LUKE'S MIDTERM - WHO DO YOU THINK I AM? (21 OF 68)
by Chris Brown
Scripture: Luke 9:18-36
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Luke's Midterm - Who Do You Think I Am? (21 of 68)
Series: 30 A.D. The Jesus Story
Pastor Chris Brown
Luke 9:18-36
The Right Answer, Wrong Assumptions:
Luke 9:18-27, 4:5-8, Galatians 2:20, Romans 6:1-14, James 4:13-17
Jesus knew that:
Everyone wants a Savior, few can handle a Lord.
We would always focus more on this world than heaven.
We would always focus more on ourselves than others.
We would prefer to be blessed than to be used.
So, what does "taking up our cross" mean?
It's simply a picture of self-denial.
It's a daily decision, not a one time prayer.
It's accepting our assignment in the Kingdom.
Answers to the Midterm:
Luke 9:28-36, 2 Peter 1:12-18, John 3:16-18, 14:6-7
Jesus will never be a part of our lives.
Jesus is, and always will be:
God's Son
God's only plan
The Lord we follow
TAKING IT HOME
1. Looking back at this week's teaching and study, is there anything you particularly want to remember or need prayer for?
2. We heard this weekend about the importance of not only focusing on God's blessing, but also on how God wants to use us. How are you processing that statement?
Anything you want to add or change about your perspective of God's blessings and how he wants to use you?
Growth Group Homework
QUICK REVIEW: Looking back at your notes from this week's teaching, was there a particular point, verse or comment that caught your attention, cha ...
Series: 30 A.D. The Jesus Story
Pastor Chris Brown
Luke 9:18-36
The Right Answer, Wrong Assumptions:
Luke 9:18-27, 4:5-8, Galatians 2:20, Romans 6:1-14, James 4:13-17
Jesus knew that:
Everyone wants a Savior, few can handle a Lord.
We would always focus more on this world than heaven.
We would always focus more on ourselves than others.
We would prefer to be blessed than to be used.
So, what does "taking up our cross" mean?
It's simply a picture of self-denial.
It's a daily decision, not a one time prayer.
It's accepting our assignment in the Kingdom.
Answers to the Midterm:
Luke 9:28-36, 2 Peter 1:12-18, John 3:16-18, 14:6-7
Jesus will never be a part of our lives.
Jesus is, and always will be:
God's Son
God's only plan
The Lord we follow
TAKING IT HOME
1. Looking back at this week's teaching and study, is there anything you particularly want to remember or need prayer for?
2. We heard this weekend about the importance of not only focusing on God's blessing, but also on how God wants to use us. How are you processing that statement?
Anything you want to add or change about your perspective of God's blessings and how he wants to use you?
Growth Group Homework
QUICK REVIEW: Looking back at your notes from this week's teaching, was there a particular point, verse or comment that caught your attention, cha ...
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