Teaching (Page 3)

Teaching (Page 3)

Why Christ Went Away

Selected Scriptures Well, as I mentioned last week, before closing the book on Luke’s Gospel, I wanted to come back for one more sermon on the Gospel’s final event, which is the ascension of Jesus Christ. As a matter of fact, you wouldn’t know it unless I told you maybe, but in the exposition I gave last week on the final paragraph, I passed by one significant word in the text and set that word aside so we could address…

The Continuing Commission

Luke 24:47-49 We return to our Lord’s Great Commission, which you’ll find in Luke 24:44, Luke 24:44, and through verse 49. This is the epilogue of the Gospel of Luke that really is summing up the first volume for us. And then Luke points us ahead to the second volume, the book of Acts. The theme of the first volume, which we learned about last week, is certainty in the truth. Like I say, we learned about it last week.…

The Lord Restores Fellowship

Luke 24:28-35 Well, open your Bibles to Luke chapter 24 as we finish this longer narrative of Christ on the Emmaus Road and what I’d like to do one final time starting at verse 13 of Luke 24 is read the entire account. This is going to be our last time to do that together in this kind of a setting and so, let’s get the most out of it, shall we? Luke 24 starting in verse 13, “And behold,…

The Things Concerning Him

Luke 24:25-27 The Things Concerning Him Luke 24:25-27 October 26, 2025 Today we are returning to the Emmaus Road, so you’ll want to open your Bibles to Luke 24, and we’ll start at verse 13, Luke 24:13, as two of Jesus’ disciples have left the city of Jerusalem to make a seven-mile walk to the village of Emmaus. On the way, probably not long after they set out, they encountered the risen Lord Jesus though they failed to recognize him.…

How to See the Risen Lord

Luke 24:19-24 Well, we’re in Luke 24, so you’ll want to turn there in your Bibles as we rejoin the disciples on the Emmaus road. We got a bit of an introduction to this section last week, as Jesus was drawing near on this Emmaus road, to two-broken hearted disciples. He started to, while he’s walking and talking with them or listening to them, he started to draw them out. And we learned a little bit last time about Emmaus…