Journey through the Bible with Scott Lutz

(1) Praise and prayer part 2. (2) Judging others. Ask, seek, knock. A narrow and wide gates. A tree and it’s fruit. The wise and foolish builders.

(1) Gods vengeance and redemption. Praise and prayer. (2) Giving to the needy. Prayer. Fasting. Treasures in heaven. Do not worry.

(1) Zions new name. (2) The beatitudes. Salt and light. The fulfillment of the law. Murder. Adultery. Divorce. Oaths. An eye for an eye. Love for enemies.

In this sermon we learn that God uses trials and tribulations to keep us humble.

(1) The year of the Lords favor. (2) The temptation of Jesus. Jesus begins to preach. The calling of the first disciples. Jesus heals the sick.

(1) Sin, confession and redemption. (2) John the Baptist prepares the way. The baptism of Jesus.

(1) True fasting . (2)The visit of the Magi. The escape to Egypt. The return to Nazareth.

(1) Gods accusation against the wicked. Comfort for the contrite. (2) The genealogy of Jesus. The birth of Jesus Christ.

Salvation for others. Gods accusation for the wicked.

(1) Invitation to the thirsty. (2) A census of Israel’s warriors. Levites exempted. (3) Paul on Malta. Paul arrives at Rome. Paul in Rome.

(1) The future glory of Zion. (2) Laws about vows. (3) Paul sails for Rome. The storm at sea. The shipwreck.

(1) Blessings for obedience. Punishment for disobedience. (2) Paul’s defense before Agrippa. Paul tells of his conversion.

The cup of the Lords wrath part 3

(1) The cup of the Lords wrath. The suffering and the glory of the servant. (2) Sabbath year. The year of Jubilee. Redemption of property. Kindness for poor brothers Redeeming a poor man. (3) Paul appeals to Caesar. Paul before Agrippa.

(1) Everlasting salvation for Zion. Cup of the Lords wrath. (2) The lamps. Bread for the tabernacle. Punishment for the blasphemy. An eye for an eye. (3) Paul before Felix at Caesarea. Paul kept in custody.

(1) Israel’s sin and the servants obedience. (2) Feasts of the Lord. The sabbath. The Passover. The feast of the first fruits. The feast of weeks. The feast of trumpets. The day of atonement. The feast of booths. (3) Paul before the council part 2. A plot to kill Paul. Paul sent to Felix the Governor.

(1) The servant of the Lord. Restoration of Israel. (2)Holiness and the priests part 2. Acceptable offerings. (3) Paul speaks the crowd part 2. Paul and the Roman tribune. Paul before the council.

(1) Stubborn Israel. Israel freed. (2) Holiness and priests. (3) Paul goes to Jerusalem. Paul visits James. Paul arrested in the temple. Paul speaks to the people.

(1) The fall of Babylon. (2) Punishment for child sacrifice. Punishment for sexual immorality. You shall be Holy. (3) Paul in Macedonia and Greece. Eutychus raised from the dead. Paul speaks to the Ephesian elders.

(1) Gods of Babylon. (2) The Lord is Holy. Love your neighbor as yourself. You shall keep my Statutes. (3) Paul in Ephesus. The sons of Sceva. A riot in Ephesus.

(1) Jerusalem to be inhabited part 2. (2) Unlawful sexual relations. (3) Paul in Corinth. Paul returns to Antioch. Apollos speaks boldly in Ephesus.

(1) Israel the chosen. The Lord, not Idols. Jerusalem to be inhabited. (2) The place of sacrifice. Laws against eating blood. (3) Paul and Silas in Thessalonica. Paul and Silas in Berea. Paul in Athens. Paul addresses the Areopagus..

(1) Israel’s only savior. Gods mercy and unfaithfulness. (2) Day of Atonement. (3) Timothy joins Paul and Silas. The Macedonian call. The conversion of Lydia. Paul and Silas in prison. The Philippian jailer converted.

(1) The servant of the Lord. Song of praise to the Lord. Israel blind and deaf. (2) Laws about bodily discharge. (3) The Jerusalem council. The councils letter to the Gentile believers. Paul and Barnabas separate.

(1) The helper of Israel. (2) Laws for cleansing lepers. Laws for cleansing houses. (3) Paul and Barnabas In Iconium. Paul and Barnabas In Lystra. Paul stoned at Lystra. Paul and Barnabas return to Antioch in Syria