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Commentary on Luke 18:1-8
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
David Lose’s commentary on
Luke 18:18
explores three views on the parable that include God as a good judge, God as just and will give justice eventually, and the widow as a vulnerable pursuer of justice.
Luke 18:1-8
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Parables,
Justice,
Luke (person),
Widow
The Beginning of Justice
David Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose offers a sermon starter on the parable of the persistent widow in
Luke 18:1-8
. God is listening and will answer our persistent cries even when we are the most marginalized in the society.
Luke 18:1-8
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Justice,
Petition,
Widow
The Importunate Widow
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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The Spurgeon Center
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Charles Spurgeon preaches on the Importunate Widow from
Luke 18:1-8
: Jesus modeled drawing near to God in prayer; we are to pray always and to persevere in prayer, knowing Jesus intercedes for us.
Luke 18:1-8
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Prayer,
Father,
Perseverance,
Widow
God is Not the Unjust Judge
Eric Fistler
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Pulpitfiction
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
Eric Fistler's sermon starter on
Luke 18:1-8
interprets Jesus' parable as contrasting the unjust judge with God. "If even an unjust judge will grant justice, then how much sooner will God?"
Luke 18:1-8
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Judge,
Justice,
Kingdom Of God,
Widow
Continuing to Pray
Calvin Institute of Christian Worship
Assurance of Pardon and 5 more types
This outline for a worship service focuses on the necessity of faithful prayer as demonstrated by the parable of the persistent widow in
Luke 18:1-8
and as explained in the Heidelberg Catechism.
Luke 18:1-8
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Heidelberg Catechism,
Prayer,
Widow
Who is Your Widow?
David Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose shares a sermon starter on the parable of the persistent widow in
Luke 18:1-8
. He encourages a deeper empathy as we all crave the justice of God.
Luke 18:1-8
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Empathy,
Judge,
Justice,
Widow
The Persistent Church and the Long-suffering Lord
Kent Burreson
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Concordia Theology
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
Kent Burreson's sermon starter on
Luke 18:1-8
says that Jesus' last question is addressed to the church: "when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"
Luke 18:1-8
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Perseverance,
Faith,
Justice,
Widow
Never Lose Heart
ePriest
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In this devotional, Jesus' parable of the widow and the unjust judge (
Luke 18:1-8
) is seen as encouragement to pray at all times, cultivating a personal relationship with Christ and seeking his will.
Luke 18:1-8
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Carelessness,
Dependence,
Perseverance,
Prayer
Prayer Without Weariness
Donald Senior
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Chicago Catholic
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Donald Senior explores the stories of Moses and the persistent widow, reflecting on the meaning of prayer as an expression of faith and trust in God (Exodus 17:8-13 and
Luke 18:1-8
).
Exodus 17:8-13;
Luke 18:1-8
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Moses,
Parables,
Perseverance,
Prayer
Do Not Give Up
Christine Longhurst
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Re-Worship
Scripture Drama or Paraphrase
A responsive reading on the parable of the persistent widow (
Luke 18:1-8
). Two voices explain that while an uncaring king would give justice due to impatience, God would give justice freely.
Luke 18:1-8
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Second Coming,
Judge,
Justice,
Perseverance
Is This How I am Supposed to Pray?
Judy Kincaid
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A Sermon for Every Sunday
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Judy Kincaid preaches on the parable of the persistent widow from
Luke 18:1-8
, reminding us to pray and not give up, even when we do not get the things we want. (Length: 10:43)
Luke 18:1-8
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Parables,
Widow,
Prayer
Women of Faith
Sara Olson-Smith
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Young Clergy Women
Artwork, Article about Artwork
This resource contains three images focusing on women in the New Testament by Sara Olson-Smith, inspired by Luke 14:25-33;
Luke 18:1-8
; and 2 Timothy 1:5.
Luke 14:25-33, 18:1-8;
2 Timothy 1:5
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Discipleship,
Eunice,
Lois,
Widow
Search Results for "Luke 18:8" on Hymnary.org
Spirit of God, Descend upon My Heart
PD
Seek Ye First
©
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PD
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Keep on Praying
Jane Hulme
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All Age Worship
Children's Sermon or Lesson
Jane Hulme's children's sermon for
Luke 18:1-8
encourages people to keep on praying and not to give up even when the answers to their prayers seem slow in coming.
Luke 18:1-8
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Faith,
Perseverance,
Prayer,
Widow
God as an Unjust Judge
David J Lose
|
Working Preacher
This commentary on
Luke 18:1-8
considers the ways in which God is like and unlike an unjust judge.
Luke 18:1-8
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Parables,
Justice,
God,
Judge
Pray and Don't Give Up
Sermons 4 Kids
Children's Sermon or Lesson
This children's sermon on the parable of the persistent widow (
Luke 18:1-8
) suggests using stickers to help children remember not to give up when asking for help from the Lord.
Luke 18:1-8
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Prayer,
Widow
A Funny Story About a Judge
Sara Maitland
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The Christian Century
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Sara Maitland treats Jesus' parable of the widow and the unjust judge (
Luke 18:1-8
) as a story intended to be funny, an example of Jesus' sense of humor.
Luke 18:1-8
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Parables,
Humor,
Widow,
Judge
Shameless Persistence
June Mears Driedger
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Together in Worship
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
June Driedger and Sandi Marr share this sermon starter on two of Jesus' parables (Luke 11:5-13,
18:1-8
), involving persistence in prayer, the generosity of God is contrasted with human attitudes.
Luke 11:5-13, 18:1-8
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Parables,
Perseverance,
Judge,
Widow
Waiting for God in the In Between
Mark Labberton
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Fuller Studio
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Mark Labberton reflects on Jesus' parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge (
Luke 18:1-18
), preaching on the difficult challenge of trusting and not losing heart while we wait for God to act. (Length: 25:15)
Luke 18:1-18
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Justice,
Widow,
Judge,
Parables
The Persistent Widow and the Unjust Judge
Valerie Carter
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A Sermon for Every Sunday
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Valerie Carter, herself a "persistent widow," offers a sermon on Jesus' parable in
Luke 18:1-8
. She speaks of "the power of prayer for moving the heart of God." (Length: 11:50)
Luke 18:1-8
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Widow,
Parables,
Judge,
Justice
The Persistent Widow
Max 7
Scripture Drama or Paraphrase
This animated children's video re-tells the parable of the persistent widow from
Luke 18:1-8
, in a contemporary setting. (Length: 2:02)
Luke 18:1-8
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God's Provision,
Parables,
Perseverance,
Widow
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