Life seems to be filled with worries and anxiety, but Jesus said those who follow Him don't need to live that way. When we worry we live under the false paradigm that everything is up to us. It is to forget the fact that we have a heavenly Father who loves us and is more than capable of meeting all our needs.

Life seems to be filled with worries and anxiety, but Jesus said those who follow Him don't need to live that way. When we worry we live under the false paradigm that everything is up to us. It is to forget the fact that we have a heavenly Father who loves us and is more than capable of meeting all our needs.

When Jesus was asked to solve an issue of inheritance, He declined. Instead, he told a parable about a very wealthy man who was about to die. Material wealth can be a god. Covetousness is our worship of it. What really matters is if we are rich toward God. Are our treasures in heaven or will we leave them all behind when we die?

When Jesus was asked to solve an issue of inheritance, He declined. Instead, he told a parable about a very wealthy man who was about to die. Material wealth can be a god. Covetousness is our worship of it. What really matters is if we are rich toward God. Are our treasures in heaven or will we leave them all behind when we die?

The passage for this sermon touches a number of issues: the unforgivable sin, the fear God and fear of man, standing up for the faith, and trusting God for the words when on trial. Each issue needs to be understood correctly if we desire to let Christ live through us.

The passage for this sermon touches a number of issues: the unforgivable sin, the fear God and fear of man, standing up for the faith, and trusting God for the words when on trial. Each issue needs to be understood correctly if we desire to let Christ live through us.

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Have you ever been invited to someone’s home to dine only to find out the host wanted to find fault in you? That was Jesus’ experience in this passage, but He turned the tables and made some accusations of His own. How do they apply to us? Read or listen and see where you stand.

Have you ever been invited to someone’s home to dine only to find out the host wanted to find fault in you? That was Jesus’ experience in this passage, but He turned the tables and made some accusations of His own. How do they apply to us? Read or listen and see where you stand.

We all have a God shaped hole in our hearts that only God can fill. Jesus addressed a man delivered from a demon warning him to fill that hole or the demon would return with other demons. The next three short accounts seem to be Luke's compilations of teachings that instruct us what needs to fill our emptiness so that the light in us not only blesses us but others as well.