Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Point: The children of God are blessed to dwell in unity. Outline: Unity is… 1. Good and Pleasant (1) 2. Like Oil (2) 3. Like Dew (3a) 4. A Heavenly Blessing (3b)

Main Point: Pray for God’s Word to bear fruit in your life. Outline: Three prayers for Word-bearing fruit 1. Teach me your Word so I can obey it fully (33–35) 2. Turn my heart to your Word and away from worthless things (36–37a) 3. Confirm your Word in my life as I cling to it (37b–40)

Main point: The God of our Salvation Powerfully Provides for His People. Outline: Praise God for his: 1. Gracious Atonement (1–4) 2. Global Authority (5–8) 3. Generous Abundance (9–13) Conclusion: An Eschatological Reflection (1-13)

Main point: God is Eternally Praiseworthy because He is Eternally Perfect. Outline: Praise God for his... 1. Goodness (1–9) 2. Kingdom (10–13) 3. Care (14–21)

Main point: Embrace the way of wisdom by giving it the highest place in your life. Outline: Why Should You Listen to Wisdom? 1. Wisdom’s Moral Beauty – It reflects righteousness (1–9) 2. Wisdom’s Surpassing Value – It’s better than anything this world can offer (10–21) 3. Wisdom’s Eternal Significance – God treasured it before creation (22–36)

Main point: Wisdom helps us see sin clearly.  Outline: 3 wise assessments of sin 1. Sin is harmful (11-14) 2. Sin is never satisfied (15-16) 3. Sin ends in judgment (10, 17)

Main point: The prayers of the wise are characterized by a concern for God's honor. Outline: Three Components of a Wise Man's Prayer 1. The Posture of a Wise Man’s Prayer    (v.7) Humility Urgency Mortality–aware 2. The Content of a Wise Man’s Prayer    (v.8) Concerning Deceit Concerning Dollars Concerning Daily bread 3. The Motivation for a Wise Man’s Prayer   (v.9) To avoid forgetting God To avo...

Main point: Humans need God's revelation to live wisely. Outline: True wisdom considers: 1. The Limitations of Man (30:1-3) 2. The Power of God (30:4) 3. The Necessity of God's word (30:5-6)

Main point: A faith-filled life rests in God’s faithfulness. Outline: Faith Finds Rest Upon Two Pillows 1. God's all-wise Providence (15-23) 2. God’s all-powerful Promises (24-26)

Main point: Living for something bigger than yourself is the secret to dying well. Outline: 3 demonstrations of faith at the finish line 1. Trusting God when the promises still feel far off (48:1–7) 2. Submitting to God when his ways surprise you (48:8–22) 3. Embracing God’s ongoing kingdom work–even beyond your lifetime (49–50:14)

Main point: Believers should live with confidence that God is with them wherever they go. Outline: How does this confidence manifest? 1. Listening to God’s guiding Word in times of fear 2. Seeing God’s faithful provision when life’s difficult 3. Resting in God’s promises at life’s end 

MP: A strong grasp of God's sovereignty enables grace toward the past and confidence for the future. OTL: 1. Grace for the Past (1-8) 2. Confidence for the Future (9-24)

Main point: The path of transformation is paved by humility. Outline: How does God work humility into our lives? 1. He awakens the heart through conviction (Gen. 42:1–28) 2. He tests the heart to show real change (Gen. 42:29–43:34) 3. He draws out humility through self-sacrifice (Gen. 44:1–34)

MP: Carry the cross now because the kingdom is coming, OTL: 1. The Rejected King (1-15) 2. The Reviled King (16-32) 3. The Righteous King (33-39)

Main point: Though His timing seems slow & purposes unclear, God is always doing what’s best for His people. Outline:  1) Dreams & Interpretations (40:1–41:36) 2) Faithfulness & Exaltation (41:37–45) 3) Fruitfulness & Salvation (41:46–57)

Main point: God is with his people in the ups and downs of life. Outline: God was Joseph when he experienced- 1. Success  (1–6) 2. Seduction (7–12) 3. Slander  (13–18) 4.Setbacks (19–23)

Main point: God puts His grace on display by identifying with sinful people who have cringeworthy stories. Outline: 3 shocking scenes in the story of redemption 1. The house of promise is not a safe place (1–11) 2. The heir of the promise is publicly humiliated (12–26) 3. The promises advance through a scandalous birth (27–30)

Main Point: Pray pursuing God's glory while expressing your desires. Outline: How does Jesus teach us to pray? 1) God, be honored (9–10) a) May you be worshiped - honor b) May your kingdom advance - mission c) May your will be done - obedience   2) God, please help us (11–13) a) Give us what we need - provision b) Grant us forgiveness - pardon c) Guard us from disaster - protection

Main Point: Repentance is the proper response when we sin. Outline: How do I repent of my sin? 1. Cling to God (1–2) 2. Own your sin (3–6) 3. Ask for cleansing (7–12) 4. Pursue what pleases the Lord (13–19)

Main Point:  We express our commitment to Christ’s Lordship by helping others know and follow Jesus. Outline: 3 key questions about discipleship 1. Why do we disciple? 2. Who should be involved with discipling? 3. How do we disciple others?

Main Point: Recognize and reflect Christ's prayerful burden for his glory. Outline: 3 areas of Christ's prayerful longing for his glory 1. In his suffering (1) 2. In his church (2-3) 3. In heaven (4-5)

Main Point: Jesus gives gifts to grow his church and show his rule. Outline: 3 observations about the gifts Christ gives 1. The Occasion for the Gifts: The Risen & Reigning Christ! (7–10) 2. The Function of the Gifts: Equipping for Serving (11–12) 3. The Purpose of the Gifts: Maturity in Christ (13–16)

Main Point: Our temporary troubles are no match for the eternal goodness of God. Outline: The progression from pain to praise: 1. Distressful pain (1-2) 2. Desperate prayer (3-4) 3. Determined praise (5-6)

Main Point:  The gospel compels you to glorify God by prioritizing worship. Outline: What does this worship look like? 1. Consecration – giving yourself entirely to God (12:1) 2. Transformation – renewing your mind in God’s Word (12:2)

Main Point: Christ’s Lordship calls for a commitment to God, motivated by the Gospel and marked by obedience to His Word. Outline: 3 foundational considerations for a Christian identity 1. We are not autonomous 2. We were bought with a price 3. We have an obligation to glorify God