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Sermon: "The Will of the Master” – Luke 12:35-59 - Pastor Sean Dougherty. The morning worship service of First Baptist Church of Kearney, Nebraska.

Sermon 05-04-25 Sermon: "The Will of the Master” – Luke 12:35-59 - Pastor Sean Dougherty. The morning sermon of First Baptist Church of Kearney, Nebraska.  

Fifth Sunday After Epiphany

“Learn from the Master” – Luke 9:46-62 We need Jesus to correct our misunderstandings of mission. An argument arose among them as to which of them was the greatest. But Jesus, knowing the reasoning of their hearts, took a child and put him by his side and said to them, “Whoever receives this child in…

Luke 5:4-11 4 When He had stopped speaking, He said to Simon, "Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch." 5 But Simon answered and said to Him, "Master, we have toiled all night and caught nothing; nevertheless at Your word I will let down the net."   On this occasion in Luke 5, Jesus is preaching to the multitude that is pressing upon Him. He sees two boats nearby, one of which is Simon Peter's, so He gets into it and goes out a little way from the shore and continues His message (vv. 1-3). After Jesus finished speaking, He said to Peter, "Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch." First it was, “Put out a little…”. Next it was, “Launch out into the deep…”. Now it was, “Let down your nets”. What an interesting progression we see here. This is often the way the Lord works in our lives.   Peter might have been thinking, “This is going to be embarrassing. Jesus knows nothing about fishing, and I've just washed my nets and this great crowd on the shore is watching us. They probably going to think, “What in the world are you doing, trying to catch fish in the daytime.” But it was Jesus speaking, so Peter responds with partial obedience. “Nevertheless, at Your Word I will let down the net”.  Did you also notice that Peter called Jesus Master?   The word translated "Master" (Luke 5:5) is used only by Luke and it has a variety of meanings, all of which speak of authority: chief commander, magistrate, governor of a city, and president of a college. Peter was willing to submit to the authority of Jesus, even though he did not understand all that the Lord was doing. I believe Jesus was teaching Peter a lesson he would never forget. Peter was in the process of acknowledging and making Jesus the Lord of his life. And Peter needed to understand that Jesus is Lord of all, or He is not Lord at all.   I believe there are two major callings of the Lord upon our lives. The first call is to salvation. To become a believer in Jesus and trust Him as our Savior to forgive us our sins. That happened to Peter in John 1, when Andrew, his brother brought him to Jesus at the baptism. But now there is another calling we experience after we get saved and that is the calling to discipleship. To follow Jesus, surrendering our all to Him and become a partner with Him is catching men, women, boys and girls for the kingdom.   That is what Romans 12:1-2 is about: “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service. And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.”   Ephesians 2:8-10 speaks to this too: “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” We have not been saved just to sit and enjoy the Christian life, but we have been called also to labor for Jesus catching men for the kingdom!   Despite what our family and friends and the crowd might think we have to make a choice to either obey or disobey the call of Jesus on our lives. Despite our failures in the past, we only need to know that if Jesus asked us to do something, He will empower us and make a way for us to accomplish it. We should not let the past hinder the present. Like Peter, we should make a fresh start on the authority of Jesus.   What is the Lord Jesus speaking to you about today? Despite what you might feel or think, will you say, “Nevertheless, at Your Word, I will!” God bless!

Jesus shows us how to not be mastered by time but to have him as our master.Originally preached at St A's Merri-bek in June 2023

The ways of our master Jesus include deep times of prayer for big decisions and a calling out to people to follow Him, regardless of the cost. In this sermon, Pastor Brian Ottinger explains how we are called to take the ministry of Jesus to the masses. This sermon was preached on 06-18-23.

Parable Of The Serving Master | Luke 12:35-48 | September 11 2022 by The Grove Church

Sermon preached on July 31st by Rev. Eric Phillips. In this sermon we look at Jesus' challenging parable on the shrewd manager found in Luke 16:1-13.

