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Sermon Title: Wolves At The Door; Luke 24:44-46

"Learning "Why" the total dependence on the authority of the Word of God is so strongly emphasized in Luke's Resurrection Narrative."

Recorded on: Sunday, 05/31/2026 at 10:00 AM


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Delivered during the Sunday Morning Worship Service, 5/31/2026. When the Resurrected Christ revealed Himself to the assembly of apostles and disciples, they first thought He was a ghost. Knowing where they "lived", Jesus engaged the eyes of their flesh to hear, see, and actually touch Him to prove that He was indeed "flesh and bone". But He did not leave His revelation there! Rather, for the third time in this Resurrection narrative Luke will emphasize the solid foundation of Jesus' Words and the Scriptures of the Old Testament in proving it was necessary for the Christ to suffer (the Crucifixion) and be raised on the third day (the Resurrection). We will recognize how essential these two elements of redemption are to Christianity, how it was the message of the early church, and how it found sometimes violent resistance from those clinging to the darkness. Having emphasized the connection between true faith and the careful interpretation of the Word, in this message we will ask, "Why was this so important that Luke spends so much of His Resurrection narrative pounding it into His readers?" We will find the answer in the spiritual darkness the early apostles and evangelist faced, and indeed what we continue to face today; as we learn the necessity of standing firmly on the Word of God as we anticipate the wolves at the door.