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263 resources referencing Luke 17
The sermon explores the central biblical theme of the King and His Kingdom, tracing four kingdoms from creation, through Old Testament Israel, to the New Testament spiritual kingdom established by…
The sermon explores the meaning of Revelation 19:10, emphasizing that the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. It highlights the importance of worshiping God alone, avoiding idolatry and…
The sermon explores the concept of the kingdom of heaven being both a future paradise and a present reality 'at hand' within believers. It emphasizes that the kingdom is a spiritual experience inside…
The sermon explores the distinction between God's eternal salvation and the kingdom of heaven at hand, emphasizing that the latter is a present spiritual reality requiring a change in thinking and…
The sermon explores the concept of a Christian mission statement by examining various biblical perspectives on the purpose and goals of a Christian life. The preacher emphasizes that the ultimate…
The sermon emphasizes the seriousness of being unthankful, equating it with evil and sin according to biblical teachings. It highlights the importance of gratitude to God in all circumstances,…
The sermon explores the biblical call to be thankful, emphasizing that gratitude is expected by God even in difficult circumstances. Using the story of the ten lepers from Luke 17, the preacher…
The sermon explores the concept of God existing eternally as 'God only' before manifesting Himself through creation and revelation. It emphasizes God's unchanging nature, wisdom, love, and glory from…
The sermon explores the theme of running for one's life through biblical examples such as Elijah, Jacob, Moses, David, Peter, Paul, and an unnamed young man in the Garden of Gethsemane. It contrasts…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of two simple yet powerful words: 'thanks' and 'please,' highlighting their biblical significance in expressing gratitude and submission to God. It encourages…
The sermon emphasizes that God is the ultimate King over all earthly kingdoms and history, illustrating this through biblical and historical examples. It highlights the central New Testament message…
The sermon distinguishes between Jesus' kingdom and Jesus' church, emphasizing that the kingdom is an internal, spiritual reality within believers, while the church is a visible, local assembly of…