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How do most people you know think about the devil, Satan, and demons? How do most educated world leaders think about those things? Do they think they are real or figments of uneducated people's imagination? Others perhaps may think the devil's real, but sort of a cosmic prankster not to be taken seriously. More importantly, how do you think about the devil, Satan, and demons? Could you have ever possibly been demonically influenced? Could your spouse, your children? The biblical position shows these as very real entities and serious problems to humanity.

Demons Begged Him Repeatedly (Luke 8:26-39) - By Delbert Young

Will God speak to us out of the storm? Always, but have you ever been going through one of those storms of life and felt God forgot about you? Perhaps you felt Jesus was "Sleeping on the Job." Did you ask, "Jesus, don't you care?" Today, we read about a storm and Jesus truly was sleeping on the job. Let's read.

Was Jesus Sleeping on the Job? (Luke 8:22-25) - By Delbert Young

Today, I want to look at an entire generation or nation doubting. What happens when a generation doubts Jesus is God? What happens when a nation's leaders doubt? I want each of us to ask, "Where are our generation and our nation's leaders concerning Jesus? It makes a huge difference not only what our spiritual leaders believe, but also what our national leaders believe. Together they determine where our generation and the future generations go.

A Doubting Generation (Luke 7:29-35) - By Delbert Young

The parable is obvious in meaning. Both houses looked fine with simple observation, but one is deceptive. There's no foundation. When, not if, both houses go through the "torrent" - flood or catastrophic experience - it becomes obvious which house was real and which one was deceptive. When we simply say, "Lord, Lord," but do not do what we know Jesus said to do, we've moved into a deceptive house. Collapse and destruction always comes. When we do what Jesus said to do, no torrent or flood so much as shakes the house.

43. Trees, Fruit, Hearts, and Houses Luke 6:43-49- more sermons - By Delbert Young

Have you ever, because of concern for someone, attempted to help them showing them a mistake only to hear something like, 'Judge not that you be not judge. Don't judge me.' They even quoted King James. Luke 6:37 may well be the best known verse in the entire Bible even above John 3:16. Even people far from God know, "Judge not that you be not judged." The truth is we must make judgments every day concerning people. You can't go through life and not judge the actions of people, at least you better not.

41. To Judge or not to Judge? That is the question. Luke 6:37-42-sermons - By Delbert Young

Jesus is preaching about enjoying a blessed god-like abundant full life living like God paralleled with a bad woe life full of grief living like the devil. So, here, to me, is his theme and point: IF YOU ARE A REAL DISCIPLE THIS IS THE LIFE YOULIVE. This sermon instructs you not only how to live a god-like life, but how to know with certainty if you are a real follower/disciple of Jesus Christ.

38. Living Like God Luke 6:17-16-26- more sermons - By Delbert Young

Can it be that a person is chosen to the highest of all callings, yet that same person ends in a special place in hell? It's fascinating how the infamous character, Judas Iscariot, could be so closely associated with Jesus yet betray Jesus

36. Judas Iscariot, the Apostle with a Special Place in Hell Luke 6:12-16 - By Delbert Young

Bartholomew's friend sets him up on a blind date with Jesus. "Come on," said Philip. "See for yourself." Bartholomew did and his life changed forever. Who set you up with Jesus? Who have you set up with Jesus?

33. Nathanael Bartholomew and His Fig Tree Luke 6:12-16- more sermons www.lifegatechurch.com

The apostles were very ordinary men chosen to do something extraordinary. No one had ever done, or was ever asked to do, what Jesus asked them to do. They were uneducated unimportant nobody's chosen to spend time with Jesus. That's how God works.

26. Ordinary Men Chosen to be Extraordinary Luke 6:12-16 - By Delbert Young

Which of the 10 Commandments are you consistently guilty of disobeying? You might say, "Well, #3, #4, #9, #10…" But, the one I want to focus on is the SABBATH DAY. Maybe you think Sunday is the Sabbath day. No. The Sabbath day is Saturday, the seventh day of the week

24. Sabbath - Petty or Pertinent? Luke 6:1-5 - By Delbert Young

History is often a BATTLEfield between the NEW and the OLD. We view OLD things as "historic" and we view NEW things as "historic" For example the first plane flight is old to us. To them it was a "historic" event. To us it was a "historic" event. Sometimes it is unclear how to separate HISTORY into the NEW and the OLD

23. Victory Over History Luke 5:36--39 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

Jesus used unique illustrations to communicate he was not going to include religious traditions with his gospel. Jesus not only associated with sinners, he had parties with them. Jesus came for sinners is my emphasis. As we said, a church is not a club for the righteous.

22. Traditions, Patches, Wineskins, NewWine Luke 5:31-39 - www.lifegatechurch.com

Scribes and Pharisees were and are the arch enemies of Jesus. Scribes are the ones with degrees - the doctors of the law, the PhD's, the educated elite. The paralytic was a worthless lowlife to them. Do you know people with a paralyzed life?

20. PhDs, Pharisees, a Paralytic, and Jesus Luke 5:15-26 - www.lifegatechurch.com

Luke a physician diagnosed this person as covered with leprosy. What would that look like? If we could see our heart and soul without the touch of Jesus, it would look leprous. It is nasty, full of tumors, eaten away, smelling, and decaying away. Sin has made it unclean.

19. How Does Sin Look To God Luke 5:12-15 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

What Jesus taught the people that day is not Luke's emphasis. What happened in that boat to Peter and the other men is. Here was a carpenter/preacher telling professional fisherman how to fish - https://sermonsbydelbertyoung.com/

18. When Jesus Gets Into Your Boat Luke 5:1-11 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

Jesus proved he could overpower the devil for himself in his personal temptations by the devil, but can Jesus overpower the devil for others - you and me, for your spouse, for your children, etc?

16. Demon On The Sabbath Luke 4:31-37 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

I want to talk to you today about when Jesus went back to his hometown. That should be a good thing, right? It wasn't. Jesus, the hometown boy who became the rabbi phenom was coming home to preach and Nazareth was buzzing

I want to talk to you today about when Jesus went back to his hometown. That should be a good thing, right? It wasn't. Jesus, the ...

15. Jesus Your Home Town Boy Luke 4:14-30 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

Temptation is NOT a bad thing. If we are led to temptation by God the Spirit (Mat 4:1; 6:13) how could it be? Why does God do that? It's so your heart will be tested so you will know what's in it (Deu 8:2-3). God already knows. Temptation, and only temptation, will truly show you.

14. Temptations - Round-3 Luke 4:9-13 - www.lifegatechurch.com/sermons.htm

I was thinking about this. If your three biggest temptations were written in the Bible to be read by trillions of people for eternity, what would be written? I'm not certain I would want my three biggest temptations written. How about you? Here's the deal. The devil was saying, (I'm paraphrasing) "Look! Here's what you want most in life. You will give everything to have this. You are willing to die for this! I can give it to you much easier. You can take a shortcut. I can make it happen, but you must worship me."

13. Temptations - Round 2 Luke 4:1-8 - By Delbert Young

When was the last time you were tempted? I mean deeply tempted to do or to say exactly what you knew in your heart you were not to do or say? How did it work out for you? Did you resist and overcome the temptation?

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