5. Instead of Trusting Yourself, Believe in The Word of God (Luke 14:31-35)

Episode 5 November 10, 2022 00:21:39
5. Instead of Trusting Yourself, Believe in The Word of God (Luke 14:31-35)
Sermons on the Gospel of Luke (V) - WE ARE THE SERVANTS WHO BELIEVE IN THE GOSPEL OF THE WATER AND THE SPIRIT
5. Instead of Trusting Yourself, Believe in The Word of God (Luke 14:31-35)

Nov 10 2022 | 00:21:39

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Show Notes

Today’s Word of the Lord is a metaphor in which a king of a certain nation is thinking about whether or not the nation can stand against an invading army of twenty thousand with just ten thousand soldiers in a war. The Lord tells us that if the king comes to find that it is impossible to win, then he should try to make peace as quickly as possible. While the enemy is still far away, the king should be making peace with them, lest his kingdom should be ruined. By using such a metaphor, the Lord says, “So likewise, whoever of you does not forsake all that he has cannot be My disciple.” Through the metaphor, the Lord is telling us what we must do in order to become His disciples.

 

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