Bible Study Resources

He Has Risen

Did Jesus Deserve To Die?

Introduction

1.  Even in trials, Jesus did nothing to deserve death, 22:66-23:25

2.  Even in dying, Jesus did nothing to deserve death, 23:26-43

3.  Even upon his death, Jesus did nothing to deserve death, 23:44-56

4.  In dying and death, Jesus secured our salvation with God

Conclusion

Do This In Remembrance Of Me

Introduction

1. Betrayal, vv 3-6, 47-53

2. The necessity of suffering, vv 7-23

3. Service not power, vv 24-31

4. Denial, vv 32-36, 54-62

5. The necessity of prayer, vv 39-46

6. Mockery, vv 63-65

Conclusion

Our Response to the King

Not Everyone Gets It

a.  Nearing Jerusalem,

(i) Jesus foretold His suffering, death & resurrection (for the 3rd time) (18:31-34)

(ii) Jesus healed a blind beggar (18:35-43)

(iii) Jesus was welcomed in Zacchaeus’ home (19:1-10)

(iv) Jesus told the parable of the 10 minas (19:11-27)

b.  Entering Jerusalem,

(i) Jesus was welcomed by a crowd who anticipated His rule (19:28-40)

(ii) Jesus wept over Jerusalem’s destruction in the near future (19:41-44)

The Way Into God’s Kingdom

Introduction

1. The necessity of faith in Jesus, 17:11-18:8

     a. Thankfulness as evidence of faith, 17:11-19

     b. Perseverance as evidence of faith, 17:20-18:8

2. The obstacles to faith in Jesus and their remedy, 18:9-30

     a. Obstacle 1: the deception of self-righteousness, 18:9-14

     b. Remedy: the freedom of childlike dependence, 18:15-17

     c. Obstacle 2: the entanglement of wealth, 18:18-30

Conclusion

True Disciples of Jesus

Luke 16-17a Outline (Steph)

Intro

• Luke 16:1-13 parable of the dishonest manager
• Luke 16:14-18 kingdom values
• Luke 16:19-31 parable of Lazarus and the rich man 
• Luke 17:1-10 subjects of the kingdom

Conclusion 

Life application questions