WHI-1054 | What Would Jesus Preach?
What kind of sermon would Jesus preach if he was invited to address your local congregation? As strange as it may seem, we actually have an example of this kind of thing recorded for us in Luke chapter 4. Speaking in a Jewish synagogue, Jesus opens the scroll of the prophet Isaiah and begins to proclaim himself as the fulfillment of this ancient prophecy. On this edition of the program the hosts walk through this amazing passage, along with the complete text from Isaiah underlying it, and discuss the implications it offers for our understanding of preaching today.
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June 19th, 2011 at 4:19 am
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How could we ignore the primary message of Jesus & the Kingdom of Heaven. His first public statement in Math.4:17 & after his ressurection for 40-DAY’S he tought on the only message that really mattered to him. the Kingdom of Heaven Acts ch.1-2. Also how important is Math.6:33.
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