HeyJaredTulsa Bible Church: Sermons
TBC Sermons Podcast delivers weekly audio of our main service sermons throughout the year. At TBC, one of our core values is the primacy of Scripture, and we have always treasured expository preaching of God's Word.
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The Restoring Savior: Luke 22.63-23.56 (opens the original)
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What do you really want from Jesus? At the cross, two criminals looked at the same suffering Jesus, heard the same words, and faced the same reality. Yet they responded to Him in completely different ways. One criminal wanted Jesus to fix his immediate situation. The other recognized that he needed something far greater: a Savior for his soul. In Luke 23:32–43, we see two radically different approaches to Jesus. One treats Jesus like a servant who should meet our needs and work according to our
The Ready Servant: Luke 22:1-62 (opens the original)
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What happens when we want Jesus, but only on our own terms? In Luke 22, we see the power of darkness at work through the disciples’ self-sufficiency, Judas’s betrayal, and Peter’s self-confidence. But beneath each of these failures is something uncomfortably familiar: our tendency to trust ourselves, pursue our own strength, and follow Jesus only when the cost is manageable. The disciples slept when Jesus prayed. Judas sold Jesus when following Him stopped being profitable. Peter promised he wou
The Rejected Son: Luke 20 (opens the original)
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What if you could be rejecting God’s authority without even realizing it? In Luke 20, Jesus confronts religious leaders who appeared to follow God while continually resisting His authority. They evaded the truth, divided their allegiances, and ultimately reduced Jesus to someone who could fit into their own understanding of life. And the uncomfortable truth is that we can do the same thing. We may accept God's authority in some areas of our lives while keeping Him out of others. We may avoid dif
The Rightful King: Luke 19.28-48 (opens the original)
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We all have a king. The question is not whether you will give something or someone authority over your life, the question is who will sit on the throne? In Luke 19, Jesus enters Jerusalem as the rightful King. But He isn't merely the gentle, sentimental Jesus we sometimes imagine. He is the rightful King, the righteous King, and the resident King, the One who has authority over His house, His people, and ultimately all of creation. As Jesus begins the final week leading to His crucifixion and re
Choosing Rest: Isaiah 46.1-11 (opens the original)
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What if the reason you're exhausted isn't because you're carrying too much, but because you're carrying things God never intended you to carry? In Isaiah 46, God contrasts two completely different ways of living: the way of burnout and the way of rest . The idols of Babylon had to be carried, protected, and transported by their worshipers. But the God of Israel does the opposite. He carries His people. As a new school year begins, students, parents, and grandparents face pressure, expectations,
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