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To Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke72 Luke 24:36-53 (Risen Indeed!)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: https://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Aug24.pdf
* This is our final look at Luke's account of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He wrote this account that those believing in Jesus might know assuredly the veracity of the testimony which they had heard regarding the birth, life, ministry, death, burial and resurrection of Jesus the Christ (the Messiah).
* As we close, we see once again the importance of God being the One who ultimately instructs us. It God who opens up our eyes that we may behold wondrous things from His Word.
* Last week...
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Family Bible Church weekly message72 Luke 24:36-53 (Risen Indeed!)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: https://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Aug24.pdf
* This is our final look at Luke's account of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He wrote this account that those believing in Jesus might know assuredly the veracity of the testimony which they had heard regarding the birth, life, ministry, death, burial and resurrection of Jesus the Christ (the Messiah).
* As we close, we see once again the importance of God being the One who ultimately instructs us. It God who opens up our eyes that we may behold wondrous things from His Word.
* Last week...
2025-08-2400 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke67 Luke 22:63-23:17 (Faultless)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jul13.pdf
* We have spent the past five messages examining the 22nd chapter of Luke.
* As a reminder, Luke stated from the beginning that he was writing this account in order "that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed." He declared that he had performed personal research into the affairs of Christ including interviewing those who were eye witnesses. These things which was writing about changed his life. He went from Luke the physician to Luke the evangelist!
* As we have examined...
2025-07-1300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message67 Luke 22:63-23:17 (Faultless)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jul13.pdf
* We have spent the past five messages examining the 22nd chapter of Luke.
* As a reminder, Luke stated from the beginning that he was writing this account in order "that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed." He declared that he had performed personal research into the affairs of Christ including interviewing those who were eye witnesses. These things which was writing about changed his life. He went from Luke the physician to Luke the evangelist!
* As we have examined...
2025-07-1300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message66 Luke 22:31-62 (Betrayal and Denial)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jul06.pdf
* Four weeks ago we turned to the final day of Jesus the Messiah’s earthly life and ministry with the consideration of Judas’ decision to betray Jesus. Since then, we examined the Passover Seder that Jesus held with His disciples and Jesus’ example of having a Servant’s Heart (to lead by humbly serving).
* Today, we finish a two-week look at Luke’s account of Jesus warning His disciples of trouble that is coming, with specific warning to Simon Peter, followed by Jesus praying in the Garden of...
2025-07-0600 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke66 Luke 22:31-62 (Betrayal and Denial)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jul06.pdf
* Four weeks ago we turned to the final day of Jesus the Messiah’s earthly life and ministry with the consideration of Judas’ decision to betray Jesus. Since then, we examined the Passover Seder that Jesus held with His disciples and Jesus’ example of having a Servant’s Heart (to lead by humbly serving).
* Today, we finish a two-week look at Luke’s account of Jesus warning His disciples of trouble that is coming, with specific warning to Simon Peter, followed by Jesus praying in the Garden of...
2025-07-0600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message65 Luke 22:31-62 (Preparation for Tribulation)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jun29.pdf
* Three weeks ago we turned to the final day of Jesus the Messiah's earthly life and ministry with the consideration of Judas' decision to betray Jesus. In the last two weeks we examined the Passover Seder that Jesus held with His disciples and Jesus’ example of having a Servant’s Heart (to lead by humbly serving).
* Today, we look at Luke’s account of Jesus warning His disciples of trouble that is coming, with specific warning to Simon Peter, followed by Jesus praying in the Garden of Get...
2025-06-2900 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke65 Luke 22:31-62 (Preparation for Tribulation)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25Jun29.pdf
* Three weeks ago we turned to the final day of Jesus the Messiah's earthly life and ministry with the consideration of Judas' decision to betray Jesus. In the last two weeks we examined the Passover Seder that Jesus held with His disciples and Jesus’ example of having a Servant’s Heart (to lead by humbly serving).
* Today, we look at Luke’s account of Jesus warning His disciples of trouble that is coming, with specific warning to Simon Peter, followed by Jesus praying in the Garden of Get...
2025-06-2900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message59 Luke 20:27-44 (The Sons of the Resurrection)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25May18.pdf
* Jesus has entered into Jerusalem and has been teaching the people in the Temple. We are in the midst of a four day period when the Passover Lamb would be finely examined to make sure that it was a worthy Sacrifice. The religious unknowingly are fulfilling this prophetic requirement of YHWH (cf. Exodus 12:2-7).
* Last week, we considered the Chief Priests' and Scribes' attempt to find a blemish in Jesus by asking whether it was lawful for Jews to pay taxes to Caesar.
* Today, we see...
2025-05-1800 minFamily Bible Church weekly message58 Luke 20:20-26 (Therefore Render ...)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25May11.pdf
* Jesus has entered into Jerusalem. He initially went into the Temple, cleared out the money-changers, and declared that the Temple was meant to be a house of prayer for all nations, but the religious establishment had made it into an emporium of thieves!
* For the next four days, from His entrance into the city to His death on the cross, Jesus taught the people in the Temple.
* Also on those the next four days, the religious leaders sought to trap Him and find public fault in...
2025-05-1100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message57 Luke 19:47-20:19 (By What Authority?)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25May04.pdf
* As Jesus came to Jerusalem, the people began to sing the Psalms of the Hallel and to call out the Messiah praise contained in them.
* As we considered that portion of Luke three weeks ago, we looked at the Messianic declarations from Psalm 118. chiefly: v. 22-23 22 "The stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. 23 This was the LORD's doing; it is marvelous in our eyes."
* In today's passage, we see Jesus refer back to this Messianic passage and clearly infer that He was...
2025-05-0400 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke57 Luke 19:47-20:19 (By What Authority?)* You can get the sermon note sheet at: http://family-bible-church.org/2025Messages/25May04.pdf
* As Jesus came to Jerusalem, the people began to sing the Psalms of the Hallel and to call out the Messiah praise contained in them.
* As we considered that portion of Luke three weeks ago, we looked at the Messianic declarations from Psalm 118. chiefly: v. 22-23 22 "The stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. 23 This was the LORD's doing; it is marvelous in our eyes."
* In today's passage, we see Jesus refer back to this Messianic passage and clearly infer that He was...
2025-05-0400 minFamily Bible Church weekly message56 Luke 19:41-48 (Messianic Lamentations)Due to technical difficulties video is unavailable this week.
* Two weeks ago we considered the proclamations of the people regarding the Messianic fulfillment of Jesus as He journeyed to Jerusalem. We saw, as well, how Jesus confirmed those proclamations by declaring to the Pharisees that if the people would be quiet then the stones would immediately cry out!
