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Luke 17:20-37 The Kingdom Come
January 28, 2018
Walking with Jesus: the Gospel of Luke

Luke 17:20-37 The Kingdom Come

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Johnny Kurcina
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“When will the Kingdom come?” is a question the Pharisees ask Jesus. It is a question Christians have been asking more frequently for several decades. Jesus answer is the Kingdom is in your midst–it is right before you–in me, Jesus. In Jesus, God came to inaugurate his Kingdom. And, He is coming again to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end–and when he does it will be obvious. As we live in the already, but not yet of what God is doing and will do, He invites us into the fullness of life in Jesus.

Walking with Jesus: the Gospel of Luke
Walking with Jesus: the Gospel of Luke
Luke 17:20-37 The Kingdom Come
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