Sermons on Luke 24:13-35

Sermons on Luke 24:13-35

Sermon for Third Sunday of Easter

[Machine transcription] Jesus is risen. Hallelujah. What did they see? What did they see? There they were, these two men walking on the road to the village of Emmaus, engulfed in a deep conversation about the things that had happened. Now, with each step, they were putting more distance between themselves and Jerusalem. While they were talking and discussing these things…

Sermon for Third Sunday of Easter

[Machine transcription] Christ is risen. He is risen indeed. Hallelujah. In the name of Jesus. Amen. Dear Saints, a few words about this text, The Road to Emmaus, and then a few, maybe really one reflection on what Jesus is doing for us here in the text. The text takes us back to the very first Easter Sunday. The women had gone to the tomb, heard from the angels, and come…

Their Eyes Were Opened

[Machine transcription] Grace, mercy, and peace be to you from God our Father, and from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Brothers and sisters, the text comes from the Gospel reading of St. Luke. You may be seated. We’re jumping in with both feet, so look at the text. Two verses, verse 16 and verse 31. Verse 16 and verse 31. In verse 16, the text says their…

Eyes Were Opened

[Machine transcription] Christ is risen. He’s risen indeed. Hallelujah. We continue to celebrate the glorious season of Easter for the next several weeks before we celebrate His ascension into heaven. Eyes were open, weren’t they? Opened indeed to see something they had never seen before. Adam and Eve, that is. Recall that Adam and Eve’s eyes, prior to…