Luke 10:21 - 11:13
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In this section of his teachings, Steve Gregg delves into Luke 10:21 through 11:13, where he focuses on Jesus' words about the Father and the importance of loving one's neighbor. He emphasizes the Samaritan as an example of someone who recognizes the responsibilities of being a good neighbor despite his cultural differences with the injured man. Steve also highlights the importance of prayer and the concept of asking persistently to receive from God. He wraps up by discussing Jesus' teachings on hospitality and the shamelessness of avoiding shame when offering help to others.
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Luke 11:14 - 11:54
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In Luke 9:49-10:20, Steve Gregg discusses the events and teachings that took place in Galilee and Perea. He mentions the power of invoking Jesus' name
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