* In the Old Testament, the book of Lamentations contains the sorrowful account of Jeremiah as he looks upon the destruction of Jerusalem after Nebuchadnezzar's conquest. Chapters 1 and 2 declare how YHWH handed over Jerusalem, and His Temple, to the atrocities of Nebuchadnezzar and...
2025-04-2700 minFamily Bible Church weekly message55 Luke 19:28-40 (The Triumphal Entry* Jesus has passed through Jericho and has now made it to Jerusalem.
* Luke records that on the journey to Jerusalem, Jesus had healed the ten lepers and Bar-Timaeus. Throughout Jesus' earthly ministry, He had performed many mighty acts which required great power. These wonderful works had not escaped the notice of the populace.
* The anticipation of the crowds begins to raise to a crescendo as Jesus now enters the city. Jesus adds to this Messianic feel with His preparations and His confirmation of the crowd's proclamation of praise.
* This message was presented by Bob Corbin on April 13, 2025 at Family Bible...
2025-04-1300 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke55 Luke 19:28-40 (The Triumphal Entry* Jesus has passed through Jericho and has now made it to Jerusalem.
* Luke records that on the journey to Jerusalem, Jesus had healed the ten lepers and Bar-Timaeus. Throughout Jesus' earthly ministry, He had performed many mighty acts which required great power. These wonderful works had not escaped the notice of the populace.
* The anticipation of the crowds begins to raise to a crescendo as Jesus now enters the city. Jesus adds to this Messianic feel with His preparations and His confirmation of the crowd's proclamation of praise.
* This message was presented by Bob Corbin on April 13, 2025 at Family Bible...
2025-04-1300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message54 Luke 19:11-27 (Do Business Till I Come)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem.
* Last week, we saw Him invite Himself to the house of Zacchaeus as He passed through the city of Jericho. After his conversation with Jesus, Zacchaeus bore fruits of repentance and Jesus declared that salvation had come to that house!
* Today, we examine "The Parable of the Ten Minas" which Jesus shared while sitting at the house of Zacchaeus.
* Through this Parable, Jesus is once again seeking to prepare His Disciples for the days ahead.
* This message was presented by Bob Corbin on March 30, 2025 at Family Bible Church in Martinez...
2025-03-3000 minFamily Bible Church weekly message53 Luke 19:1-10 (Zacchaeus)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has made His way down the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho. In Jericho, we see that He had two divine appointments with those who would have been considered outcasts of society.
* Last week, we saw His interaction with Bar-Timaeus, a blind beggar.
* Today, we consider the well known encounter with a chief tax collector named Zacchaeus - a wee little man who climbed a sycamore tree for the Lord he wanted to see!
* Again today, we will consider how Jesus provides the opportunity for one who...
2025-03-2300 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke52 Luke 18:31-43 (Receive Your Sight)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has made His way down the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho.
* In our study of the Gospel according to Luke, we have seen that Jesus clearly will go out of His way in order to "coincidentally" have an encounter with specific individuals. In many of those occasions, those individuals would have been considered outcasts of society - lepers, demoniacs, gentiles, Roman centurions, tax collectors, prostitutes, etc.
* Today, we see Jesus engage another "outcast." Yet, as we have seen in many of those other encounters, Jesus sets...
2025-03-1600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message52 Luke 18:31-43 (Receive Your Sight)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has made His way down the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho.
* In our study of the Gospel according to Luke, we have seen that Jesus clearly will go out of His way in order to "coincidentally" have an encounter with specific individuals. In many of those occasions, those individuals would have been considered outcasts of society - lepers, demoniacs, gentiles, Roman centurions, tax collectors, prostitutes, etc.
* Today, we see Jesus engage another "outcast." Yet, as we have seen in many of those other encounters, Jesus sets...
2025-03-1600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message51 Luke 18:9-30 (Of Such is the Kingdom)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has been ministering to, and teaching, the multitudes as He traveled. He took a side trip through Samaria and then is making His way back down toward the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho.
* Over the past two weeks, we have seen Jesus begin to address the question of the Pharisees regarding when the Kingdom of God would come. Jesus told them that the Kingdom of God ultimately does not come with observation but rather God reigns in the hearts of individuals. He then to present instruction...
2025-03-0900 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke50 Luke 18:1-8 (The Persistent Widow)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has been ministering to, and teaching, the multitudes as He traveled. He took a side trip through Samaria and then is making His way back down toward the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho.
* Last week, we saw Jesus address the question of the Pharisees regarding when the Kingdom of God would come. He told them that the Kingdom of God ultimately does not come with observation but rather God reigns in the hearts of individuals. Jesus then turned to present instruction to His disciples regarding some...
2025-03-0200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message50 Luke 18:1-8 (The Persistent Widow)* Jesus is on His final trip from Galilee to Jerusalem. He has been ministering to, and teaching, the multitudes as He traveled. He took a side trip through Samaria and then is making His way back down toward the Jordan River in order to pass through Jericho.
* Last week, we saw Jesus address the question of the Pharisees regarding when the Kingdom of God would come. He told them that the Kingdom of God ultimately does not come with observation but rather God reigns in the hearts of individuals. Jesus then turned to present instruction to His disciples regarding some...
2025-03-0200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message49 Luke 17:20-37 (The Coming Kingdom)* Jesus has been teaching and interacting with those who are following Him - the multitude, the disciples, the apostles, and even those who are looking for reasons to accuse - the Scribes and the Pharisees. Today, we see this as well.
* Jesus is on His way to Jerusalem and has just past through Samaria. Yet, topically, this section ties back to 16:14-17 when Jesus responded to the derision of the Pharisees and declared that since John the Baptist "the Kingdom of God has been preached, and everyone is pressing into it."
* Jesus fields a question from the Pharisees regarding the...
2025-02-2300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message48 Luke 17:1-19 (Increase our Faith)* While Jesus has been teaching the multitudes, we have seen Him addressing the faithlessness of the Pharisees, scribes and lawyers. In the parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus revealed the callousness of the Jewish religious leaders towards the revival that was going on amongst the "common people."
* Two weeks ago, we saw Jesus address this again with the Pharisees while presenting the Parable of the unjust, or unrighteous, steward to His disciples. The Pharisees understood that Jesus was referring to Him and responded with derision.
* Last week, we continued that interaction with Jesus' response to the Pharisees - showing them...
2025-02-0900 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke47 Luke 16:14-31 (The Rich Man and Lazarus)* Over the past month, we have been studying Luke 14 through 16. In this portion of Luke, we have seen Jesus teaching various people groups that were following Him. In this section, we have seen Jesus' use of parables - or word pictures - to help illustrate, or portray, the point which He was conveying. Additionally, Jesus tended to teach into a moment by addressing a question, or statement, from those following Him.
