Walking with Jesus (Luke 24:13-35)
Channel: Blackburn Presbyterian Church
Date: 2021-04-11

Walking with Jesus
It is the day of the resurrection. Two people are travelling to Emmaus,
located about 11 km to the west of Jerusalem. One of them is named is called Cleopas. His companion is unidentified. If Cleopas is the Clopas of John 19 verse 25 he might be travelling with his wife Mary, who had been present on Friday at the cross. But we cannot know. The unidentified person who comes alongside asks about their dejection. Taking a risk that he is not spying on their loyalties, Cleopas explains their downcast demeanour.
They had held great hopes for Jesus of Nazareth; that he was a prophet
who would set Israel free! But he was handed over by the Jewish leadership and crucified.
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11am service 11 April 2021
Sermon by Rev. Graham Bradbeer
Blackburn Presbyterian
Church website  https://blackburnpc.org.au​
Audio only platforms https://audiomack.com/bpc-3​​​​
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Summary 
0:00​​​ Welcome 
2:31 Hymn 126-Hallelujah, hallelujah
4:56​ Prayer of invocation 
6:38​ Young at heart-UooUoos, RCH
19:16 Bible reading-Luke 24:13-35
24:38 Freewill offering 
25:48 Hymn 196-Come, Holy Ghost
27:51 Sermon: Walking with Jesus (Luke 24:13-35)
52:18​​​​ Prayer and intercession 
57:33​ Hymn 131-The head that once was crowned with thorns
59:55 Benediction
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