Olympic Evangelical Free Church

Text: Daniel 1:1–21 Main Idea:   Wherever you find yourself in life, God is always there. Sermon Outline: I. God is Present in His Sovereign Rule ( Daniel 1:1–2 ) II. God is Present in His Silent Role ( Daniel 1:3–16 ) III. God is Present in His Subversive Role ( Daniel 1:17–21 )

Text:  Daniel 1:1-7 Main Point:   The kingdoms of men will rise and fall BUT the kingdom of God will stand forever. Sermon Outline: I. The Difficulty of this Study     A. The Consensus of Modern Scholars     B. The Competing Views of Conservative, Gospel-Loving Christians II. The Message of Daniel

Text: Luke 10:25–37 Main Idea:  My neighbor is anyone in need whom, in the providence of God, I may be able to help. Sermon Outline: I. The Test: ( Luke 10:25–28 ) II. The Challenge: ( Luke 10:29–35 ) III. The Main Point ( Luke 10:36–37 )

Guest Speaker Aaron Garness Text: Colossians 2:6-15 Main Point:  Remain in Christ by walking in the fullness we received from Christ Organizational Sentence:  Paul shows us three ways to continue depending on Christ for our spiritual life. Sermon Outline: 1. Remain in Christ (vv. 6-7) 2. Refuse Counterfeit Christs (v. 8) 3. Remember what you have in Christ (vv. 9-15)

Main Point:  God’s people gather to worship in order to exalt God, edify each other, and evangelize the lost. Sermon Outline: I. What does it mean for God to be exalted? II. What does it mean for God’s people to be edified? III What does evangelism look like on a Sunday morning? IV. Application

Text:  Psalm 51 Main Idea:   God is faithful to forgive and reconcile the sinner who seeks his mercy through genuine repentance. Sermon Outline: I.   The Threefold Confession of Genuine Repentance (Psalm 51:1–9) II.  The Transformative Impact of Genuine Repentance (Psalm 51:10–17) III. Application

Text: Acts 28:30-31 Main Point:    It’s your turn to joyfully embrace your privilege in God’s saving plan. Sermon Outline: I.  The Curious Conclusion ( Acts 28:30-31 ) II. Two Points of Application

Text: Acts 28:1-10 Main Idea:   Prosperity and Adversity are not Reliable Indicators of a Person’s Standing Before God. Sermon Outline: I. Adversity is not proof of God’s Displeasure (Acts 28:1–6) II. Adversity Often Leads to Unexpected Opportunities (Acts 28:7–10) III. Application

Pastor Ryan Kirchoff Text:  Colossians 3:16 Main Point:  Corporate worship revolves around who Jesus Christ is as revealed in the Gospel. Sermon Outline: I. Context of Colossians 3:16 II. The Call for Christ-Centered Worship III. What is Christ-Centered Worship? IV. Why is staying Christ-Centered in our Worship Important?

Pastor Ryan Kirchoff Main point:  The church is called to gather for appropriate worship of God. Definition of corporate worship:   Corporate worship is the gathered church’s appropriate, grace enabled proclamation of and response to God’s self-revelation of his character and deeds especially in the person of Jesus Christ that results in God being honored and his people being satisfied in him. Ser...

Text: Acts 27 Main Idea:   Storms in life may come and go but God will always keep his promises. Sermon Outline: I. All Aboard ( Acts 27:1–12 ) II. All Over ( Acts 27:13–20 ) III. All Safe (Acts 27 21–44) IV. Application

Guest Speaker Greg Griesemer Text: Acts 26:1-32 Main Point:   Resurrection hope is the assurance of future rewards because of our connection to the risen Christ. Sermon Outline: I.   __________________ is the Point: Keep the Message Consistent (26:1-8) II. Hope is ____________________ : Keep Your Story Ready (26:9-18) III. Hope is for _________________ : Keep the Call Clear (26:17-23) IV. Hope is...