* Last week, at the beginning of chapter 16, Jesus specifically turned his teaching toward His disciples - sharing with them a parable regarding an unjust, or unrighteous, steward who is...
2025-02-0200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message47 Luke 16:14-31 (The Rich Man and Lazarus)* Over the past month, we have been studying Luke 14 through 16. In this portion of Luke, we have seen Jesus teaching various people groups that were following Him. In this section, we have seen Jesus' use of parables - or word pictures - to help illustrate, or portray, the point which He was conveying. Additionally, Jesus tended to teach into a moment by addressing a question, or statement, from those following Him.
* Last week, at the beginning of chapter 16, Jesus specifically turned his teaching toward His disciples - sharing with them a parable regarding an unjust, or unrighteous, steward who is...
2025-02-0200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message46 Luke 16:1-17 (The Steward)* Last week, we saw Jesus share the value of a repentant sinner and the situation of a repentant sinner to the Pharisees and the multitudes in general. The first two parables that he spoke were about a man who had lost a sheep and a woman who had lost a coin. Then he shared the parable regarding the Prodigal Son.
* Today, we see that Jesus turns his teaching specifically toward His disciples - sharing with them a parable regarding an unjust, or unrighteous, steward who is at first condemned and then commended by his master. At the conclusion of the...
2025-01-2600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message45 Luke 15:1-32 (Lost and Found)* Last week, we saw Jesus again telling the multitude the expectations and costs of being His disciple. Jesus declared that being his disciple requires a full commitment - you must be "All In!" The Messiah expected that those who would be His disciples would be fully committed - forsaking everything including family and self!
* In today's passage, we see that this teaching got the attention of the multitude. In fact, those who we would think would be repelled by the teaching actually drew closer. Those who should have been open to the instruction, became more repulsed. Jesus addresses the interests...
2025-01-1900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message44 Luke 14:25-34 (All In)* Last week, we took a one week break from Luke to examine ourselves as new creations in Christ. Paul declared, "If any one be in Christ he is a new creation." Indeed, he continued by stating that "old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." If you are a disciple of Christ, then you cannot be the same as you were before Jesus came into your life. While you used to live for the things of this world, now you are a minister of reconciliation, an ambassador of Christ, and are becoming the righteousness of God.
* Today...
2025-01-1200 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke44 Luke 14:25-34 (All In)* Last week, we took a one week break from Luke to examine ourselves as new creations in Christ. Paul declared, "If any one be in Christ he is a new creation." Indeed, he continued by stating that "old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." If you are a disciple of Christ, then you cannot be the same as you were before Jesus came into your life. While you used to live for the things of this world, now you are a minister of reconciliation, an ambassador of Christ, and are becoming the righteousness of God.
* Today...
2025-01-1200 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke43 Luke 14:1-24 (Lessons from the Feast)* The Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark and Luke report how Jesus performed many miracles on the Sabbath. Two weeks ago, we saw that Jesus healed a woman - in the synagogue - who was bent over and had been bound by Satan for eighteen years. These acts of grace and kindness put Him at odds with the Scribes, Lawyers and Pharisees who viewed healing as "work" which was unlawful to perform on the Sabbath Day - the day of rest.
* Yet, the Jewish Leaders continued to listen to His teaching. Some, as we see again today, are doing so to...
2024-12-2900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message43 Luke 14:1-24 (Lessons from the Feast)* The Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark and Luke report how Jesus performed many miracles on the Sabbath. Two weeks ago, we saw that Jesus healed a woman - in the synagogue - who was bent over and had been bound by Satan for eighteen years. These acts of grace and kindness put Him at odds with the Scribes, Lawyers and Pharisees who viewed healing as "work" which was unlawful to perform on the Sabbath Day - the day of rest.
* Yet, the Jewish Leaders continued to listen to His teaching. Some, as we see again today, are doing so to...
2024-12-2900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message42 Luke 13:18-25 (Considering the Kingdom)* Jesus began His ministry by declaring that the Kingdom of God had drawn near. As a result, people were going to need to change the way they thought.
* We have seen that Kingdom awareness and Kingdom teaching has been an important part of Jesus' interaction with His disciples and with the crowds.
* As He is making His final trip to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to prepare the people for life after His presence on the earth. He begins to teach them more regarding the Kingdom of God. Jesus will be referring to, and teaching regarding, the Kingdom of God much in...
2024-12-2200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message41 Luke 13:1-17 (Unless you repent ...)* Over the past couple of weeks, we have seen how Jesus taught while answering questions from the multitude. In the passage which we plan to consider today, we see that Jesus again is asked one question and then responds with an apparent non-corresponding answer. The Master knew where the hearts of the people were and addressed the core issues.
* In today's passage, we see Jesus address the topic of sin dealing with the judgmental nature of people in assessing the sinfulness of individuals and God's desire to see people repent (change the way they think and become productive) and be...
2024-12-1500 minFamily Bible Church weekly message40 Luke 12:35-48 (Be Ready)* Last week, we saw Jesus address the crowd who was following Him to beware of covetousness. Today's portion is actually a continuation of that teaching. Jesus had warned the people to not be anxious about the things of this world but rather to trust God as their provider and protector. Specifically, regarding financial covetousness, Jesus stated, "For where your treasure is, there you heart will be also."
* Today, Jesus builds upon that warning by reminding the crowd of the judgment that is to come when the Son of Man returns. This is an exciting teaching in itself because Jesus is...
2024-12-0800 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke39 Luke 12:13-34 (Beware of Covetousness)* Luke 12 begins with Luke's description of the size of the following that Jesus was beginning to have. The Greek declares that there were myriads of a multitude. In fact there were so many that they were literally stepping upon one another. (cf. Matt 5:13; 7:6; Luke 8:5; Heb 10:29). Two weeks ago, we began to see how Jesus would interact with various individuals in the crowd, who would shout a statement or question. Then, we considered how Jesus' responded to the woman who declared that Jesus' mother was blessed - by stating that those who hear and heed the Word of God are the...
2024-12-0100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message39 Luke 12:13-34 (Beware of Covetousness)* Luke 12 begins with Luke's description of the size of the following that Jesus was beginning to have. The Greek declares that there were myriads of a multitude. In fact there were so many that they were literally stepping upon one another. (cf. Matt 5:13; 7:6; Luke 8:5; Heb 10:29). Two weeks ago, we began to see how Jesus would interact with various individuals in the crowd, who would shout a statement or question. Then, we considered how Jesus' responded to the woman who declared that Jesus' mother was blessed - by stating that those who hear and heed the Word of God are the...
