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Injili Kulingana na Luka
The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit: The Gospel of Luke Volume 3
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Mahubiri
Kiingereza 127
The empty tomb is the news that Jesus has overcome death.
Luke chapters 16–24 convey the suffering and resurrection of the Savior, who taught the eternal kingdom and opened the way to enter that kingdom. Jesus, who took the sin of the whole world upon Himself once and for all when He received baptism from John, bore even the sins of our whole lives and shed His blood and died on the Cross, receiving that judgment in our place. But He did not remain in the tomb; He rose again from the dead and gave resurrection life to us who believe as well. The hope of the person who has received the remission of sins does not end with the life on this earth. With the hope of the resurrection that the empty tomb conveys, look to living forever with Jesus.
Contents
- Preface
Sermons on Luke Chapter 16
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. One cannot serve God and mammon (Luke 16:1–13)
- 2. Our hope is the eternal kingdom (Luke 16:1–13)
- 3. The salvation that never changes (Luke 16:14–17)
- 4. Can one be justified before God by people’s approval? (Luke 16:14–18)
- 5. Do not wait for a sign, but believe the word that has been given (Luke 16:19–31)
- 6. Am I the rich man, or Lazarus? (Luke 16:19–31)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 17
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Do not cause a little one to fall, but receive the brother who returns (Luke 17:1–4)
- 2. Do not turn the labor done in reliance on the Lord into your own merit (Luke 17:5–10)
- 3. The gratitude of the one man who turned back on the path of healing (Luke 17:11–19)
- 4. Where are we looking for the kingdom of God? (Luke 17:20–21)
- 5. The faith that waits for the Lord, who will come again, is revealed today (Luke 17:22–37)
- 6. Let us live with our hearts set in the word (Luke 17:26–37)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 18
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Pray even while waiting, believing that God hears (Luke 18:1–8)
- 2. Is one righteous before God if one is better than others? (Luke 18:9–14)
- 3. The Lord, who made sinners righteous (Luke 18:9–14)
- 4. Receive the kingdom of God like a little child (Luke 18:15–17)
- 5. Who can be saved? (Luke 18:18–27)
- 6. Eternal life that can be obtained neither by riches nor by deeds (Luke 18:18–30)
- 7. The word of suffering that the disciples did not understand was fulfilled just as it was spoken (Luke 18:31–34)
- 8. The blind man followed the Lord, who heard his cry, and praised God (Luke 18:35–43)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 19
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Today salvation has come to this house (Luke 19:1–10)
- 2. Zacchaeus, the tax collector who was saved (Luke 19:1–10)
- 3. Serving the gospel is the most right thing to do (Luke 19:1–10)
- 4. Have faith like Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1–10)
- 5. Wait for the King who will come again and be faithful in the work entrusted to you (Luke 19:11–27)
- 6. The Lord is the King of kings (Luke 19:11–27)
- 7. The man who received one mina, the one who cannot serve the Lord as King (Luke 19:11–27)
- 8. What have they seen, that they praise with a loud voice? (Luke 19:28–40)
- 9. Let us give thanks for the grace of the Lord, who chose us (Luke 19:28–40)
- 10. Say, “The Lord has need of it” (Luke 19:28–40)
- 11. He wept when He saw Jerusalem, which did not know the things that make for peace (Luke 19:41–44)
- 12. The house of God is a house of prayer (Luke 19:45–46)
- 13. The people who listened attentively to the word He taught daily (Luke 19:47–48)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 20
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Who has the authority to remit sins? (Luke 20:1–8)
- 2. The rejected Son became the chief cornerstone of salvation (Luke 20:9–18)
- 3. Give to God the things that are God’s (Luke 20:19–26)
- 4. The children of God who will not die again (Luke 20:27–40)
- 5. The Christ whom David called Lord (Luke 20:41–44)
- 6. Do not cover greed with long prayers (Luke 20:45–47)
- 7. A life of labor in the Lord is not in vain (Luke 20:34–38)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 21
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. All that the widow had, contained in two mites (Luke 21:1–4)
- 2. Hold on to the word of the Lord rather than the temple that will fall (Luke 21:5–9)
- 3. Even in the midst of persecution, the mouth of the witness is not shut (Luke 21:10–19)
- 4. The reason we can lift up our heads on the day of fear (Luke 21:20–28)
- 5. The kingdom of God that the budding of the fig tree makes known (Luke 21:29–33)
- 6. Do not let your heart be taken by the cares of this life (Luke 21:34–36)
- 7. The people who came to hear the word that will not pass away (Luke 21:37–38)
- 8. What we must do until the end comes (Luke 21:5–13)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 22
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The heart that sought to kill the Savior with the Passover at hand (Luke 22:1–2)
- 2. Do not exchange the Savior for your own gain (Luke 22:3–6)
- 3. Go forward according to the word of the Lord, who knows all things (Luke 22:7–13)
- 4. Believe in the body and blood given for you (Luke 22:14–23)
- 5. Who can strengthen the brethren? (Luke 22:24–34)
- 6. The way of salvation cannot be protected with two swords (Luke 22:35–38)
- 7. Pray to Jesus so that you may not face a great trial to come (Luke 22:39–46)
- 8. The prayer of entrusting oneself to the Father’s will (Luke 22:39–46)
- 9. He goes on accomplishing salvation even at the moment He is seized (Luke 22:47–53)
- 10. The Lord, who prayed beforehand for the disciple who fell (Luke 22:54–62)
- 11. He gave us life with the body that was mocked (Luke 22:63–65)
- 12. The Son of God, who will sit at the right hand of power (Luke 22:66–71)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 23
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The false accusation against the sinless King (Luke 23:1–7)
- 2. What was Herod hoping to see when he waited for Jesus? (Luke 23:8–12)
- 3. The prisoner was released, and the Savior was delivered up (Luke 23:13–25)
- 4. Let us weep for souls (Luke 23:26–31)
- 5. The King who did not save Himself but gave life to sinners (Luke 23:26–38)
- 6. The sinner who received the promise of being with the Lord (Luke 23:39–43)
- 7. Pass through the torn veil and approach God (Luke 23:44–49)
- 8. He who endures to the end obtains salvation (Luke 23:26–49)
- 9. The hands that laid the Lord’s body to rest and the heart that prepared spices (Luke 23:50–56a)
- 10. Keep even the zeal of your service within the word (Luke 23:56b)
Sermons on Luke Chapter 24
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Remember the Lord’s word before the empty tomb (Luke 24:1–12)
- 2. The two who turned back from the sad road and returned to Jerusalem (Luke 24:13–35)
- 3. Jesus, who rose again not as a spirit but in the body (Luke 24:36–43)
- 4. Witnesses who will preach the word of the salvation that has been accomplished (Luke 24:44–49)
- 5. Even after the Lord departed, the joy and the praise continued (Luke 24:50–53)
- 6. Let us live today looking to the life of rising again (Luke 24:36–43)
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