Sermons on Luke (Page 10)

Luke 9:27-36 – Although the apostles had heard from Jesus about his plans to die on the cross at Jerusalem and to be resurrected, they didn’t fully understand. Pastor Rod Bunton teaches that Peter, James, and John were given a unique preview of Jesus’ post-resurrection glory.

Luke 9:23-27 – What does it take to become a disciple of Christ? Pastor Rod Bunton tells us that it takes something that is not natural to man and requires the supernatural power of God.

Luke 9:18-22 – The apostles declared Jesus as the prophesied Messiah soon after they met Him and yet, after spending much time together, Jesus asked them, “Who do you say that I am?” Pastor Rod Bunton explains how the answer to this question had a deeper meaning.

Luke 9:10-17 – When a crowd of more than five thousand disciples needed to be fed, Jesus performed one his best-known miracles with only five loaves of bread. Pastor Rod Bunton teaches that many disciples were excited about being fed, but were missing the true lesson.

Luke 9:7-9 – Herod was perplexed by Jesus because of the things he claimed and did. Pastor Rod Bunton answers the most important question that we can ask which is a question that we must answer correctly.

Luke 9:1-11 – Ordinary men who were chosen for a special internship with Jesus were being prepared for an important mission. Pastor Rod Bunton takes us through the scene when Jesus determined that the apostles were ready to be sent out.

Luke 8:40-56 – Instead of performing impressive miracles such a moving mountains, Jesus chose to do miracles that benefited people. Pastor Rod Bunton teaches about two of Jesus’ miracles that demonstrated amazing power.

Luke 8:26-39 – When Jesus met the demon-possessed maniac who called himself “Legion,” the demons left the man who then became a gentile missionary. Pastor Rod Bunton uses this event to explore two kingdoms.

Luke 8:22-25 – When Jesus calmed the storm, it further demonstrated His deity. Pastor Rod Bunton tells us that it also shows how we are dependent on God for rescue when storms come into our lives.

Luke 8:16-21 – In the previous passage, Jesus’ parable was about hearing the good news of God and responding to it. Pastor Rod Bunton shows how this passage continues that idea—what should we do with what we’ve heard?

Luke 8:4-15 – After Jesus addressed a crowd and delivered the parable of the soils, he turned to his disciples to explain the meaning. Pastor Rod Bunton helps us to understand its meaning, too.

Luke 8:4-15 – This well known passage is often called The Parable of the Sower, but the focus of the parable is not the sower or even the seeds. Pastor Rod Bunton explains that the parable is about the condition of the heart.