What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Bryce Crawford podcast. I'm Bryce. And today we are on Luke chapter 13 of the 24-day Luke Christmas series challenge. Every day we're reading a chapter of Luke. So by the time you get a Christmas Eve, you would have read the whole gospel of Luke. Sorry for the late upload on YouTube for Luke chapter 12. I was at a wedding yesterday and I forgot to upload it, but it was on Spotify. So all you guys checking on me, thank you. I was at a wedding yesterday and I forgot to upload it but it was on

Spotify so all you guys checking on me thank you I was had a wedding all day and I'm a

little sick now but we're on Luke chapter 13 it's going to be powerful before we get

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Let's have into Luke chapter 13 really quick and see what Jesus is talking about here.

There were some present at that very time.

We told him about the Galileans whose blood pilot had mingled with their sacrifices.

And he answered to them, do you think that these Galileans

were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered in this way? No, I tell you,

but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish. Jesus is about to emphasize the importance

of repentance here, and he's going to repeat it twice. Or those 18 of whom the Tower of Siloam fell

and killed them. Do you think that they were worse offenders than all the others who lived in Jerusalem? No, I tell you, but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish. In the Greek grammar, the first repent we see in verse three is a continual repentance. Sometimes people think, oh, well, I repented when I gave my life to Jesus, and that's it. No, as we're growing and becoming sanctified, we're actively finding things out

about ourselves and finding out that, man, we're still wicked and need help of Jesus. And as we're

growing and learning, we find ourselves continuously in this heart posture of repentance. But then

this repentance in

verse five is like a finite repentance. So the one in verse three was like a continual repentance,

but the one in verse five is like a finite, like let me repent for all of my sins,

kind of repentance. So it's so powerful because Jesus is emphasizing the importance of repentance

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