Luke 11:14 - 11:54
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Luke 11:14 - 11:54
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg analyzes Luke 11:14-54 and explores the common theme of casting out demons. He highlights the significance of Jesus' ability to command demons and the importance of followers acting upon preserving their gains. Gregg also delves into the attitudes towards ceremonial cleanness, the expansion of Pharisees' ideas of uncleanness, and religious rituals. He concludes by discussing the uncomfortable nature of certain passages in the Bible that speak unkindly of the Jews, using examples from Paul's writings.
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In this segment, Steve Gregg reflects on Luke 12:1-34, where Jesus warns against hypocrisy and encourages his followers to have the right attitude tow
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Luke 12:35 - 13:17
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In Luke 12:35-13:17, Steve Gregg discusses Jesus' teachings on being prepared for the return of the master and the potential judgment to come. He argu
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Luke 10:21 - 11:13
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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 importan
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Job
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Ezra
Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the book of Ezra, providing historical context, insights, and commentary on the challenges faced by the Jew
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