A verse-by-verse study through the Gospel of Luke. A ministry of FBC Tipp City. Part of our verse-by-verse study of God's Word. Reggie Osborne: Pastor/Teacher. regosborne1@gmail.com

Last week, The Mandalorian makes an appearance. This week, the prospect of revisiting Grogu was on the table. Well, we didn't just get "baby Yoda" in Chapter Six. We got Master Luke, Ahsoka Tano, R2-D2, the debut of ant droids, Cobb Vanth...and we even got Cad Bane. Watching so much Star Wars certainly pays off when you get episodes like this because you're not as lost and don't have to say, "wait, who is this guy and why is she/he important?" You don't HAVE to watch that much Star Wars, but if you're listening to this podcast, I have the feeling you are. Steve has a soft spot for black outfit Luke. It's the Luke he emulated when playing with action figures. Everyone is free to choose their own hero. Even Grogu. I think his choice has already been made. I think he'll be wearing chain mail under his sackcloth and we'll get a Chamber of Mazarbul-like reveal. If you're a fan of The Lord of the Rings, you may know what I speak of, but I doubt it will be a spear. Will Cad Bane walk away with the Darksaber somehow? Oh, I don't think he would use it, but I do think we could end up seeing Bane continue to be a thorn in Din Djarin's side into The Mandalorian season three. Will Luke come back to Tatooine? Will he stop by Ol' Ben's hutt to gather some more things and lead us into the Obi-wan Kenobi series? Will we get a series tag at all? This podcast is part of 2022 Star Wars Podcast Day. Check out some of the other podcasts with the hashtag #SWPD2022 or #StarWarsPodcastDay. It's honoring what I'm told is the 23rd anniversary of the first Star Wars centered podcast, which was made available on February 7th, 1999. This is the Way Podcast participated last year and we're doing so again. Make sure you check out Cufflinks.com while our special code is still active. The partnered promotion with our long time supporters ends February 11th, just before Valentine's Day. THEWAY15 will still get you 15 percent off sitewide for some pre-Valentines Day purchases, but you have to hurry! Send feedback. Please. If you'd like to do that via email, address it to thisisthewaypodcast@gmail.com. You can also interact with us via Twitter or Instagram (@ThisistheWayPod) or via our facebook.com/ThisistheWayPod page. THIS IS THE WAY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thisistheway/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisistheway/support

“My dad pointed out to me something that Charles Spurgeon pointed out to him,” wrote pastor Dane Ortlund in Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers. “In the four Gospel accounts given to us in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John— eighty-nine chapters of biblical text— there’s only one place where Jesus tells us about his own heart.” That place is described in today’s Scripture verse: “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls” (Matt. 11:29). As we’ve studied godly learning together this month, we’ve seen that learning can be hard work. It can involve suffering. It definitely requires uncomfortable change and growth. Are we ready to put on Christ’s yoke and learn from Him? We may assume that we have to grit our teeth and begin. But here Jesus says we will find “rest” for our souls? Yes, learning from Jesus is restful because our Teacher is humble and gentle. His invitation is “pure joy” (James 1:2). Jesus praised the Father for revealing the truth of His redemptive plan to His followers, rather than to the Pharisees and other religious leaders (vv. 25–26). This reminds us that God often overturns the knowledge of the “wise and learned” for His own purposes. In the same way the Father revealed the Son to those He chose, the Son also reveals the Father to whomever He chooses (v. 27). The ultimate content of real learning always centers around God Himself. This leads into the call to come and learn from Jesus (vv. 28–30). Yes, we’ll need to pick up our crosses and carry them in the footsteps of our Master (Luke 9:23–26). But on the journey, we’ll learn that His yoke is easy and His burden is light (see also Jer. 6:16; 1 John 5:3). >> Reflect on this month’s study (or reread your notes if you’ve been taking them). What are your top three takeaways or insights? How will you pursue learning from God in the year ahead?

It is not truthful to refer to one as a Master and no do the Master's bidding. In this message, Brother Luke examines what it means to call the Lord our Master. Why Call Me Master?

Investigating Jesus—a study through the book of Luke

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In the movie Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, a college professor befriended a stray Akita puppy named Hachi. The dog expressed his loyalty by waiting at the train station each day for the professor to return from work. One day, the professor suffered a fatal stroke. Hachi waited hours at the train station, and for the next ten years he returned each day—awaiting His loving master. Luke tells the story of a man named Simeon who patiently waited for the coming of his Master (Luke 2:25). The Holy Spirit revealed to Simeon that he would not see death until he saw the Messiah (v. 26). As a result, Simeon kept waiting for the One that would provide “salvation” for God’s people (v. 30). When Mary and Joseph entered the temple with Jesus, the Holy Spirit whispered to Simeon, “Yes! This is the One!” The wait was finally over! Simeon held Christ in his arms—the hope, salvation, and comfort for all people (vv. 28–32). If we find ourselves in a season of waiting, may we hear the words of the prophet Isaiah with fresh ears: “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint (Isaiah 40:31). As we await Jesus’ return, He provides the hope and strength we need for each new day.

