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124 resources referencing Luke 18:9-14
The sermon emphasizes the fleeting nature of human glory, comparing it to the grass and flowers that wither and fade, highlighting the need for humility and reliance on God's sovereign power. It…
The sermon explores the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18:9-14, emphasizing the dangers of religious pride and self-righteousness. It contrasts the Pharisee's prideful prayer…
The sermon contrasts false religion, exemplified by the Pharisees, with true Christianity, emphasizing that Christianity is a relationship with Christ rather than mere religious works. The Pharisees'…
The sermon explores the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18:9-14, emphasizing the contrast between self-righteousness and humble repentance. The Pharisee trusts in his own…
The sermon explores Isaiah chapters 58 and 59, emphasizing the difference between superficial religious rituals and true godly devotion, which involves justice, mercy, and humility. It critiques…
The sermon emphasizes the greatness and abundance of God's mercy, which extends beyond measure and endures forever. It highlights that mercy is unmerited favor from God, sovereignly bestowed…
The sermon explores the story of Samson as an allegory for Israel, highlighting themes of covenant, disobedience, and repentance. It then transitions to the doctrine of justification, contrasting…
The sermon focuses on the importance of persistent prayer, illustrated by the parable of the unjust judge in Luke 18. It emphasizes patience in prayer, acknowledging that God answers in His timing…
The sermon explores Luke 5:27-39, focusing on Jesus' call to Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him and the significance of Jesus dining with sinners. It emphasizes that Jesus' invitation is an…
The sermon emphasizes the Christian doctrine that believers are not slaves to sin despite ongoing struggles, highlighting the distinction between justification and sanctification. It underscores the…
The sermon explores the theme of pride, particularly focusing on the Pharisees as an example of spiritual pride and self-righteousness. It contrasts the Pharisee's self-confidence and critical spirit…
The sermon emphasizes that love is the greatest motivator for serving God, rooted in the forgiveness of sins. Using the story of the sinful woman in Luke 7:36-50, the preacher illustrates how a deep…