Prior Lake Baptist Church

Big Idea: The Lord confronts and prepares His people to trust Him, teaching us that He is worthy of our trust no matter what troubles lie ahead. Outline: 1. The Lord Makes Himself Known. (1-2) 2. We Pray, Yet Still Struggle Not to Scheme. (3-21) 3. The Lord Confronts and Transforms His Own. (22-32)

Big Idea: God wants us to follow His path, walking with faith in Him Outline: 1. He created all things. (v. 1–2) 2. He guards us from being overwhelmed by trouble. (v. 3–4) 3. He watches over us day and night. (v. 5–6) 4. He carries us through the whole journey. (v. 7–8)

Big Idea: We thank the Father when we see lives the Spirit has changed through the gospel and anchored in hope of the Son. 1. Thank the Father for the fruit you see (1-3) 2. Trace that fruit to the Father's choosing and the Spirit's power (4-5) 3. Expect the Spirit's joy to show, even in affliction (6-8) 4. Keep turning, serving, and waiting for the Son (9-10)

Big Idea: When trouble surrounds you, follow the Lord’s call and trust that He is with you and working to keep His promises. 1. Follow God’s Call. (1-16) 2. Trust God’s Promises. (17-21) 3. Expect Trouble. (22-42) 4. Trust God’s Protection. (43-55)

Big Idea: When trouble surrounds you, follow the Lord’s call and trust that He is with you and working to keep His promises. 1. Follow God’s Call. (1-16) 2. Trust God’s Promises. (17-21) 3. Expect Trouble. (22-42) 4. Trust God’s Protection. (43-55)

Big Idea: When trouble surrounds you, follow the Lord’s call and trust that He is with you and working to keep His promises. 1. Follow God’s Call. (1-16) 2. Trust God’s Promises. (17-21) 3. Expect Trouble. (22-42) 4. Trust God’s Protection. (43-55)

Big Idea: God will accomplish what He has promised, so trust His providence rather than trying to control His purposes. Outline: 1. Trust in God’s Providence. (25-30) 2. God Will Not Be Manipulated. (31-36) 3. God’s Ways Are Often Subtle. (37-43)

Big Idea: Our sovereign God works through all things for His glory, even when we try to control the circumstances of our lives for our own glory. Outline: 1. The Lord hears and answers in His time. (1-13) 2. We scheme when we should wait. (14-20) 3. God’s timing is best. (21-24)

Big Idea: Because the Lord sees what we cannot see, we can stop trying to control what He has promised and learn to walk by faith in His faithful ways. 1. Old habits die hard. (1-14) 2. We are more like each other than we want to admit. (15-30) 3. The Lord sees what others cannot see. (31-35)

Big Idea: Because the Lord sees what we cannot see, we can stop trying to control what He has promised and learn to walk by faith in His faithful ways. 1. Old habits die hard. (1-14) 2. We are more like each other than we want to admit. (15-30) 3. The Lord sees what others cannot see. (31-35)

Big Idea: In light of our new life in Christ, God wants us to clothe ourselves with the virtues of our Savior. Outline: 1. The Christian’s Clothing (vv. 12-14) 2. The Christian’s Worship (v. 15-17)

Big Idea: Idea: God's plans cannot be thwarted by human deceit, and He calls us to live in truth and integrity, reflecting His character in our relationships. Outline: 1. Man’s Will Deceives (1-29). 2. God’s Will Reigns (30-46).

Big Idea: Despite man’s sinfulness in exercising his self-will, God remains undeterred in bringing His will to fruition. Therefore, believers should trust God and live in accordance with His ways while they wait for Him to bring His will to pass. I. Man’s Will Deceives (1-29) II. God's Will Reigns (30-46)

Big Idea: Despite man’s sinfulness in exercising his self-will, God remains undeterred in bringing His will to fruition. Therefore, believers should trust God and live in accordance with His ways while they wait for Him to bring His will to pass. I. Man’s Will Deceives (1-29) II. God's Will Reigns (30-46)

Big Idea: Despite man’s sinfulness in exercising his self-will, God remains undeterred in bringing His will to fruition. Therefore, believers should trust God and live in accordance with His ways while they wait for Him to bring His will to pass. I. Man’s Will Deceives (1-29) II. God's Will Reigns (30-46)

Big Idea: Our Sovereign God is worthy of our complete trust. He will make a way even when no way seems possible. Outline: 1. Complete obedience is the only faithful response. (1-11) 2. God always provides for what He purposes. (12-22) 3. God will make His way. (23-35)

Big Idea: God's sovereign plan advances through flawed people, exposing hearts that either treasure or despise His promises. Outline: I. A Sovereign Plan Announced Before Birth (19-23) II. Two Brothers, Two Trajectories Revealed at Birth (24-28) III. Hearts Revealed Over a Bowl of Stew (29-34)

Big Idea: Because God alone is able and willing to bring His people to full completion through Jesus Christ , He alone deserves our trust and all the glory. Outline: 1. He will keep you. (24) 2. He deserves all the praise. (25)

Big Idea: Because God alone is able and willing to bring His people to full completion through Jesus Christ , He alone deserves our trust and all the glory. Outline: 1. He will keep you. (24) 2. He deserves all the praise (25)

Big Idea: We must know and walk in the will of God by His power. Outline: 1. Be filled with the knowledge of His will ( vv. 9-10) 2. Be strengthened to grateful obedience to the Redeemer (vv. 11-14)

Big Idea: God wants us to use our Christian liberty for God’s glory and others' good. Principle #1: Welcome Fellow Believers (Rom 14:1-3 & 15:7) Principle #2: Stop Judging One Another (Rom 12:4-12) Principle #3: Choose Love over Liberty (Rom 12:13-23) Principle #4: Follow Christ’s Example (Rom 15:1-6)

Big Idea: The gospel once delivered must be defended against all hostile threats. This is a responsibility we embrace together, anchored in the truth of Jesus Christ. 1. Our Faith must be Defended at All Times. (3) 2. Our Faith will continually be Threatened. (4) 3. Rebellion has always been Justly Judged. (5-10) 4. History Repeats Itself. (11-13) 5. Christ, the Righteous Judge, is coming. (14-16)

Big Idea: The gospel once delivered must be defended against all hostile threats. This is a responsibility we embrace together, anchored in the truth of Jesus Christ. 1. Our Faith must be Defended at All Times. (3) 2. Our Faith will continually be Threatened. (4) 3. Rebellion has always been Justly Judged. (5-10) 4. History Repeats Itself. (11-13) 5. Christ, the Righteous Judge, is coming. (14-16)