"Behold, God is my Helper!" We look to our money and stuff to deliver us from the woes of this life and the fear of death. These "little things" cannot help for they are fading away. The "True Riches" are found in Christ and His Word! Sermon Text: Luke 16:1-13. Sermon Theme: "The Merciful Master!" Preached at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Tell City, Indiana for the 9th Sunday After Trinity (9-August-2020) by Rev. Nathan J. Rusert.

You are a parenting ninja. You know it. Your friends know it. And, someday, your children will know it, too. So you're feeling a little cocky one day, throwing down wisdom you feel sure will shape your little darling into an amazing human being, when all of a sudden, BAM!!The tables turn. You become the student, and the 9-year-old standing in front of you, the receptacle into which you pour your knowledge and experience much as Yoda does with Master Luke, has become the teacher. Unexpectedly, you've just been handed a lesson from the crib.This week, we talk about the fact that we learn as much from our kids as they learn from us. It's a symbiotic relationship—think Nemo and the sea anemone. They help each other. They grow because of each other. We do the same with our kids.And when it comes to the symbiosis between parent and child, I think we both know who plays the clown fish. Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming.Show LinksCNBC Story: Dr. Faucci's baseball cards bringing in a cool $10KYouTube Proof! Boston Whalers are unsinkableEntertainment Weekly celebrates 15 Emmy nominations for Schitt's CreekFollow us on social media!Instagram @ishouldnthavehadkidsFacebook ishouldnthavehadkidsTwitter @SHHKidsOr, email us :)ishouldnthavehadkids@gmail.comFind all episodes of I Shouldn't Have Had Kids wherever you get your podcastsBuzzsproutApple PodcastsSpotify

Sermon by Rev. Eric Meyer

Pastor Daniel preaches on Luke

Pastor Daniel preaches on Luke

Passage: Luke 19:11-27Preacher: Simon Pethink

Watching for the Master - Luke 12 (03-19-2014 PM) by Sundown Church

Luke Markham AM14Apr2019 Sermon series: Mentored by the Master - 9 John 17:6-26 read by Alastair Cameron. Luke Markham  talks on Mentored by the Master Playing time: 26 minutes.  

SUPERPOWER pt5 - Make Room For The Master (Luke Brendling)

27.05.2018 Make Room For The Master Luke Brendling by Passion Church

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Episode VIII finds General Leia (Carrie Fisher), Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), Finn (John Boyega), and a dwindling number of Resistance fighters beating a hasty retreat from the rising armies of Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis). Their only hope lies with recently located Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) - The Last Jedi in the universe.  But can Master Luke trust feisty apprentice Rey (Daisy Ridley) to learn the ways of The Force without succumbing to the Dark Side like his previous pupil, the murderous tyrant Kylo Ren (Adam Driver)?  Join Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart for a deep dive into the biggest movie of 2017. 

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The Serving Master. Bible reference: Luke 12:35-38. Series: Parables Jesus Told. Jesus tells the parable of the serving master in order to dramatically illustrate God's amazing, self-emptying love for us. Michael Orsmond. www.abergavennybaptist.co.uk

Larry begins this episode with a tribute to his recently departed Aunt Patty, who was integral in his life growing up, particularly in his appreciation of movies. He then pays tribute to our first fallen James Bond, Sir Roger Moore. After that things get a little less serious as he's joined by Greg O. for an epic Star Wars rant. Don't worry, kids. Dr. Jess is there to offer resistance, which is futile, of course. 

For an 18-year old, IM Luke Harmon-Vellotti is rather ridiculously accomplished.. In addition to countless chess achievements, he will graduate from UCLA with a double major and was recently hired by Google for a highly coveted job as a programmer. During our interview, Luke talks about the rigorous interview process at Google, discusses the similarities between chess and computer programming and, of course, reflects on his chess career and how his new job will impact his pursuit of the Grandmaster title, Read all about Luke's new gig here, and reach him on his website here. 

Star Wars Month continues on Fanholes Podcast! First up, a discussion of Dark Horse Comics' Shadows of Endor one-shot, and then a nostalgic look back at Buena Vista Records' Droid World Read-a-long book!

Join Dr. Carlos as he chats with Leiticia Pestova about challenges in our life and not being afraid. Leiticia Pestova is an athlete and model. She started playing classical piano and violin at age 3, and then began competing professionally in the Music in the Mountains Scholarship Competition at age 12: placing 6 years in a row. At age 10, she found a love for mixed martial arts, sword fighting and fencing, as well as acting, appearing in the TV series, "The Adventures of Master Luke" in 1992.

