Olympic Evangelical Free Church

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

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