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Kingdom Come | Luke 13:10-21 | August 3, 2025 | Aaron T. Colyer

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Send us Fan MailKingdom Come – Luke 13:10–21 | Sermon RecapIn this powerful message, we see Jesus heal a woman who had been suffering for 18 years—and in doing so, He shows what the Kingdom of God looks like: restoration, freedom, and transformation.Jesus is faithful to do what He says—just as He proclaimed in Luke 4, He came to set captives free. The woman’s response is immediate praise, and the crowd rejoices in the glorious things He has done.But not everyone celebrates. A religious leader is upset that Jesus healed on the Sabbath, revealing how rules can get in the way of relationship. Jesus reminds us that mercy matters more than man-made regulation.Jesus goes on to teach that the Kingdom of God starts small, like a mustard seed or leaven, but grows with great impact. It’s a Kingdom of hope, healing, and global reach.Challenge: Are you trusting Jesus? Are you praising Him for what He’s done? Are you being shaped more by His Kingdom than by religion or hypocrisy?

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Send us Fan Mail Kingdom Come – Luke 13:10–21 | Sermon Recap In this powerful message, we see Jesus heal a woman who had been suffering for 18 years—and in doing so, He shows what the Kingdom of God looks like: restoration, freedom, and transformation. Jesus is faithful to do what He says—just as He proclaimed in Luke 4, He came to set captives free. The woman’s response is immediate praise, and the crowd rejoices in the glorious things He has done. But not everyone celebrates. A religious le...

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