Tanglewood Bible Fellowship

1. Everyone is tempted to feed their doubt. (vs. 27:1-4) 2. Feeding our doubts leads to compromise. (vs. 27:5-12) 3. Feeding our doubts puts us in dangerous positions. (vs. 28:1-2)

1. Bold faith trusts God's promises without fear. (vs. 1-12) 2. Bold faith calls sinners to repentance. (vs. 13-20) 3. Bold faith trusts God to dish out rewards. (vs. 21-25)

1. Everyone should praise the Lord. 2. Praise the Lord for His steadfast love. 3. Praise the Lord for His enduring faithfulness.

Message given by Dale Corbin.

What Do You Crave? - Psalm 63 1. Crave the God who satisfies now and forever.

1. Don't return evil for good. (v. 1-13) 2. Forgive those who return evil for good. (v. 14-35) 3. Wait for God to deal with those who return evil for good. (v. 36-44)

1. Trust the timing of God's judgment. (v. 1-7) 2. Trust God's judgment. (v. 8-15) 3. Trust God's judgment with more than lip service. (v. 16-22)

1. Seek divine guidance and trust in the Lord. (v. 1-14) 2. Don't ignore and reject divine guidance. (v. 7-8, 13-14, 19-29) 3. Strengthen each other with God's promises. (v. 15-18)

The Massacre at Nob - 1 Samuel 21-22 1. Taking matters into our own hands instead of faithfully trusting the Lord leads to disaster.

1. Help can come any way God wants (Chapter 19).2. Help comes from the covenant promises (Chapter 20)

1. We should bless those God has blessed (v. 1-5). 2. We shouldn't try to stop those God is blessing (v. 6-30).

1. Don't fear the enemy's might (v. 1-11). 2. Don't trust in your own might (v. 12-40). 3. Trust in the might of God's name (v. 41-58).

1. God does not anoint leaders like we do. (Vs. 1-13) 2. God does not appoint leaders like we do. (Vs. 14-23) Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 02:23 Point 1: 06:40 Point 2: 21:08 Benediction: 35:15 End: 35:42

1. Listen to God's voice by obeying completely. (Vs. 1-23)2. Listen to God's voice by confessing publicly. (Vs. 24-35)Start Sermon: 00:06Reading: 01:18Point 1: 06:40Point 2: 28:06Prayer of Confession: 39:13Benediction: 40:22End: 40:39

1. Selfishness, legalism, and empty religious lead to disaster.

1. Have faith and act like nothing can hinder God. Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 02:17 Sermon start: 07:23 Benediction: 36:48 End: 37:15

1. We are pressured to disobey God's commands. (Vs. 1-9) 2. We are pressured to justify our disobedience. (Vs. 10-12) 3. We should be faithful because God is faithful. (Vs. 13-14) Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 01:21 Point 1: 04:08 Point 2: 18:36 Point 3: 29:07 Benediction: 37:38 End: 37:56

1. We should be faithful to the end. (Vs. 1-5) 2. Far too often we are unfaithful. (Vs. 6-18) 3. We should be faithful because God is faithful. (Vs. 19-25) Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 01:18 Point 1: 05:44 Point 2: 14:57 Point 3: 28:35 Benediction: 39:07 End: 39:31

1. In difficult moments, we doubt what God can do. (Vs. 1-4) 2. God can use even imperfect people. (Vs. 5-11) 3. God is the only one who empowers salvation. (Vs. 12-15) Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 01:31 Point 1: 04:41 Point 2: 14:04 Point 3: 22:52 Benediction: 34:31 End: 34:53

Saul, the Avoidant Anointed - 1 Samuel 10 1. God gives us a calling. (Vs. 1-8) 2. God confirms our calling. (Vs. 9-13) 3. We avoid and hide from our calling. (Vs. 14-27)

1. Saul looks like a king, but his moral failings point us to Christ. Start Sermon: 00:06 Reading: 02:37 Point 1 / Sermon Start: 07:07 Benediction: 34:36 End: 34:55

What Does Full Repentance Look Like? - 1 Samuel 7:3-17 1. Full repentance means radical change. (7:3-6) 2. Full repentance makes a different choice. (7:7-11) 3. Full repentance leads to restoration. (7:12-17)

1. No other gods can stand. (5:1-12) 2. No one can stand without a guilt offering. (6:1-18) 3. No one can stand just because they are the right people. (6:19-7:2)

1. God cannot be rushed. (4:1-3) 2. God cannot be manipulated. (4:4-11) 3. God cannot lose glory. (4:12-22)