2024-12-0100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message38 Luke 12:1-12 (Messianic Warnings)* Last week, we saw Jesus rebuke the Pharisees and Lawyers for being concerned about their outward appearance and living differently on the inside.
* We would call this activity "hypocrisy." Hypocrisy is actually the transliteration of a Greek Word and it is actually what Jesus summarizes their activity as and about which He warns His disciples.
* In today's passage, we see Jesus present four warnings to His followers and those pressing in about Him: beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, beware of fearing men, beware of denying the Messiah, and beware of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.
* This message was presented...
2024-11-2400 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke37 Luke 11:27-54 (Shema and Shamar)* Earlier in our study of Luke's account of the Gospel, we saw that Jesus shared an important detail of those who are truly part of the Kingdom of God ... having ears they will hear the message of God and they will heed what they hear! To "hear" and to "keep" - Shema and Shamar - is a very basic Jewish teaching. (cf. Deuteronomy 6:4-12)
* Today, we will see Jesus reiterate this concept. The Jewish people wanted to see a sign from heaven. Jesus responds to that request with the foundational principle that the key to being blessed by God is...
2024-11-1700 minFamily Bible Church weekly message37 Luke 11:27-54 (Shema and Shamar)* Earlier in our study of Luke's account of the Gospel, we saw that Jesus shared an important detail of those who are truly part of the Kingdom of God ... having ears they will hear the message of God and they will heed what they hear! To "hear" and to "keep" - Shema and Shamar - is a very basic Jewish teaching. (cf. Deuteronomy 6:4-12)
* Today, we will see Jesus reiterate this concept. The Jewish people wanted to see a sign from heaven. Jesus responds to that request with the foundational principle that the key to being blessed by God is...
2024-11-1700 minFamily Bible Church weekly message36 Luke 11:14-26 (Jesus' Teaching on Demons)* When we considered Jesus healing of the demoniac of the Gadarenes (8:26-39), we saw that the Greek term "daimonizomai" which is best translated by it's transliteration: demonized. Biblically, it refers to someone who is being vexed by a demon - whether through possession or oppression. That man of the Gadarenes was possessed by many demons, for when Jesus asked the demon - who was speaking through the man - his name, he declared that it was "Legion" for in the host were many demons.
* In Today's passage, Jesus casts out another demon and that begins a conversation and opportunity for...
2024-11-1000 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke35 Luke 11:1-13 (Lord, Teach Us to Pray)* During the last five messages in our study of Luke, we have seen Jesus' instructive interaction with His disciples.
* Last week we saw that those who are disciples of Jesus will be devoted to the Mind of Christ (loving others) and the Word of Christ (desiring to learn from Him).
* The disciples must have heard Jesus' rebuke of Martha and praise of Mary .... For they now come to Jesus to seek teaching and instruction regarding prayer.
* This message was presented by Bob Corbin on November 3, 2024 at Family Bible Church located in Martinez, Georgia.
2024-11-0300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message35 Luke 11:1-13 (Lord, Teach Us to Pray)* During the last five messages in our study of Luke, we have seen Jesus' instructive interaction with His disciples.
* Last week we saw that those who are disciples of Jesus will be devoted to the Mind of Christ (loving others) and the Word of Christ (desiring to learn from Him).
* The disciples must have heard Jesus' rebuke of Martha and praise of Mary .... For they now come to Jesus to seek teaching and instruction regarding prayer.
* This message was presented by Bob Corbin on November 3, 2024 at Family Bible Church located in Martinez, Georgia.
2024-11-0300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message34 Luke 10:25-42 (Expressions of Loving God)* The last four messages in our study of the Gospel According to Luke have focused on the expectations, costs, and motivations of being a disciple of Jesus Christ as opposed to being just a convert, or one who is called a Christian.
* In the passage that we are examining today, we see that Luke shares two more vignettes of Jesus instruction regarding the passions of a disciple of Christ. A disciple of Christ will be devoted to loving others (taking on the mind of Christ) and will be devoted to learning from the Words of Christ.
* This message was presented...
2024-10-2700 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke34 Luke 10:25-42 (Expressions of Loving God)* The last four messages in our study of the Gospel According to Luke have focused on the expectations, costs, and motivations of being a disciple of Jesus Christ as opposed to being just a convert, or one who is called a Christian.
* In the passage that we are examining today, we see that Luke shares two more vignettes of Jesus instruction regarding the passions of a disciple of Christ. A disciple of Christ will be devoted to loving others (taking on the mind of Christ) and will be devoted to learning from the Words of Christ.
* This message was presented...
2024-10-2700 minFamily Bible Church weekly message33 Luke 9:46-62 (Remember who you are)* Our study of Luke has gotten juggled a little bit. After Hurricane Helene, it seemed appropriate to set aside our study to refocus upon our Great and Sovereign God who is also our Faithful and Loving Shepherd.
* While I was in Argentina, David picked up in our study of Luke with the sending of the seventy disciples recorded at the beginning of chapter 10. Today, we will drop back into chapter 9 to finish that portion.
* As context, Jesus had just been transfigured before Peter, James and John; and He had healed the demon-possessed boy in a manner that awed all who...
2024-10-2000 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke33 Luke 9:46-62 (Remember who you are)* Our study of Luke has gotten juggled a little bit. After Hurricane Helene, it seemed appropriate to set aside our study to refocus upon our Great and Sovereign God who is also our Faithful and Loving Shepherd.
* While I was in Argentina, David picked up in our study of Luke with the sending of the seventy disciples recorded at the beginning of chapter 10. Today, we will drop back into chapter 9 to finish that portion.
* As context, Jesus had just been transfigured before Peter, James and John; and He had healed the demon-possessed boy in a manner that awed all who...
2024-10-2000 minFamily Bible Church weekly message32 Luke 10:1-24 (The Seventy)* Over the last two months we've worked our way through Luke 8 and 9, where Jesus' disciples have begun to realize that Jesus is truly YHWH incarnate, not
just a "human" prophet. Jesus has performed multiple miracles demonstrating His deity, including calming a storm, casting out demons, raising Jairus'
daughter from the dead, and feeding the 5000. He sent the 12 disciples out in pairs for ministry, and Peter has proclaimed Jesus to be "the Christ of God."
* Luke 9:51 says that Jesus "steadfastly set His face to go to Jerusalem". From Luke 9:51 through Luke 19:27, Jesus is on the way to Jerusalem, culminating
with Jesus...