Canaan Bound Devotion - Born Imperishable Branches Band - My Jesus Lives Moment with the Master - Luke 24:25-27 God’s Word For You - Job 27:1-10 Moment with the Master - 1 Kings 18:38-39 Branches Band - Lullaby (Woven By His Hands) Find a WELS ministry location near you

This Week on Canaan Bound: Moments with the Master - Luke 21:25-28 Part of Me - Camp Philip Campfire Choir Church History - Ashes God's Word For You - Job 19:21-24 “The Transfiguration” by Koine

This Week In Canaan Bound: Moments with the Master - Luke 17:3-4 Branches Band - “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” God's Word For You - Job 15:27-35 Koine -The Magnificat

This Week In Canaan Bound: God's Word For You - Job 12:1-6 Koine “Blessed Jesus, Living Bread” Canaan Bound Devotion - Genesis 8:20–25 Moments with the Master - Luke 24:50-51 Bautista - "You Never Did"

This Week In Canaan Bound: Moments with the Master - Luke 7:7-9 Branches Band - The King of Love Canaan Bound Devotion - Ge 18:16–19 God's Word For You - Job 11:1-9 Spark and Echo - Lifeblood

This Week In Canaan Bound: God's Word For You - Job 5:8-16 Koine - Precious Lord Take My Hand Canaan Bound Devotion - Genesis 14:13-16 Moments with the Master - Luke 20:13-14 WLS chapel - Send O Lord, Your Holy Spirit

This Week In Canaan Bound: God's Word For You - Job 4:7-11 Moments with the Master - Luke 13:31-32 Canaan Bound Devotion - Genesis 13:10-13 Spark and Echo - How to be Free Canaan Bound Devotion - Rom 15:4 Camp Phillip Choir - Someday

This Week In Canaan Bound: Freedom In Christ - Galatians 1:6-7 Canaan Bound Devotion - Genesis 13:5-9 Koine - When he finished praying Koine - “Oh Dearest Jesus” God's Word For You - Job 4:1-6 Moments with the Master - Luke 13:7-9 Driesbach - Wondrous Cross

Serving Like the Master Luke 12:35-37

First, there was Cher in "Moonstruck." Then Madonna in "A League of Their Own." Finally, a New York accent is butchered so badly, it took two people to do the job! Listen to Annie and Colleen in "Caawfee Co'nuh," available for download now! (pssst...Supposedly Annie thinks the bizarre way Colleen's mouth says "I mean when I get married" at around 17:10 is even funnier when played on a continous loop) Musical Guest: Jesca Hoop performing "Seed of Wonder" and "Silverscreen" Tales of Wonder: * Caawfee Co'nuh * Exciting Toof Update * Secret Apartment Dancing * Annie and Colleen discuss/tackle a subject that affects all Americans...STAR WARS * Flukeman is Waiting (in the Porta Potty) Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "I learned everything I need to know about Captain Eo. Like 'The Power of dance will set you free' and 'don't trust Angelica Houston.'" * "I'm gonna Macarena you in the neck!" * "I'm never gonna be a full Brooklynite if I keep putting off this whole people killing thing." * I'm Luke (Skywalker), and I'm really upset! You hurt my feelings!" * "Master Luke, I'm a big anal retentive robot, which is weird, because I never had an anal phase, cuz I'm a robot!"

First, there was Cher in "Moonstruck." Then Madonna in "A League of Their Own." Finally, a New York accent is butchered so badly, it took two people to do the job! Listen to Annie and Colleen in "Caawfee Co'nuh," available for download now! (pssst...Supposedly Annie thinks the bizarre way Colleen's mouth says "I mean when I get married" at around 17:10 is even funnier when played on a continous loop) Musical Guest: Jesca Hoop performing "Seed of Wonder" and "Silverscreen" Tales of Wonder: * Caawfee Co'nuh * Exciting Toof Update * Secret Apartment Dancing * Annie and Colleen discuss/tackle a subject that affects all Americans...STAR WARS * Flukeman is Waiting (in the Porta Potty) Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "I learned everything I need to know about Captain Eo. Like 'The Power of dance will set you free' and 'don't trust Angelica Houston.'" * "I'm gonna Macarena you in the neck!" * "I'm never gonna be a full Brooklynite if I keep putting off this whole people killing thing." * I'm Luke (Skywalker), and I'm really upset! You hurt my feelings!" * "Master Luke, I'm a big anal retentive robot, which is weird, because I never had an anal phase, cuz I'm a robot!"

Luke 12:41-48