Olympic Evangelical Free Church

Text: Isaiah 42:1-9 Main Point:   God has revealed the true magnitude of his glory by sending his Servant to gently restore us to himself, instead of rightfully judging us for our sin and rebellion against him. Sermon Outline: I.   What does God Reveal About this Servant? (Isaiah 42:1-4) II.  What does God Promise to this Servant? (Isaiah 42:5-7) III. Why does God Send this Servant? (Isaiah 42:8-9...

Guest Speaker Greg Griesemer Text: 1 Peter 2:9-12

Text: Ephesians 6:10-20 Main Idea:   Equipping ourselves with God’s armor is not a mechanical operation; it is an expression of our wholesale dependence on God for our every need.  Sermon Outline: I. What Does the Bible Teach About Satan and His Demons? II. What Does it Mean to Stand in the Armor of God? A. A life that is marked by faithful obedience to God (Eph 6:14) B. A life that is anchored in...

Text: Ephesians 6:10–20 Main Idea:  The devil and his demons are constantly fighting against God and his people, but God has given us everything we need to stand in the face of their attacks. Sermon Outline: I . The Reality of Our Spiritual War II. The Efficacy of God’s Armor III. The Necessity of Humble Persistent Prayer

Text: Daniel 10:1–11:1 Main Idea:   God’s people are forever secure because our spiritual foes are no match for our infinitely powerful and ever-faithful God. Sermon Outline: I. Why is Daniel Fasting? (Daniel 10:1–4a) II. Who is this Messenger? (Daniel 10:4–13) III. What Does He Reveal to Daniel? (Daniel 10:12–14; 20–11:1)

Text: Daniel 9:24–27 Main Idea:   God’s people can find comfort in the promise that God is always working for their highest good even when they struggle to grasp the process. Sermon Outline: I. God’s Purpose in Daniel’s 70 Weeks (Daniel 9:24) II. Five Questions About Daniel’s 70 Weeks (Daniel 9:25–27) III. Two Questions for Personal Application

Text: Daniel 9:20-24 Main Point:   The problem of my sin needs to be addressed before I can enjoy unhindered fellowship with God and the blessings of his promised kingdom.  Sermon Outline: I. How Does Gabriel’s Revelation Relate to Daniel’s Prayer? II. How Are We Supposed to Interpret These Seventy Weeks? III. What Is God Promising to Accomplish in These Seventy Weeks?

Pastor Ryan Kirchoff Text: Deuteronomy 7:1-16 Main Point:  Christ’s affections free believers from idolatry, cause believers to worship, and enable believers to love others.

Text: Daniel 9:1-19 Main Point:  When God’s people grasp the true nature of his character and the certainty of his promises, they are emboldened to pursue him in humble confession and confident prayer. Sermon Outline: I. The Cause of Daniel’s Prayer ( Daniel 9:1–3 ) II. The Content of Daniel’s Confession ( Daniel 9:4–14 ) III. The Substance of Daniel’s Petition ( Daniel 9:15–19 )

Text: Daniel 8:1-27 Main Point:  The ravaging power of evil is never free from God’s sovereign restraint or his restoring grace. Sermon Outline: I. The Surprising Fragility of History’s Mightiest Kingdoms (Daniel 8:1–8; 15–21) II. The Fearsome Tyranny of God’s Enemies (Daniel 8:9–12; 22–25a) III. The Courage-Inducing Disclosure of God’s Sovereign Rule (Daniel 8:13–14; 25b

Text: Joshua 1:1-9 Main Point:  Be strong and courageous, obeying God’s Word and trusting in God’s promises. Sermon Outline: I.   Three commands from God: A. Arise and go. (2) B. Be strong and courageous. (6, 7, 9) C. Speak, think, and do the Word. (7, 8) II.   Four promises from God: A. Abundant provision (2, 3, 4, 6) B. Prevailing protection (5a) C. Abiding presence (5b, 9) D. Pervasive success...

Guest Speaker Greg Griesemer Text: Ephesians 4:1-3 Main Point:  Christ sacrificed everything to unify His church and He calls us to work hard to preserve that unity. Sermon Outline: I.   Be __________________________: Sacrifice your own rights. II.  Be __________________________: Hold back the use of your power. III. Be _________________________: Defer response when you are injured. IV. Be _______...

