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Book of Luke
Alan Felts
81 episodes
8 months ago
DATE: September 18, 2022 THEME: New Season, New Opportunities SCRIPTURE: Luke 24:50-52 & Acts 1:1-14 Jesus hangs out for about 40 days after His resurrection, giving many proofs that He has indeed physically risen from the dead, as well as being seen by over 500 people before He gathers all of His disciples at the Mount of Olives to witness His ascension into heaven. This is a major transition in the life of humanity, specifically in the lives of the disciples. What do we do with times of transition? How did the disciples deal with the shift from walking with Jesus every day for 3 years, to watching His death, witnessing His resurrection, spending about 40 days with Him, then to watch as Jesus physically leaves and no longer physically walks with them into the new kingdom age? How, then, can we view major transitions in our own lives and the state of the ever changing world around us?
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DATE: September 18, 2022 THEME: New Season, New Opportunities SCRIPTURE: Luke 24:50-52 & Acts 1:1-14 Jesus hangs out for about 40 days after His resurrection, giving many proofs that He has indeed physically risen from the dead, as well as being seen by over 500 people before He gathers all of His disciples at the Mount of Olives to witness His ascension into heaven. This is a major transition in the life of humanity, specifically in the lives of the disciples. What do we do with times of transition? How did the disciples deal with the shift from walking with Jesus every day for 3 years, to watching His death, witnessing His resurrection, spending about 40 days with Him, then to watch as Jesus physically leaves and no longer physically walks with them into the new kingdom age? How, then, can we view major transitions in our own lives and the state of the ever changing world around us?
Show more...
Christianity
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
History,
Documentary
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Luke 20:1-19 | Receive the Son, Receive Life
Book of Luke
42 minutes
3 years ago
Luke 20:1-19 | Receive the Son, Receive Life
DATE: May 15, 2022 THEME: Receive the Son, Receive Life SCRIPTURE: Luke 20:1-19 In the midst of asking Jesus accusatory questions, Jesus gives them the answer through a question of His own as well as a parable. He tells the parable of the Vineyard owner and the unfaithful tenants who reject His servants and kill his son. His point is; if you will receive the Son you will receive life, but if you reject the Son, you will reject life. How do we “receive the Son” and live the life He desires for us?
Book of Luke
DATE: September 18, 2022 THEME: New Season, New Opportunities SCRIPTURE: Luke 24:50-52 & Acts 1:1-14 Jesus hangs out for about 40 days after His resurrection, giving many proofs that He has indeed physically risen from the dead, as well as being seen by over 500 people before He gathers all of His disciples at the Mount of Olives to witness His ascension into heaven. This is a major transition in the life of humanity, specifically in the lives of the disciples. What do we do with times of transition? How did the disciples deal with the shift from walking with Jesus every day for 3 years, to watching His death, witnessing His resurrection, spending about 40 days with Him, then to watch as Jesus physically leaves and no longer physically walks with them into the new kingdom age? How, then, can we view major transitions in our own lives and the state of the ever changing world around us?