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Are you Truly Saved? 

In Luke chapter 8, Jesus tells a powerful parable that reveals the different ways people respond to God’s Word—and what it truly means to be saved. Together, we’ll break down each type of soil, from those who hear but don’t believe, to those who endure and bear lasting fruit. This chapter also includes incredible miracles that show Jesus’ power over nature, and evil. As we study, we’ll uncover what genuine faith looks like and how to know where you stand with God. Join me as we dig deep into Luke 8 and discover the answer to the most important question of all—are you truly saved?

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King David was a shepherd boy chosen by God and anointed by the prophet Samuel to be Israel’s future king. He famously defeated the giant Goliath with a sling and became a national hero, eventually rising to power after King Saul's downfall. As king, David united the tribes of Israel, established Jerusalem as the capital, and brought the Ark of the Covenant there. Despite his deep faith and many accomplishments, he also committed serious sins, including adultery with Bathsheba and arranging her husband's departure. In the end, David repented, and God promised that the Messiah would come from his lineage, making him one of the most important figures in biblical history.

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Luke chapter 7 highlights Jesus' power, compassion, and authority through several incredible miracles and encounters. He heals a Roman centurion’s servant from a distance, amazed by the man’s great faith. Jesus then raises a widow’s son from passing in the town of Nain, showing His authority over life itself. John the Baptist’s followers come with questions, and Jesus confirms His identity by pointing to the miracles and fulfillment of prophecy. The chapter ends with a sinful woman anointing Jesus’ feet, and He forgives her, emphasizing grace, love, and the power of true repentance.

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Luke chapter 6 begins with Jesus challenging religious traditions by healing and allowing His disciples to pick grain on the Sabbath, revealing His authority as Lord of the Sabbath. He then chooses twelve apostles from among His followers to be His closest disciples. In a large gathering, Jesus heals many and begins teaching what’s often called the “Sermon on the Plain.” He gives powerful lessons about loving enemies, avoiding judgment, and living with mercy and humility. The chapter ends with Jesus comparing those who obey His words to a wise builder whose house stands firm on a solid foundation.

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Luke chapter 5 begins with Jesus calling His first disciples after a miraculous catch of fish, showing His power and inviting them to become “fishers of men.” He then heals a man with leprosy, demonstrating compassion and authority over disease. Crowds gather as Jesus continues to heal and teach, but He often withdraws to pray in solitude. A paralyzed man is lowered through a roof, and Jesus not only heals him but also forgives his sins, revealing His divine authority. The chapter ends with Jesus calling Levi (Matthew), dining with sinners, and explaining that He came to call the lost, not the righteous.

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Luke chapter 4 begins with Jesus being led into the wilderness, where He fasts for 40 days and resists temptation from the devil, demonstrating spiritual strength and authority. After returning in the power of the Spirit, He teaches in synagogues and becomes well-known throughout Galilee. In Nazareth, His hometown, Jesus reads from Isaiah and boldly claims to fulfill the prophecy, but the crowd reacts with anger and tries to drive Him out. He continues performing miracles, casting out demons, and healing the sick, including Peter’s mother-in-law. The chapter highlights Jesus’ authority over evil, His rejection by His own people, and the beginning of His miracle-filled ministry in Galilee.

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Other Links

6,000 years old video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBSJ255nC7g

6,000 years old website - https://creation.com/age

Pro Christian Evolution Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4o0ey1ddJs

Luke chapter 3 begins with John the Baptist preaching in the wilderness, calling people to repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins. He fulfills the prophecy of Isaiah, preparing the way for the coming Messiah. Crowds come to him, and he challenges them to produce real change in their lives, warning of judgment and teaching about justice and generosity. John also speaks boldly against Herod’s immoral actions, which leads to his imprisonment. The chapter ends with Jesus being baptized and a genealogy tracing His lineage all the way back to Adam, emphasizing His divine and human identity.

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Links I mentioned in the episode:

Episode on The Unforgivable sin - https://youtu.be/3t-qFzY79pc

Book: Skeletons in God's Closet - https://www.amazon.com/Skeletons-Gods-Closet-Surprise-Judgment/dp/0529100819 Today's Questions.

Why does God seem so different in the Old Testament compared to the New Testament? What does the Bible actually say about heaven — and will we recognize each other there? Are there “lost” books of the Bible, and why weren’t they included? Can we trust that the Bible we have today is accurate after so many years of copying and translating? Was the world really created in 6 literal days, or is Genesis more poetic? Why did Jesus speak in parables instead of just telling people the truth clearly? What is the unforgivable sin, and can someone accidentally commit it? How should Christians understand violence in the Bible, like the conquest of Canaan? Why did God allow Satan into the Garden of Eden in the first place? How do we know Jesus really rose from the dead — is there historical evidence? Check out the show on other platforms https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8LXlwzEZkb9qg6AtoNjRAQ?sub_confirmation=1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/learn-the-bible-with-nathan/id1787916213 https://open.spotify.com/show/2kXjS8h2dekFaUovqDH4LC https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d68010b2-e104-42ac-87d8-5946c8bc9bac https://iheart.com/podcast/253327824 If you live in Kootenai County, Idaho - come join me at church on Sunday. https://g.co/kgs/i1echQG If you live somewhere else, here are New Frontiers churches near you. https://www.confluencechurches.org/church-finder Jesus Loves You!