2024-10-0600 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke32 Luke 10:1-24 (The Seventy)* Over the last two months we've worked our way through Luke 8 and 9, where Jesus' disciples have begun to realize that Jesus is truly YHWH incarnate, not
just a "human" prophet. Jesus has performed multiple miracles demonstrating His deity, including calming a storm, casting out demons, raising Jairus'
daughter from the dead, and feeding the 5000. He sent the 12 disciples out in pairs for ministry, and Peter has proclaimed Jesus to be "the Christ of God."
* Luke 9:51 says that Jesus "steadfastly set His face to go to Jerusalem". From Luke 9:51 through Luke 19:27, Jesus is on the way to Jerusalem, culminating
with Jesus...
2024-10-0600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message31 Luke 9:28-45 (The Majesty and Glory of the King)* Last week, we considered how what you believe will affect your desires and your actions. Jesus had asked His disciples who the world thought He was and then who they thought that He was. He then proceeded to share with them what would shortly happen to Him and what His expectations would be of those who proclaimed to be His disciples. He would shortly be rejected by the elders, chief priests and scribes, be killed, and then be raised the third day. His disciples would then follow this example - they would deny themselves, they would take up their cross...
2024-09-2200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message30 Luke 9:8-36 (Who do you say that I am?)* Jesus had sent out His twelve Apostles to proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God and had equipped them with power and authority over all demons and with the ability to cure diseases. He then took them aside to talk about their experiences, but they had been interrupted by the 5,000+ crowd. Jesus used the moment to teach the people, but also to teach His disciples regarding the necessity of faith by having the disciples feed the crowd with just five small loaves of bread and two small fish!
* Today, we begin to see the conversation of Jesus and...
2024-09-1500 minFamily Bible Church weekly message29 Luke 9:7-17 (Sending Out the Twelve)* Two weeks ago, we considered when Jesus sent His twelve apostles out to herald the good news of the Kingdom of God. Jesus had given them power and authority over all demons and to cure diseases. He had also instructed them to take nothing for the journey (to trust in God), to remain in whatever house they first entered, and to shake off the dust of their feet as a testimony against city that rejected them.
* Today, we will examine another miracle which provides further attestation to Jesus' Messianic claim. However, it is two of the sub-themes which we will...
2024-09-0800 minFamily Bible Church weekly message28 Luke 9:1-6 (Sending Out the Twelve)* Luke is writing in order that those who would read his account of the life and ministry of Christ would be assured of the truthfulness of the message.
* What message did the people hear? Where did that message originate? From whom did they hear the message?
* In Romans 10, we read: "For 'Whoever calls on the name of YHWH shall be saved." (cf. Joel 2:32) How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall...
2024-08-2500 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke28 Luke 9:1-6 (Sending Out the Twelve)* Luke is writing in order that those who would read his account of the life and ministry of Christ would be assured of the truthfulness of the message.
* What message did the people hear? Where did that message originate? From whom did they hear the message?
* In Romans 10, we read: "For 'Whoever calls on the name of YHWH shall be saved." (cf. Joel 2:32) How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher? And how shall...
2024-08-2500 minFamily Bible Church weekly message18 Luke 6:12-23 (Choosing Messianic Ambassadors)* Up to this point in our study of Luke's Gospel, we have seen the proclamation of the coming of the Messiah and His forerunner. We have then seen the birth and ministry of the Messiah's forerunner - John the Immerser (the Baptist), the proclamation of Jesus inaugurating His Messianic ministry, the authority and power of Jesus displayed through a variety of healings and of demons being cast out. Last week, we saw Jesus begin to ramp up His Messianic ministry by providing corrective instruction regarding the observance of the Sabbath. During this time, Jesus began to call individuals to follow...
2024-06-0900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message17 Luke 6:1-11 (The Lord of the Sabbath)* As Chuck reminded us last week, Luke wrote this gospel account that we are studying in order "that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed."
* We have seen, that it was Jesus' custom to go to the Synagogue on the Sabbath. It was on the Sabbath that Jesus gave His Messianic proclamation in the Synagogue in Nazareth. It was also on the Sabbath that we saw His ministry begin in the town of Capernaum. There, in the Synagogue, the people were amazed at His teaching and He cast the unclean Spirit out of a...
2024-06-0200 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke17 Luke 6:1-11 (The Lord of the Sabbath)* As Chuck reminded us last week, Luke wrote this gospel account that we are studying in order "that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed."
* We have seen, that it was Jesus' custom to go to the Synagogue on the Sabbath. It was on the Sabbath that Jesus gave His Messianic proclamation in the Synagogue in Nazareth. It was also on the Sabbath that we saw His ministry begin in the town of Capernaum. There, in the Synagogue, the people were amazed at His teaching and He cast the unclean Spirit out of a...
2024-06-0200 min
Raising Consciousness with Luke BurrowsRC51: How To Simplify Your Health And Address Root Causes with Dr. Matt CorbinMatt Corbin is a health professional and founder of Longevity Project Aus™ — the #1 Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness Coaching program in Australia. He has been working in the health industry for over 15 years, starting as a personal trainer and later studying biomedicine and osteopathy.
Matt believes in empowering clients to take control of their own health and happiness, rather than relying on external sources.
In this episode, we discuss biomedicine, biomechanics, and osteopathy and the importance of addressing root causes to reach true health. Matt also shares his four pillars of heal...
2024-05-271h 04To Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke16 Luke 5:27-39 (A New Work That Brings New Life)Though we have taken a few detours along the way, we have spent the bulk of the past 5 months examining Luke's gospel account, with our plan this morning being to finish up chapter 5. This means that at our current pace, we will be in Luke, not only for the remainder of 2024, but most likely a good portion of 2025 as well.
* And while for some, this might be considered a "slow" pace, for me it is a reminder of the depth and beauty of God's Word, and also the fact that the Bible is so full of truth that it merits...
2024-05-2600 minFamily Bible Church weekly message16 Luke 5:27-39 (A New Work That Brings New Life)Though we have taken a few detours along the way, we have spent the bulk of the past 5 months examining Luke's gospel account, with our plan this morning being to finish up chapter 5. This means that at our current pace, we will be in Luke, not only for the remainder of 2024, but most likely a good portion of 2025 as well.
* And while for some, this might be considered a "slow" pace, for me it is a reminder of the depth and beauty of God's Word, and also the fact that the Bible is so full of truth that it merits...
2024-05-2600 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke15 Luke 5:12-29 (The Leper and The Paralytic)Last week, we saw Jesus' interaction with, and call of, Simon Peter. Even though Simon had seen Jesus perform many healings, it was the manifestation of a major catch of fish to get his attention. As a result, Simon confessed his sinfulness, willingly left his business, and followed Jesus.
* From this point, Jesus begins to travel throughout the regions of Galilee and Judea, and uses Simon's house as his "house of operations" while back in Capernaum - His adopted city.
