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Discover FBC
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A collection of Sermons from First Baptist Church of Augusta
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A collection of Sermons from First Baptist Church of Augusta
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Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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Luke 18:15-27
Discover FBC
33 minutes 49 seconds
4 months ago
Luke 18:15-27

7-13-2025


Will Dyer reflects on the story of the rich young ruler in Luke 18:15-27, emphasizing its relevance to modern life. ​ The ruler's question, "What must I do to inherit the life of the age to come?" ​ is reframed not as a query about eternal life after death, but about living well in the present, aligned with God's kingdom values. ​ Jesus challenges the ruler to prioritize God above all else, asking him to sell his possessions and follow Him, highlighting the deeper issue of misplaced priorities. ​ Will Dyer contrasts this teaching with cultural messages like "follow your heart" or "you do you," which often lead to superficial fulfillment. ​ Instead, Jesus calls for a radical reordering of love and priorities, urging followers to seek God's kingdom first. ​ The sermon concludes with a call to self-reflection, repentance, and commitment to putting Jesus at the center of life, as His way leads to abundant and joyful living. ​

Discover FBC
A collection of Sermons from First Baptist Church of Augusta