Luke 14:15-24. COMPELLED TO COME;. COMMANDED TO GO. Intro: This is a chapter about hypocrisy. It opens with Jesus being invited to the home of one of the ...

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22 июн. 2020 г. · Jesus had just spoken about the importance of inviting the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind to a meal. That created an uncomfortable situation.

A. God permits men to reject His invitation. 1. Allows any excuse. 2. Never forces any to accept.

Sermon Breakdown. Our attitude is much more important in God's sight than our actions. The greatest insult to God is to refuse his offer in Christ.

A sermon on Luke 14:15–24. Jesus told a parable of a great banquet. Although many guests were invited, they began making excuses once the feast drew near.

30 апр. 2021 г. · The Great Banquet · 1) Instead of cancelling the banquet, the host extended his invitation. · 2) His mission was to bring in the poor (beggars), ...

26 февр. 2014 г. · This sermon was Jesus' reframing of what a banquet looked like. He told the host of this particular party to invite in people who couldn't return the party.

Many scholars understand the parable of the great banquet (14:15–24) as a representation of God's outworking of salvation history.

Now, Jesus starts his invitation to the banquet with what appears to be random social advice—though it's not random at all, as I'll show you that at the end.