A 1984 message on Luke 10:38–42, exploring how, when we turn our attention to the Word of God, it ought to be as though God and I are alone in the world.
You Aren’t Listening, Are You? (Luke 10:38–42)
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Browse by Decade: 1980s
Explore messages, articles, and study resources from the 1980s.
Do I Look Like My Brother’s Brother? (Luke 2:1–7)
A 1986 message on Luke 2:1–7, exploring how we should be challenged to resemble our Brother, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Get Real (Luke 3:15–20)
A 1986 message on Luke 3:15–20, exploring how happy the Christian man or woman is who paints Jesus at the very center of the canvas of life.
Sharpen Your Imitation (Luke 6:12–19)
A 1987 message on Luke 6:12–19, exploring how imitation of our Lord Jesus Christ is one of the secrets of the Christian life.
The Rich Young Ruler: Chapter 5 of Grace in Eclipse (Mark 10:17–31) (1987)
A reading on The Rich Young Ruler: Chapter 5 of Grace in Eclipse.
Don’t Jog Around Reality (Luke 6:43–49)
A 1988 message on Luke 6:43–49, exploring how the way we act in response to the Word of God determines the way we end.
Good Advice for Christian Advisors (Luke 6:37–42)
A 1988 message on Luke 6:37–42, exploring three pieces of advice for Christian advisors: first, you get back what you give.
How Good Is Your Teddy Bear? (Luke 7:1–10)
A 1988 message on Luke 7:1–10, exploring how, if you want to stand tall in the army of faith, you must build your life on the solid rock of the absolute authority and power of the Word of God.
The Rich Young Ruler (Luke 18:18–30)
A 1988 message on Luke 18:18–30, exploring how the story of the rich young ruler is pre-evangelism rather than evangelism. Historically, Jesus uses the call to discipleship to expose the ruler’s façade of self-righteousness; literarily, the story warns Christians not to let material possessions hinder discipleship or cost them heavenly treasure.