Cornerstone Baptist Church

A distortion of the gospel is a desertion of the gospel (v. 6-7). A desertion of the gospel is a desertion of God (v. 6). Therefore be angry about distorted gospels (v. 8-9). Be prepared to be unpopular (v.10).

(1) Don't ever think the Bible is anything less than God's Word (1-2); (2) See this world as something from which we need rescue (3-5)

Jesus leaves his disciples with the final hope of His second coming and final instruction to diligently follow Him.

(i) Jesus is the Key to Spiritual Sight, (ii) Jesus is the Key to Understanding the Gospel, (iii) Jesus is the Key to Understanding Your Bible, (iv) Jesus is the Key to Using Your Bible

The absurdity of the God-man corpse, the power of God to create faith and obedience, the privilege of serving the body of Christ, the power of God to create faith and obedience, the power of God to raise new life, and the power of God to create faith and obedience.

Consider God's coming judgment, remember that you deserve this judgment, and praise Jesus that He has saved you from this judgment.

The sentence of an unjust judge, the insistence of the murderous mob, and the acquiescence of a poor leader.

Notice Jesus' humiliation, notice mankind's stubbornness and appreciate the Lord's grace to you.

Jesus is Concentrated on His Mission (Lk. 22:47-53) Peter carries out His Fate (Lk. 22:54-62)

Don't underestimate the Devil or the world, Don't overestimate your spiritual abilities, know that Jesus prays for you, and pray for yourself.

Luke 22:1-30 The Lord’s Supper teaches us to Look Forward The Lord’s Supper teaches us to Look Backward The Lord’s Supper teaches us to Love Jesus The Lord’s Supper teaches us to Love the Church

I. Don’t be deceived when it comes to Jesus’ return (vv. 5 - 19) II. Be amazed that Jesus predicts the Unpredictable (vv.20) III. Don’t marvel at the things of the world. (v. 6) IV. Be Ready for Jesus’s Return (vv.21 - 38)

I. The Lord's Sobering Warning (20:45-46) II. The Lord's Scathing Expose' (20:46-47) III. The Lord's Surprising Critique (21:1-4)

Jesus never gets tripped up, marriage is temporary, the entire Bible teaches the resurrection from the dead, and the resurrected Christ is Lord.

The persistence of the King's enemies and the display of the King's wisdom.

Jesus doesn't owe sinners anything, mankind is shockingly evil, God has been so merciful, God will avenge His Son, and salvation is only found in the Son.

The Messiah’s humble presentation; the Messiah’s haunting prediction; and the Messiah’s harsh provocation.

Jesus has the power of God’s promised King. Jesus has the recognition of God as His promised King. Jesus has been given the mission of God’s promised King.

Jesus charges us to be about the kingdom's business.

We are called to pursue Jesus quickly and welcome Jesus joyfully.

Jesus opens our eyes to see Him as the suffering Son of David; the only one who can give us life.

The Question: Who then can be saved?, v.26 Incorporates: 1. Receive/enter the kingdom of God (vv. 17, 24, 25, 29); 2. Inheritance of life eternal (v. 18) 3. Treasure in heaven (v.22)

In Luke 18:9-17 Jesus teaches us that humility arising from dependence and hope for mercy makes up a central attitude of followers of Jesus.

Blessed are those who dwell in the Lord's house, who are strengthened in the Lord and trust in the Lord.

The Christian's privileged position: Access, Satisfaction and Proximity.