Text: Matthew 1:1-17 The Twofold goal of Matthew’s Genealogy: 1. To prove that Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s covenant promises to Israel. 2. To magnify God’s unfailing commitment to fulfill his plan of redemption. Sermon Outline: I.   The Scope of God’s Grace (Matthew 1:2–6a) II.  The Tenacity of God’s Grace (Matthew 1:6b–11) III. The Slow but Certain Arrival of God’s Grace (Matthew 1...

Text: 2 Samuel 7:1-17 Main Idea:   God’s plan of redemption has always been the product of his free and undeserved grace. Sermon Outline: I. The Surprising Rejection of David’s Good Desire II. The Scandalous Grace of God’s Covenant with David III. The Supreme Goal of God’s Covenant with David

Guest Speaker Greg Griesemer TEXT: Genesis 12:1-3 Main Point:   Jesus blesses all the families of the earth by securing our acceptance into God’s family by faith. Sermon Outline: 1) Live Loyal:  Jesus __________ brings God’s blessing to all the families of the earth (Genesis 12:3, 22:18, Galatians 3:16, Acts 3:25-26) 2) Live Grateful:  Jesus gives the blessings of _________________ into the family...

Pastor Ryan Kirchoff Text: Genesis 3:1-16 Main Point:  Jesus disarmed and disgraced Satan when Satan shamefully murdered Jesus.   Sermon Outline: I. Introducing the main character  II. The main character’s mortal enemy III. The main character’s bride

Text:  Daniel 7:15–18 Main Point:   The rage of wicked rulers can never reverse the victory that God has sovereignly planned in Jesus Christ. Sermon Outline: I. Who are the 10 Horns? II. Who is the 11th Horn? III. When is this Going to Take Place? IV How Is Any of this Relevant to Me?

TEXT: Matthew 28:18-20 Sermon Outline: I. Discipleship is a Personal Relationship – Not a List of Rules. II. Discipleship is Radical Reorientation – Not a Casual Association.

Text: Daniel 7:1–18 Main Point:  The certainty of God’s kingdom in Jesus Christ may not eliminate our fear and suffering but it offers us gospel-sanity and a secure hope amidst the uncertainties of life. Sermon Outline: I. The Beastly Nature of Mankind’s Rule (Daniel 7:1–8) II. The Unrestricted Sovereignty of God’s Righteous Rule (Daniel 7:9–14) III. The Main Point (Daniel 7:15–18)

Text: Daniel 6:1-28 Main Idea:   God is worthy of our deepest devotion and highest praise no matter the cost. Sermon Outline: I. The “Problem” of Daniel’s Integrity (Daniel 6:1–9) II. The Persistence of Daniel’s Worship (Daniel 6:10–18) III. The Worthiness of Daniel’s God (Daniel 6:19–28)  IV. Conclusion: Four Questions A. If God is able to protect his people from harm, why does he allow so many o...

Text: Daniel 5:1-31 Main Idea:  The heart of pride is to know that God opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble but to live as if you are not accountable to his judgments and have no need of his services. Sermon Outline: I.   The Audacity of Human Pride (Daniel 5:1-9) II. The Irony of Human Pride (Daniel 5:10–23) III. The Futility of Human Pride (Daniel 5:24–30) IV.  Application

Text: Daniel 4:1-37 Main Point:   The Most High God rules the kingdom of men and gives it to whom he will. Sermon Outline: I. The Mercy of God’s Warning (Daniel 4:4-27) II. The Folly of Human Pride (Daniel 4:28-33) III. The Mercy of God’s Restoration (Daniel 4:34-37) IV. The Stunning Implication

Text: Daniel 2:24–49 Main Idea:  God has ordained the rise and rubble of human kingdoms until he establishes his everlasting kingdom on earth. Sermon Outline: I. The God Who Reveals His Sovereign Plans ( Daniel 2:24–30 ) II. The God Who Sovereignly Reigns Over Human History ( Daniel 2:31–49 ) III. The Security that God’s People Can Find in His Sovereign Plan

Pastor Ryan Kirchoff Text: Daniel 3:1-30 Main Point:  God stands with his people and delivers them when trials attempt to destroy them. Sermon Outline: I. Conflict Introduced: The Call to False Worship II. Conflict Intensified: Accusation, Intimidation, Resolve, and Wrath III. Climax and Resolution: Surprise Visitor, Promotion, Worship IV. Application

Text: Daniel 2:1-23 Main Idea:  The God who governs all things dwells with his people and answers their desperate cries for help. Sermon Outline: I. The Emptiness of Pagan Religion ( Daniel 2:1–11 ) II. The Presence and Power of Israel’s God (Daniel (2:12–23) III. The Presence of God in the Person of Christ