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The Gospel of John Chapter 7

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The Gospel of John Chapter 6 (III)

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The Gospel of John Chapter 6 (II)

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The Gospel of John, Chapter 3

Our study of Chapter 3 will be split into two parts. In this first part, we focus on the New (Spiritual) Birth. Next time, we will conclude with John the Baptist exalting Christ. As we read today’s text, let us enter with open hearts and quiet reflection.

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The Gospel of John: Who is the Apostle John the Beloved?

Just as the Holy Trinity is one God in three Persons, the New Testament rests on a trinity of apostolic voices working in perfect harmony to reveal the complete mystery of Christ:

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The Gospel of Luke Review: Chapters 23 &24

“Were not our hearts burning within us while he talked with us on the road and opened the Scriptures to us?” (Luke 24:32)

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapter 22

A Sacred Transition: Jesus transforms the ancient Passover meal into the Lord’s Supper. When Jesus lifts the cup, He explicitly invokes Jeremiah’s prophecy—marking the moment the Old Covenant gives way to the New.

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapters 20 & 21

How do we respond to the Cornerstone? The religious leaders stumbled over Him in pride, but in 1 Peter 2:4–10, Peter reminds us of who we are when our lives are built upon Christ:

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapters 18 & 19

But the King replies with an unyielding spiritual principle: To everyone who has, more will be given; but from the one who has nothing, even what he has will be taken away.

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapter 15

The Father isn’t waiting for us—or our children—to get it all together before He loves us. He is standing at the edge of the property, scanning the horizon, ready to run the moment a heart turns toward home. Drop the defenses, stop running, wash the dishes of grace, and let yourself be found.

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapters 13-14

The Tree: That small act of setting one bound person free was the launching pad for an unstoppable Kingdom. The Kingdom starts tiny and unnoticed, but it explodes outward until it creates a massive, safe refuge for the broken and outcasts (the birds) to find rest.

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The Gospel of Luke Review Chapters 7-10

When you face a hostile or unwelcome environment—even in your own home—shaking the dust off your feet means refusing to let hurtful words settle into your soul. You leave the judgment to God, keep your spirit intact, and trust that His kingdom is still near.

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Luke Chapters 1-6 Review

The shift from merely hearing Jesus’ words to actively doing them marks the ultimate boundary line of faith. It is the difference between a life built on the shifting, sandy illusions of external performance and a life anchored securely in the hidden bedrock of Christ’s character.

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Luke 24: Jesus Has Risen

Key Words to Remember: Freedom of choice. He has given that to all of us. When you are at a crossroads, what will you choose? Will you let Him walk on by, or will you invite Him into your home?

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Luke 22: Jesus on The Mount of Olives

Let’s turn our hearts now to Luke 22, stepping into one of the most sacred and heavy moments in the Gospels: Jesus on the Mount of Olives. As He faces the weight of the cross, He prays: “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but yours be done.”

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Luke 22: Judas Agrees to Betray Jesus

Right there at the Last Supper, sitting around the very table where Jesus was breaking bread and offering His life, sat Judas, whose heart had already surrendered to greed. Sitting nearby was Peter, who swore he would die for Jesus, but was only hours away from denying He even knew Him.

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Luke 19: Zacchaeus The Tax Collector

The journey from Luke 18 to Luke 19 reminds us that whether we are flat on our backs, begging by the wayside, or hidden up in the branches of a sycamore tree, trying to maintain our distance, Jesus is actively seeking us out. He comes to bring us both sight and salvation.

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Luke 18: The Rich Ruler,

Today, we finish Luke 18 by looking at verses 18–43. We will see how Jesus’ conversation with a Rich Young Ruler highlights the terrifying danger of possessions, setting up a stark contrast to a blind beggar named Bartimaeus at the end of the chapter.

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Luke 18: Parable of: The Persistent Widow

Moving into Luke 18 With that solemn backdrop of unexpected judgment fresh in our minds, Luke 18 takes us deeper into how we ought to live while we wait. If the end is sudden and individual judgment is certain, how do we posture our hearts?

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Luke 17: Jesus Heals Ten Men with Leprosy

The Coming of the Kingdom Good afternoon, brothers and sisters. May the peace of the Lord Jesus Christ and His abundant blessings be with you as we study His Word together today, and throughout your daily lives. To be honest, it feels like I might have stepped on a few

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Luke 17: Sin, Faith and Duty

The Modern Skandalon: Why Our Political Obsession is an Ancient Trap Good afternoon, brothers and sisters. Welcome to The-Way.blog! May the peace of the Lord Jesus Christ and His blessings be with you throughout your time here today. I must confess that as I prepared for today, I

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Luke 16: The Rich Man and Lazarus

If You Do Not Listen to or Heed His Word Good afternoon, brothers and sisters. Welcome to The-Way.blog! May peace and blessings be with you today. In our last study, we examined the Parable of the Shrewd Manager and Jesus’ pointed warnings to the Pharisees. The message for

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Luke 14: Healed on the Sabbath

Knowing that the religious leaders were watching His every move, waiting to catch Him breaking their Sabbath rules, Jesus doesn't hide. He goes on the offensive. He puts the lawyers and Pharisees on the spot with a direct question: “Is it lawful to heal on the Sabbath?

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