Text: Acts 24:1-27 Sermon Outline: I.   God’s people are no threat to the common good and stability of their society ( Acts 24:1–21 ). II.  God’s purposes are not dependent upon his people’s sense of efficiency ( Acts 24:22–27 ). III. Application

Text: Acts 23:12-35 Main Point:   Christians can find comfort and courage in the truth that God is actively working in the negative and positive results of our faithful gospel witness. Sermon Outline: I. The Secret Plot ( Acts 23:12-15 ) II. The Surprising Discovery ( Acts 23:16-22 ) III. The Swift Response ( Acts 23:23-35 ) IV. The Security of God’s Providence

Text: Acts 22:30-23:11 Main Point:   Christians can endure the fiercest attacks when they are convinced that their adversaries are offended by their faithfulness to the gospel, not their sinfully offensive behavior. Sermon Outline: I. Who Represents God’s Work in the World? ( Acts 22:31-23:5 ) II. What Does God’s Word Really Say? ( Acts 23:6-10 ) III. Who Does God Really Approve? ( Acts 23:11 )

Text: Acts 21:27–22:24A Main Idea:   A Christian’s courage flows from their conviction that faithfulness to Christ is more important than the possibility of suffering for Christ. Sermon Outline: I.   The Irony of Paul’s Ordeal (21:27–40) II.  The Focus of Paul’s Defense (21:37–22:24a) III. The Source of Paul’s Courage

Text: Acts 21:17–26 Main Idea:   Gospel clarity and Christian unity are more important than our individual liberties. Sermon Outline: I. The Twofold Purpose of Paul’s Visit ( Acts 21:17–20a ) II. The Problem of Paul’s Arrival ( Acts 21:20b–22 ) III. The Proposal of the Elders ( Acts 21:23–26 ) IV. The Main Point

Text: Acts 20:28-38 Sermon Outline: I. Faithful ministers are called to watch over themselves as they watch over God’s flock ( Acts 20:28 ) II. Faithful ministers recognize the dangers that threaten their congregation ( Acts 20:29–31 ) III. Faithful ministers are emboldened by the promise that God always provides what he requires ( Acts 20:32 ) IV. Faithful ministers do not use their position as a...

Text: Acts 20:17–25 Sermon Outline: I. Faithful ministers endure every manner of suffering in their service to Christ. ( Acts 20:17–19 ) II. Faithful ministers do not shrink back from proclaiming the whole counsel of God. ( Acts 20:20–21 ) III. Faithful ministers choose God’s plan over their personal comfort. ( Acts 20:22–25 )

Text: Acts 19:21-41 Main Point:   The gospel transforms society from the inside-out, as individual people come to faith in Jesus and submit their lives to His sovereign Lordship. Sermon Outline: I. The Astonishing Impact of the Gospel II. The Subversive Message of the Gospel III. The Unexpected Exoneration of the Church

Text: Acts 18:24-19:7 Main Idea:   There is a significant difference between a gospel-misunderstanding and missing the gospel all together. Sermon Outline: I. A Gospel Misunderstanding ( Acts 18:24–28 ) II. Missing the Gospel Altogether ( Acts 19:1–7 ) III. A Call for Gospel-Discernment

Text: Acts 18:24-19:7 Main Idea:   There is a significant difference between a gospel-misunderstanding and missing the gospel all together. Sermon Outline: I. A Gospel Misunderstanding ( Acts 18:24–28 ) II. Missing the Gospel Altogether ( Acts 19:1–7 ) III. A Call for Gospel-Discernment

Text:  Philippians 3:1–11 Main Point:  Suffering for Jesus is temporary. Pleasure in Jesus is eternal. Sermon Outline: I. The Law and the Gospel: An Introduction II. Three Questions ( Philippians 3:10–11 ) III. Some Implications for Everyday Life

Text: Philippians 3:1–11 Main Point:   The cost of following Christ is incomparable to the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus Christ our Lord. Sermon Outline: I. The Danger of Self-Confidence ( Philippians 3:1–8 ) II. The Infinite Worth of Jesus Christ ( Philippians 3:8–9 ) III. The Apostle’s Aim in all Things ( Philippians 3:10–11 )

Text: Acts 18:1-23  Main Idea:   God never leaves us to accomplish his purposes in our own power. Sermon Outline: I. The Sustaining Power of Ordinary Grace ( Acts 18:1–8 ) II. The Unexpected Promise of Protecting Grace ( Acts 18:9–11 ) III. The Undeniable Manifestation of God’s Protection ( Acts 18:12–17 )