Honey Hill Chapel

Luke 22:54-62. Take heart Christian; stand firm in the faith, attach yourself to Christ, trust His Word, and weep over sin.

Luke 22:47-53. How to guard yourself in the hour of darkness and equip yourself with godly weapons.

Prayer is commanded, honest submission, necessary in the life of the Christian. Luke 22:39-46.

As Christians, we trust God's Providence, see His Word fulfilled, and become criminals for Christ. Luke 22:35-38.

The Christian abandons self, serves like Christ, and reigns with Christ. From Luke 22:23-30.

The Lord's Supper is the Christian Passover, the sign of the New Covenant, in which we remember and enjoy what Christ has instituted on our behalf.

The Christian trusts Jesus Christ to fulfill every detail of the Law and provide for the Gospel, by which we are saved.

The Lord and those who are His will receive opposition from the flesh, the world, and satan. Luke 22:1-6.

Worship of God allows us to experience, share, and reflect the glory of God! Jesus is the radiance and fullness of God's glory. Text: Exodus 34:28-30 (cf. 2 Corinthians 3)

Worship of God involves Covenant with God, belonging to Him, loving the Law and the Gospel. Ex. 34:10-27.

From Ex. 33:18-34:9. Worship involves Adoration for God, submitting our lives to Him in response to His Holiness and Redemption.

From Ex. 33:12-17, we see worship of God involves relationship with God in realizing God's fulfillment of His promises and our reconciliation to Him.

Decalogue: Ten Words for our Living. Our society has made a habit of bearing false witness for selfish gain. The Christian is called to bear witness to Christ before our neighbors in truth and love.

Our understanding of this commandment is informed by our sense of entitlement. Our stealing and our failure to give make us guilty. Christ offers grace to the theif on the cross. In this way he fulfills the Law of God.

Thou shalt not commit adultery. The command speaks to even those hidden sins. More than this, every sin and pagan practice is viewed like adultery before God.

Decalogue: Ten Words for our Living. Thou shalt not murder. Pastor Vance addresses the murderous culture of our day and of our sin. There is redemption for the murderer in Christ!

From Ex. 20:12, we explore family and how we are to be submissive while learning to Honor our Heavenly Father.

Decalogue: Ten Words for our Living. God issues command concerning His Sabbath that reflects upon His own Creation and points to eternal rest in Christ. In Christ we are recreated so we enjoy the Christian Sabbath on the Lord's Day.

Decalogue: Ten Words for our Living. God reveals Himself in how we take His name.

Decalogue: 10 Words for our living. The 10 commandments are first given in Exodus 20. See the way God calls us into relationship through covenant in the 10 commandments.

Philippians 2:8-11; all of life and redemption are for the Glory of God!

Acts 4:12. Christ Alone is sufficient for salvation.

From Romans 1:16-17. Faith is the only means of justification.

Salvation is by Grace Alone! From Ephesians 2.

Christ is our Redemption. He reconciles us to Himself and to one another.