Luke 17
Gospel of LukeSteve Gregg
In Luke 17, Steve Gregg discusses the idea that stumbling is inevitable in life, though it does not necessarily indicate sin. However, causing someone to sin or become spiritually damaged holds responsibility and should be avoided. Forgiveness and reconciliation are important, and one's faith may increase through obeying God and witnessing His fulfilled promises. Jesus' return may come unexpectedly, emphasizing the importance of living righteously and forgiving others.
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