* Today, we begin to follow Jesus on these journeys. Immediately, we are introduced to one of Luke's favorite words when...
2024-05-1900 minFamily Bible Church weekly message15 Luke 5:12-29 (The Leper and The Paralytic)Last week, we saw Jesus' interaction with, and call of, Simon Peter. Even though Simon had seen Jesus perform many healings, it was the manifestation of a major catch of fish to get his attention. As a result, Simon confessed his sinfulness, willingly left his business, and followed Jesus.
* From this point, Jesus begins to travel throughout the regions of Galilee and Judea, and uses Simon's house as his "house of operations" while back in Capernaum - His adopted city.
* Today, we begin to follow Jesus on these journeys. Immediately, we are introduced to one of Luke's favorite words when...
2024-05-1900 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke14 Luke 5:1-11 (The Messianic Call to Follow)* Jesus had just announced in Nazareth, his hometown, that He was the Messiah. But, the people there rejected Him.
* Hence, Jesus transitions His base of operations to another location - Capernaum.
* As we saw in His time in Nazareth, it was His custom to go to the Synagogue on Sabbath, and to teach. That is where we find Him, as we consider the beginning of His ministry in Capernaum.
* In Luke's presentation of Jesus' Messianic ministry, he is going to reveal one of it's most important aspects immediately ... His authority. In this short passage that we are going to consider...
2024-05-1200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message14 Luke 5:1-11 (The Messianic Call to Follow)* Jesus had just announced in Nazareth, his hometown, that He was the Messiah. But, the people there rejected Him.
* Hence, Jesus transitions His base of operations to another location - Capernaum.
* As we saw in His time in Nazareth, it was His custom to go to the Synagogue on Sabbath, and to teach. That is where we find Him, as we consider the beginning of His ministry in Capernaum.
* In Luke's presentation of Jesus' Messianic ministry, he is going to reveal one of it's most important aspects immediately ... His authority. In this short passage that we are going to consider...
2024-05-1200 minFamily Bible Church weekly message13 Luke 4:31-44 (The Messianic Authority)* Jesus had just announced in Nazareth, his hometown, that He was the Messiah. But, the people there rejected Him.
* Hence, Jesus transitions His base of operations to another location - Capernaum.
* As we saw in His time in Nazareth, it was His custom to go to the Synagogue on Sabbath, and to teach. That is where we find Him, as we consider the beginning of His ministry in Capernaum.
* In Luke's presentation of Jesus' Messianic ministry, he is going to reveal one of it's most important aspects immediately ... His authority. In this short passage that we are going to consider...
2024-05-0500 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke13 Luke 4:31-44 (The Messianic Authority)* Jesus had just announced in Nazareth, his hometown, that He was the Messiah. But, the people there rejected Him.
* Hence, Jesus transitions His base of operations to another location - Capernaum.
* As we saw in His time in Nazareth, it was His custom to go to the Synagogue on Sabbath, and to teach. That is where we find Him, as we consider the beginning of His ministry in Capernaum.
* In Luke's presentation of Jesus' Messianic ministry, he is going to reveal one of it's most important aspects immediately ... His authority. In this short passage that we are going to consider...
2024-05-0500 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke12 Luke 4:14-30 (The Messianic Proclamation)* Up unto this point in our study of the Gospel according to Luke, we have been considering the Preparation of Christ's Ministry. We have considered birth and ministry of the Forerunner of the Messiah, and we have considered the birth, immersion, genealogy, and temptation of the Messiah.
* Today, we come to the point where Jesus publicly declares His Messianic Role to those with whom He had grown up.
2024-04-2100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message12 Luke 4:14-30 (The Messianic Proclamation)* Up unto this point in our study of the Gospel according to Luke, we have been considering the Preparation of Christ's Ministry. We have considered birth and ministry of the Forerunner of the Messiah, and we have considered the birth, immersion, genealogy, and temptation of the Messiah.
* Today, we come to the point where Jesus publicly declares His Messianic Role to those with whom He had grown up.
2024-04-2100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message11 Luke 3:21 - 4:13 (The Messianic Preparation)* In our study of the Gospel account of Luke, we have considered Luke's description of the miraculous nature of both John's and Jesus' conception and birth, and the significance of John's ministry to the authentication of the Messianic claim of Jesus.
* Today, in our study of the Gospel account of Luke, we will be considering the final section of Luke's foundation of Jesus' Messianic ministry - His Baptism, Genealogy, and Temptation.
2024-04-1400 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke11 Luke 3:21 - 4:13 (The Messianic Preparation)* In our study of the Gospel account of Luke, we have considered Luke's description of the miraculous nature of both John's and Jesus' conception and birth, and the significance of John's ministry to the authentication of the Messianic claim of Jesus.
* Today, in our study of the Gospel account of Luke, we will be considering the final section of Luke's foundation of Jesus' Messianic ministry - His Baptism, Genealogy, and Temptation.
2024-04-1400 minFamily Bible Church weekly message10 Luke 3:1-20 (The Ministry of John the Immerser)* We have been studying the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Luke.
* In the first message, we discussed Luke's purpose in writing this Gospel account - "That you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed."
* We then considered "Where" Luke chose to begin this account ... at the angelic proclamation to Zacharias regarding the birth of John. Luke believed that it was critical for the believer to understand the miraculous nature of John's birth and ministry. Indeed, later when Jesus was questioned by the Scribes regarding His authority, He would point them back to the ministry...
2024-04-0700 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke10 Luke 3:1-20 (The Ministry of John the Immerser)* We have been studying the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Luke.
* In the first message, we discussed Luke's purpose in writing this Gospel account - "That you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed."
* We then considered "Where" Luke chose to begin this account ... at the angelic proclamation to Zacharias regarding the birth of John. Luke believed that it was critical for the believer to understand the miraculous nature of John's birth and ministry. Indeed, later when Jesus was questioned by the Scribes regarding His authority, He would point them back to the ministry...
2024-04-0700 minFamily Bible Church weekly message09 Luke 2:39-52 (At the Temple)* Four weeks ago, in our last message from the book of Luke, we saw the prophetic announcements of Simeon and Anna regarding he redemptive work of Christ. These announcements occurred 40 days after the birth of Jesus while Joseph and Mary were going to the Temple to present an offering for her purification according Levitical Law.
* Today's passage carries us up to when Jesus was twelve years old.
* As we consider the passage today, the major question that I am forced to ask myself is: "Where would I be found if others were looking for me?"
* Today, we consider the importance...
