
God can do the Impossible Luke 18
Today's message is about the power of Jesus to change our hearts and give us salvation no matter the obstacle in our life!
“Verse-by-verse expository Bible teaching from Pastor Kenn Hucks at Sardis Baptist Church in Indian Trail, North Carolina. We walk slowly through books of the Bible to understand what God’s Word really says and how it applies today.”
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Today's message is about the power of Jesus to change our hearts and give us salvation no matter the obstacle in our life!

Today we look at three stories from Luke 18 that teach us about prayer. Enjoy!

1 Samuel 19: the continued decline of Saul's mental health. The rise in David's role as the next King. Jonathan who is an incredible example of friendship and peacemaker.

Today's message takes a look at the necessity of gratitude in our life and what are the signs of Jesus coming. Spoiler alert... not what you think!

This episode deals with the jealousy and paranoia that Saul demonstrated toward David. We also see the beautiful way Saul's son Jonathan properly acknowledged David's ascension to the throne of Israel.

In Luke 17:1-10 Jesus teaches that temptations to sin are inevitable, yet severe judgment awaits those who cause others—especially the vulnerable—to stumble. He commands rebuking sin and forgiving repeatedly as we pursue reconciliation. Mustard-seed faith suffices for obedience. As unworthy servants we fulfill our duty without seeking praise or reward.

First Samuel 17 The account of LORD delivering Israel by the hand of David.

Luke 16 The parable of the rich man and Lazarus.

In 1 Samuel 16 God rejects Saul and sends Samuel to anoint David, Jesse’s youngest son, as king. God looks on the heart, not outward appearance. In the second half of the chapter The Spirit leaves Saul and rushes upon David. Tormented Saul later brings David to play the lyre, unknowingly hosting his successor. Serve faithfully.

In Luke 16:16-18, Jesus declares that the Law and Prophets ended with John the Baptist, after whom the kingdom of God is preached. John pointed to Jesus as the Lamb of God. Jesus affirms the Law’s permanence and teaches that divorce and remarriage constitute adultery, calling people back to God’s original design for lifelong, one-flesh marriage rooted in Genesis 2.

Jesus told a story about a dishonest manager who cleverly made friends before losing his job. Jesus said we should use money wisely to help others and prepare for heaven. Be faithful in small things. You cannot serve God and money at the same time. God sees our hearts.