A. Jesus Corrects Their Kingdom Expectations (11)
B. Jesus Describes His Kingdom Preparations (12)
1. The nobleman’s commissioning to rule (12)
2. The nobleman’s charge to his slaves (13)
3. The citizens’ rejection of the nobleman (14)
C. Jesus Reveals His Kingdom Accounting (15-27)
1. Faithfulness will be rewarded (15-19)
2. Unfaithfulness will be condemned (20-24)
3. Rewards will be multiplied (25-26)
4. Rebellion will be punished (27)

Question and Answer session with the elders of Crossway Bible Church

Luke 19:1-10 - Seeking and Saving the Lost

A. The interest of an improbable inquirer (1-4)
1. His life of self-seeking
2. His effort to see Jesus
B. The call of a seeking Savior (5-6)
1. Jesus’ surprising invitation
2. Jesus’ authoritative command
3. Zaccheus’ eager response
C. The objection of a self-righteous audience (7)
1. Their arrogant attitude
2. Their distorted perspective
D. The salvation of a repentant sinner (8-10)
1. The evidence of true repentance
2. The declaration of divine salvation
3. The revelation of the Savior’s purpose

Luke 18:35-43 - Jesus Gives Sight to the Blind

A. Jesus captures the blind man’s attention (35-39)
1. He learns that Jesus is coming (35-37)
2. He pleads with Jesus for healing (38-39)
B. Jesus restores the blind man’s sight (40-43)
1. Jesus considers the blind man’s request (40-41)
2. Jesus commands the blind man’s healing (42)
3. Jesus commends the blind man’s faith (42)
4. Jesus confers the blind man’s sight (43)
5. Jesus commences the blind man’s discipleship (43)

A. Don’t be partakers with unrighteous sinners (7-10)
1. The children of the light
2. The characteristics of the light
3. The commitment of the light
B. Don’t be participants in unrighteous deeds (11-14)
1. Recognize their evil nature
2. Reject and expose them
3. Let Christ shine on them

A. Jesus Engages an Inquiring Ruler (18-23)
B. Jesus Instructs His Onlooking Disciples (24-30)
1. How earthly prosperity competes with discipleship (24-25)
2. How God alone makes salvation possible (26-27)
a. Man’s inability to enter God’s kingdom (26)
b. God’s power to change man’s heart (27)
3. How self-emptying will be abundantly rewarded (28-30)

A. Exchange falsehood for truth (25)
B. Exchange sinful anger for a righteous temper (26-27)
C. Exchange theft for work and generosity (28)
D. Exchange evil speech for edification and grace (29-30)
E. Exchange hostility for a soft heart (31-32)