2024-03-3100 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke09 Luke 2:39-52 (At the Temple)* Four weeks ago, in our last message from the book of Luke, we saw the prophetic announcements of Simeon and Anna regarding he redemptive work of Christ. These announcements occurred 40 days after the birth of Jesus while Joseph and Mary were going to the Temple to present an offering for her purification according Levitical Law.
* Today's passage carries us up to when Jesus was twelve years old.
* As we consider the passage today, the major question that I am forced to ask myself is: "Where would I be found if others were looking for me?"
* Today, we consider the importance...
2024-03-3100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message08 Luke 2:21-38 (The Prophetic Announcements)* Last week, we considered the third Angelic Announcement, recorded in the book of Luke, regarding the Messianic nature of He who was born: Jesus of Nazareth! God was doing a work, through ordinary people, that marveled all of those who witnessed the rippling effects of these proclamations. The message was magnified through those who were at birth and naming of John, and those who heard the testimony of the shepherds.
* Today, we transition to the next phase of God's proclamation of Jesus' Messianic claim - the prophetic announcements of Simeon and Anna. These occur during the process of Joseph and...
2024-03-0300 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke08 Luke 2:21-38 (The Prophetic Announcements)* Last week, we considered the third Angelic Announcement, recorded in the book of Luke, regarding the Messianic nature of He who was born: Jesus of Nazareth! God was doing a work, through ordinary people, that marveled all of those who witnessed the rippling effects of these proclamations. The message was magnified through those who were at birth and naming of John, and those who heard the testimony of the shepherds.
* Today, we transition to the next phase of God's proclamation of Jesus' Messianic claim - the prophetic announcements of Simeon and Anna. These occur during the process of Joseph and...
2024-03-0300 minFamily Bible Church weekly message07 Luke 2:1-21 (Pt. 2 - The Angelic Announcement to the Shepherds)* This is the seventh message in our series on the book of Luke. Up until this point, we have been considering what many would consider preliminary information, but that which Luke determined to be integral to the redemptive purpose of Christ. The ministry of John - preparing the way of YHWH - was one of the chief validations of the Messianic claim of Jesus of the Nazareth (cf. Matthew 21:23-27)
* Last week, we considered the numerous prophecies declaring how Christ would come - born of a virgin; born of the lineage of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah, and David; born in...
2024-02-2500 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke07 Luke 2:1-21 (Pt. 2 - The Angelic Announcement to the Shepherds)* This is the seventh message in our series on the book of Luke. Up until this point, we have been considering what many would consider preliminary information, but that which Luke determined to be integral to the redemptive purpose of Christ. The ministry of John - preparing the way of YHWH - was one of the chief validations of the Messianic claim of Jesus of the Nazareth (cf. Matthew 21:23-27)
* Last week, we considered the numerous prophecies declaring how Christ would come - born of a virgin; born of the lineage of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah, and David; born in...
2024-02-2500 minFamily Bible Church weekly message06 Luke 2:1-21 (Pt. 1 - The Fulfillment of Prophecy)* We have spent the first five weeks of our study of Luke's account of the life and ministry of Jesus the Christ, examining the preliminary events leading up to His life and ministry! We have seen how God sent Gabriel to both Zacharias and Mary declaring that God was going to bless them and use them in fulfilling His redemptive plan.
* Last week, we considered the birth and naming of John. In that message, we considered the importance of John's miraculous birth as a sign, and testimony, to validate Jesus' as the coming Messiah.
* However, apart from John's miraculous birth...
2024-02-1800 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke06 Luke 2:1-21 (Pt. 1 - The Fulfillment of Prophecy)* We have spent the first five weeks of our study of Luke's account of the life and ministry of Jesus the Christ, examining the preliminary events leading up to His life and ministry! We have seen how God sent Gabriel to both Zacharias and Mary declaring that God was going to bless them and use them in fulfilling His redemptive plan.
* Last week, we considered the birth and naming of John. In that message, we considered the importance of John's miraculous birth as a sign, and testimony, to validate Jesus' as the coming Messiah.
* However, apart from John's miraculous birth...
2024-02-1800 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke05 Luke 1:39-80 (The Birth of John - Pt 2)* In Luke chapter 1 we have seen that Zacharias and Mary each were visited by the angel Gabriel with the message that God was going to bless them and use them in fulfilling His redemptive plan. Zacharias responded with doubt and wanted a sign to validate the message. Gabriel told him that he because he doubted, he would be mute until John was born. Mary, on the hand, received the message with fear and submitted willingly to God's desire in her life.
* Two weeks ago we began to consider the events surrounding the birth of John by considering The Visit of...
2024-02-1100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message05 Luke 1:39-80 (The Birth of John - Pt 2)* In Luke chapter 1 we have seen that Zacharias and Mary each were visited by the angel Gabriel with the message that God was going to bless them and use them in fulfilling His redemptive plan. Zacharias responded with doubt and wanted a sign to validate the message. Gabriel told him that he because he doubted, he would be mute until John was born. Mary, on the hand, received the message with fear and submitted willingly to God's desire in her life.
* Two weeks ago we began to consider the events surrounding the birth of John by considering The Visit of...
2024-02-1100 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke04 Luke 1:39-80 (The Birth of John - Pt 1)* As we have begun our study of Luke's orderly account of the life and ministry of Christ, we have seen the contrasting reception of Zacharias and Mary to wonderful prophetic messages of Gabriel.
* Today, we see those prophetic messages begin to converge with the events surrounding the birth of John.
* This message was presented on January 28, 2024 by Bob Corbin.
2024-01-2800 minFamily Bible Church weekly message04 Luke 1:39-80 (The Birth of John - Pt 1)* As we have begun our study of Luke's orderly account of the life and ministry of Christ, we have seen the contrasting reception of Zacharias and Mary to wonderful prophetic messages of Gabriel.
* Today, we see those prophetic messages begin to converge with the events surrounding the birth of John.
* This message was presented on January 28, 2024 by Bob Corbin.
2024-01-2800 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke03 Luke 1:26-38 (The Angelic Announcement to Mary)* Three weeks ago we began studying "The Gospel According to Luke." Luke's desire was to present an orderly account of the ministry of Jesus the Christ in order that those who heard could be assured of the verity of the testimony they had heard.
* Two weeks ago, we saw that Luke began his orderly account with the Angelic Announcement to Zacharias regarding the birth of John. John needed a "sign" to truly believe the message that Gabriel was proclaiming to him. Therefore, Gabriel declared that John would be mute for the next nine months, until the birth of his son.
...
2024-01-2100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message03 Luke 1:26-38 (The Angelic Announcement to Mary)* Three weeks ago we began studying "The Gospel According to Luke." Luke's desire was to present an orderly account of the ministry of Jesus the Christ in order that those who heard could be assured of the verity of the testimony they had heard.
