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https://www.scottlapierre.org/the-widows-mite-and-sacrificial-giving/
We can learn much about sacrificial giving from the account of the widow’s mite in Luke 21:1-4 and Mark 12:41-44. The widow’s mite teaches that giving is much bigger than the gift. The gift is an iceberg above the water, and below the surface is the sacrifice that went into it. The gift is a tree, and the roots in the ground are the sacrifice that went into it.
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When others scattered, Joseph of Arimathea and the women stayed near Jesus.
Luke 23:50-56 shows us what true discipleship looks like when faithfulness is costly, quiet, and courageous.
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When Jesus died, the temple veil was torn in two. Why does that matter?
Because the torn veil showed that Christ opened the way for sinners to come to God. What had once been closed under the Old Covenant was opened through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross.
In this sermon, I explain what the veil represented, why access to God was restricted in the Old Testament, and what Luke 23:45 teaches us about the gospel.
Read the blog post: https://www.scottlapierre.org/why-the-temple-veil-was-torn/
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