Settle It in Your Heart: Will You Let God Be Your Defender? (Luke 21:14-15)
Luke 21:14-15 tells you to settle it in your heart. Learn why God cannot defend you while you defend yourself, and how Christ becomes your Advocate.
13 articles preaching from or citing Luke.
Luke 21:14-15 tells you to settle it in your heart. Learn why God cannot defend you while you defend yourself, and how Christ becomes your Advocate.
Luke 19:1-10: Jesus looked up at Zacchaeus and said, 'Today I must abide at thy house.' Here is what keeps God from abiding with you—and how to let Him in.
Luke 7:1-10 shows a Roman centurion who said, 'Lord, I am not worthy.' Learn how humility builds great faith and how you can approach God the same way.
The rich man in Luke 16:19-31 was spiritually dead before he died. Why a miracle would not save his brothers, and why God's Word can still reach you today.
Exodus 30's altar of incense pictures Christ, who ever lives to intercede for you. Learn what the holy perfume teaches about prayer and God's pattern.
Isaiah 25:9 cries, 'Lo, this is our God.' Learn to run to God with real excitement, and see how the Father ran to you while you were a great way off.
Mark 11:27-33: when the chief priests asked Jesus 'By what authority?' He answered with a question that exposed their hearts. Let Him search yours.
Deuteronomy 9:4-6 warns Israel: not for thy righteousness. Learn why God blesses a stiffnecked people, and how to see His grace without the delusion of pride.
Hebrews 9:22 says without shedding of blood is no remission. Jesus paid it all, willingly and for you. Here is why you owe Him everything you are.
When you pray 'Thy will be done' in Matthew 6:10, what are you asking? See what God's will is, what it is not, and why He wants you to come to Him.
In John 21 Jesus asks Peter, Lovest thou me? A message on agape love, the Good Samaritan, and how a saved person actually learns to love others.
What does 'hallowed be thy name' mean? A study of Matthew 6:9 on seeing God as holy, putting His name first in prayer, and making it known to the lost.
In Mark 10:32-34 Jesus went before His disciples toward the cross, and they were amazed and afraid. Learn how to follow Him all the way, even when you fear.