* Two weeks ago, we saw that Luke began his orderly account with the Angelic Announcement to Zacharias regarding the birth of John. John needed a "sign" to truly believe the message that Gabriel was proclaiming to him. Therefore, Gabriel declared that John would be mute for the next nine months, until the birth of his son.
...
2024-01-2100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message02 Luke 1:5-25 (The Angelic Announcement to Zacharias)* Last week we began studying "The Gospel According to Luke." Luke's desire was to present an orderly account of the ministry of Jesus the Christ in order that those who heard could be assured of the verity of the testimony they had heard.
* Today, the goal is to examine the beginning of that orderly account. Luke, by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, determined that the Good News of Jesus Christ coming into the world actually begins with the Angelic Announcement to Zacharias regarding the birth of John.
* First, we consider the human vessels who God chose to use for...
2024-01-0700 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke02 Luke 1:5-25 (The Angelic Announcement to Zacharias)* Last week we began studying "The Gospel According to Luke." Luke's desire was to present an orderly account of the ministry of Jesus the Christ in order that those who heard could be assured of the verity of the testimony they had heard.
* Today, the goal is to examine the beginning of that orderly account. Luke, by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, determined that the Good News of Jesus Christ coming into the world actually begins with the Angelic Announcement to Zacharias regarding the birth of John.
* First, we consider the human vessels who God chose to use for...
2024-01-0700 minTo Know ... Assuredly - An Expository Study of the Gospel according to Luke01 Luke 1:1-4 (That You May Know ... Assuredly!)* Today, we begin a new series - a study of the Gospel According to Luke.
* It has been well stated each of the Gospels seem to present Christ from a different "angle." Traditionally, most commentators declare that Matthew presents Jesus as "The Promised Messiah," Mark presents Him as "The Suffering Servant," Luke presents Him as "The Son of Man," and John presents Him as "The Son of God."
* There were reasons why each of the writers wrote their gospel accounts. As we have considered each of these gospel accounts we have seen that indeed Matthew was a Jewish man writing...
2023-12-3100 minFamily Bible Church weekly message01 Luke 1:1-4 (That You May Know ... Assuredly!)* Today, we begin a new series - a study of the Gospel According to Luke.
* It has been well stated each of the Gospels seem to present Christ from a different "angle." Traditionally, most commentators declare that Matthew presents Jesus as "The Promised Messiah," Mark presents Him as "The Suffering Servant," Luke presents Him as "The Son of Man," and John presents Him as "The Son of God."
* There were reasons why each of the writers wrote their gospel accounts. As we have considered each of these gospel accounts we have seen that indeed Matthew was a Jewish man writing...
2023-12-3100 min
Go Money Grow9. Alternative Business Ventures W/ Clint Buccola and Luke SisselIn this episode of the Go Money Grow podcast we talk with Clint and Luke about the alternative ways they are making money in order to achieve the end goal of real estate investing including, amazon product flipping, vending machine businesses and more!
If you have any questions for Clint and Luke you can message them Via Facebook @BS Merch.co or Scan the QR code in the video!
If you would like to be a part of our Online Information Network with LIFETIME FREE ACCESS! Follow @gomoneygrowpodcast on instagram and send a DM that s...
2022-09-1959 min
Drinks Adventures - Wine, beer, whisky, gin & more with James AtkinsonHeritage Drinks of Myanmar, with brewer & author Luke CorbinA podcast for lovers of wine, beer, liquor (incl. whisky, whiskey, bourbon, vodka tequila etc) and cocktails, Drinks Adventures hosts wine makers, brewing and distilling experts, sommeliers, bartenders & more.Heritage Drinks of Myanmar is a beautiful new coffee table book by Australian brewer, academic and writer Luke Corbin, who lived in Myanmar from 2016 to 2021.It takes the reader on an anthropological journey showcasing 14 different alcoholic drinks unique to Myanmar, comprising beers, wines and spirits that are integral parts of village economies.You may also like:
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AntiCorbin666Corbin is running for president!!! - The PodcatsAfter years of Scottish oppressive control Corbin supplants the libertarian party by offering the himself as the most true Scottish gatekeeper. The “final solution” isn’t to kill Jews or providing jetpacks to American citizens to solve the roads problem, but Corbin has decided to run for President. 2028!!!I AM THE KEYMASTER!!! Are you the Gatekeeper?
2020-10-1311 min
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2020-09-2210 min
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2020-09-1725 min
AntiCorbin666WTF does “the future it female’ mean? - Corbin vs The World [epidose 012]Corbin takes on another topic in a stupid way. Not that it’s a stupid topic, I’m the stupid one... Gotta try to stay humble.
2020-09-0515 min
AntiCorbin666The Netflix Conspiracy - Corbin vs The World (epidose 009)Corbin is basically Morpheus and explains the biggest conspiracy of all time.
2020-08-2804 min
Radio Brews NewsBeer is a Conversation: Luke CorbinBeer is a Conversation is our weekly sit down with some of the people who make the beer industry the interesting and dynamic thing that it is and through these conversations we dig a little deeper into the stories behind the business of beer and brewing. This week we chat with Luke Corbin who is brewing with Myanmar’s first modern brewery, Burbrit Brewery. This conversation came out of a chance meeting at the recent SEA Brew conference in Bangkok. Luke is a home brewer - one of the founders of Melbourne’s Merri Mashers home...
2019-10-1541 min
Learning Unboxed018 | Middle College: A Win-Win-Win for Students, Communities, & Schools | with Claudia Lampman, Holly Martinson, Luke Almon, & Greg GiauqueToday we are going to learn what Middle College programs are, why they’re so effective at improving student outcomes, and what communities need to know if they are contemplating the possibility of launching Middle Colleges of their own. And we have an all-star lineup of guests joining us to talk about the success of the Middle College School programs in Alaska!We sit down with Dr. Claudia Lampman, the Vice Provost of Student Success and a Professor of Psychology at the University of Alaska Anchorage, the institution that hosts the Alaska Middle College efforts across the st...
2019-06-0348 minLearning Unboxed018 | Middle College: A Win-Win-Win for Students, Communities, & Schools | with Claudia Lampman, Holly Martinson, Luke Almon, & Greg GiauqueToday we are going to learn what Middle College programs are, why they’re so effective at improving student outcomes, and what communities need to know if they are contemplating the possibility of launching Middle Colleges of their own. And we have an all-star lineup of guests joining us to talk about the success of the Middle College School programs in Alaska!We sit down with Dr. Claudia Lampman, the Vice Provost of Student Success and a Professor of Psychology at the University of Alaska Anchorage, the institution that hosts the Alaska Middle College efforts across the st...
2019-06-0348 min