Sermons by Book: Luke
“My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?”
Psalm 22, quoted by Jesus on the cross, helps us understand the goodness of Good Friday.
Listen“Nunc Dimittis” (Luke’s Nativity Hymns, 4)
In Luke’s fourth “Nativity Hymn,” Simeon blesses the Lord for fulfilling His promises of sending salvation to Israel. This old man can now depart in peace, because he has held the Savior in his arms.
Message text: Luke 2:21-35
Listen“Gloria” (Luke’s Nativity Hymns, 3)
In Luke’s third “Nativity Hymn,” angels give good news about Jesus’ birth to a group of shepherds. After visiting the baby in a manger, they go forth to share with others their newfound joy in Jesus.
Message text: Luke 2:8-15
Listen“Benedictus” (Luke’s Nativity Hymns, 2)
In the second of Luke’s “Nativity Hymns,” Zacharias praises God for His provision of redemption and prophesies about his son’s relationship to the Redeemer.
Message text: Luke 1:57-79
Listen“Magnificat” (Luke’s Nativity Hymns, 1)
In the first of Luke’s “Nativity Hymns,” Mary echoes the earlier song of Hannah in praising God for His exaltation of the lowly and provision of salvation.
Message text: 1:39-56
Listen“Cultivating Humility in an Age of Narcissism”
Message Text: Luke 18:9-14
ListenJesus’ Messianic Mission
Message Text: Luke 4:14-21
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