Tag: Luke 13:22-30

• Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

  

  In class this morning, we had just started identifying themes we wanted to talk about in relation to Luke 13:22-30 when one of the members mentioned something about Jesus saying to sit down at the end of the table, so you would be invited to take a better seat (Luke 14, next chapter), and I […]

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  July 22, 2018

  A Month of Sundays

  2 Corinthians 8:7-15, Christianity, church, grace, healing, Luke 13:22-30, Mark 5:21-43, religion

• Questions for Reflection and Discussion – Luke 13 22-30

  

  Here are a few questions about Luke 13:22-30, the study text for Sunday, July 22, that we may or may not want to consider in class: The text begins with Jesus going through towns and villages on his way to Jerusalem and someone asking him “Lord, will only a few be saved?” (v23) What do […]

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  July 20, 2018

  Text of the Week – Questions

  Bible, Bible study, kingdom of God, Luke, Luke 13:22-30, parables, Sunday school

• Notes – Luke 13 22-30

  

  Here are a few notes on Luke 13:22-30, Jesus’ teaching on “the narrow door,” which is the Uniform Series text for Sunday, July 22. Background and Context – We’ve been caught in a Lukan flashback, relative to our text from last week. Here in chapter 13, we’re at an earlier point in Jesus’ journey to […]

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  July 17, 2018

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible, Bible study, gospels, Luke, Luke 13:22-30, salvation, Uniform Series