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23 resources referencing Luke 14:26
The sermon explores the parable of the hidden treasure in Matthew 13:44, emphasizing the kingdom likeness to the treasure rather than the man or the field. It highlights the necessity of joyfully…
The sermon explores the biblical terms disciple, saint, and Christian, emphasizing their distinct usage and meanings in Scripture. It highlights the importance of true discipleship as a committed,…
The sermon emphasizes the omnipotence and sovereignty of God, affirming that nothing is too hard for Him to accomplish, including fulfilling His promises and answering prayers. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes the unique and divine nature of Jesus Christ, urging believers to have a correct and high view of Him as the Son of God and Savior. It challenges the modern misconceptions of…
The sermon explores John 21, focusing on Jesus' post-resurrection interaction with Peter, emphasizing restoration, love, and spiritual growth. It highlights the need for believers to mature from…
The sermon explores the message in Revelation 2:17, focusing on the promises to those who overcome: eating the hidden manna, receiving a white stone, and a new name known only to the recipient. It…
The sermon explores Micah 2:13, emphasizing the dual prophetic and experiential meaning of 'The Breaker' who goes before God's people to remove obstacles on their spiritual journey. It highlights the…
The sermon explores Romans 9:9-13, emphasizing God's sovereignty and predestination in choosing mercy and salvation, not based on works but on His eternal purposes. It highlights Paul's argument that…
The sermon emphasizes the need for genuine biblical Christianity, urging believers to measure themselves by God's Word rather than worldly standards or comparisons with others. It highlights the…
The sermon on contentment emphasizes that true contentment comes from a deep relationship with Christ and not from worldly circumstances or achievements. Paul’s example in Philippians shows that…
The sermon explores the foundational Christian concept of discipleship, emphasizing that to be a disciple of Christ means to follow Him closely, obey His teachings, and prioritize Him above all else.…