? 6. How would you summarize, in your own words, what Jesus is communicating in Luke 6:20-26? 7. Read and meditate on Luke 6:27-36. What does Jesus expect of his disciples when it comes to love? 8. Read and mediate on Luke 6:37-42. What does Jesus want us to understand and apply? 9. What is Jesus’ point in Luke 6:43-45? How does it relate to your own heart? 10. “Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I tell you?” (6:46)? In what way does this continue to resonate as a piercing question? How does the parable (6:47-49) drive Jesus’ point home?

    37 min

  8. 07/02/2016

    160207 Lesson 6 - Jesus Calls the First Disciples

    LESSON 6 Luke 5 Jesus Calls the First Disciples 1. Luke 5:1-11 documents an incredible miracle of Jesus performed on “the lake of Gennesaret” (also known as the Sea of Galilee). Why did Simon Peter, as an eyewitness to the miracle, fall at Jesus’ knees and say, “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord” (5:8)? 2. What did Jesus mean when he told Simon, “Do not be afraid; from now on you will be catching men” (5:10)? 3. Luke 5:12-16 documents the healing of a man who was full of leprosy. Why was it so incredible that Jesus “stretched out his hand and touched” that man (5:13)? And why would Jesus charge the man “to tell no one”? 4. “But [Jesus] would withdraw to desolate places and pray” (5:16). Is there anything we can learn from that simple statement as modern disciples of Jesus? 5. “Pharisees and teachers of the law” were sitting and listening to Jesus teach in Luke 5:17. Who were these Pharisees and teachers of the law? 6. “Man, your sins are forgiven you” (5:20). Why was this an absolutely incredible statement? 7. Think about what we have already learned of Jesus from Luke’s orderly account — the circumstances of his conception and birth, his temptations, his claim in the Nazareth synagogue, and the miracles. What else does Luke reveal about Jesus in 5:22? Why does this still matter? 8. What was the real lesson to be learned from Jesus’ healing of the paralytic in 5:17-26? 9. Why would what Luke documents in 5:27-32 have been so scandalous in the eyes of many? And what does Jesus mean in 5:32? 10. What can we learn from the question of the disciples of John in 5:33 and Jesus’ response in 5:34-39? What is the point Jesus wants his disciples to understand?

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A STUDY OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE Titled "That You May Have Certainty (1)'' A STUDY OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE Titled "That You May Have Certainty (2)'' On Sunday mornings at 9:45 AM throughout the Spring, Jason Hardin and Craig Davis are leading an adult Bible class called The Gospel of Luke: That You May Have Certainty. Our schedule is as follows: April 3 - Luke 13 - "Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Door" April 10 - Luke 14 - "He Who Humbles Himself Will be Exalted" April 17 - Luke 15 - The "Lost" Parables May 1 - Luke 16 - "God Knows Your Hearts" May 8 - Luke 17 - "Behold, the Kingdom of God is in the Midst of You" May 15 - Luke 18 - "When the Son Comes, Will He Find Faith on Earth?" May 22 - Luke 19 - The King Who Comes in the Name of the Lord May 29 - Luke 20 - "Tell Us By What Authority You Do These Things" June 5 - Luke 21 - "The Days Will Come..." June 12 - Luke 22 - On the Eve of the Crucifixion June 19 - Luke 23 - "Crucify, Crucify Him!" June 26 - Luke 24 - But on the First Day of the Week...

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