Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Point: Disciples of Christ follow his example by gladly serving others. Outline - The foot washing lesson teaches us: 1. Who Christ is and what he has done for us (12–15) 2. Who we are and what we are to do for him (15–20)

Main Point: With shocking humility, Jesus demonstrates the depths of his love. Outline - 3 questions to understand this scene 1. What does he do? 2. Why does he do it? 3. What does it mean?

Main Point: God tests our faith to teach us that he is our portion. Therefore, we can trust in his goodness. Outline: 1. The Problem of the Wicked (v.2-15) 2. The Pursuit of Understanding (v.16-17) 3. The Provision of Justice (v.18-22) 4. The Portion for the Godly (v.23-28)

Main Point: Hear God’s testimony and worship the King. Outline: 1. God's Testimony 2. Responses to God's Testimony Anger (King Herod) Ambivalence (the religious leaders) Adoration (the wise men)

Main Point: In Christ’s birth, see the humility he demonstrates and the glory he deserves. Outline: 1. The humility he demonstrates (1–7) 2. The praise he deserves (8–21)

Main Point: Praise God for the great reversals Jesus brings. 1. Recognize the source of God’s blessings (39–45) 2. Rejoice in the salvation God brings (46–56)

Main Point: Respond to God’s grace with humility and service. 1. A Great Announcement (26–33) 2. A Question Answered (34–37) 3. A Proper Response (29, 34, 38)

Main Point: The Lord will provide, so obey him–no matter the costs. Outline:  1. Testing  (1–2) 2. Obedience (3–10) 3. Provision (11–19)

Main Point: A life that’s calibrated by the gospel will be cultivating gratitude.  Outline: Three distinguishing marks of those in Christ’s kingdom 1. Submission to Christ’s Authority (3:15) 2. Delight in Christ’s Word (3:16) 3. Compelled by Christ’s Honor (3:17)

Main Point: Order your life with the confidence that God will always keep his Word. Outline: 3 scenes that instill confidence in God’s Word 1. A Miraculous Birth (1–7) 2. A Distinguishing Word (8–21) 3. A Compelling Witness (22–34)

Main Point: Imperfect people can trust that God will fulfill his promise. Outline: Three Channels of God’s Kindness 1. The Revelation of the Ruse (1-7) 2. The Confrontation that Brings Clarity (8-13) 3. The Protection of the Promise (14–18)

Main Point: It’s dangerous & destructive to love this world. Outline: 4 scenes you don’t want to forget 1. Evening: Warnings and Wickedness (1–14) 2. Morning: Run for your life! (15–22) 3. Mid-Morning: Destruction and Deliverance (23–29) 4. Epilogue: Sodom Reborn (30–38)

Main Point: The implications of God’s goodness are complex; they should make us pray.  Outline: 3 questions to shape our prayer lives 1. Who initiates prayer? 2. What’s the posture for prayer? 3. What’s the burden of prayer?

Main Point: Nothing is too difficult for God. Outline: 1. A Surprising Visit (1-8) 2. A Revealing Conversation (9-15)

Main Point: God will accomplish his redemptive plans for the world despite the weak faith of his people. Outline: Four Names that Affirm God’s Promises 1. God Almighty (1–2) 2. Abraham (13–14) 3. Sarah (15–18) 4. Isaac (19–27)

Main Point: Trust God’s Word and wait patiently for his timing. Outline: 1. Expect trouble when you try to get God’s blessings through worldly wisdom (1–6) 2. Instead, rest in the God who sees, hears, and cares for you (7–16)

Main Point: You can believe God's Word because He stands behind it. Outline: 1. God responds to Abram’s concern (1–5) 2. Abram responds to God’s Word with faith (6) 3. God responds to Abram’s request for assurance (7–21)

Main Point: Our lives should demonstrate that we believe God wins. Outline: 1. Courage 2. Discernment 3. Anticipation

Main Point: Faith latches onto God's promises, trusting that he sees and provides better than we can. Outline: What does it look like to believe God's promises? 1. Humility 2. Generosity 3. Worship

Main Point: Because God is gracious, he blesses people who don’t deserve it. Outline: 1. God calls people to leave everything and follow him (1–3) 2. Obedience demonstrates faith (4–9) 3. Trials reveal our weaknesses and God’s faithfulness (10–20)

Main idea: Joyful believers know why God is worthy of praise and thanks. Outline: 1. Praise the LORD, for he made us. (100:1-3) 2. Thank the LORD, for his steadfast love. (100:4-5)

Main Point: Living in a manner worthy of the gospel requires a daily commitment to stand firm in the Lord. Outline: What does it look like to stand firm in the Lord? 1. Learning the secret of contentment (10–13) 2. Cultivating gratitude for others (14–23)

Main Point: Living in a manner worthy of the gospel requires a daily commitment to stand firm in the Lord. Outline: What does it look like to stand firm in the Lord? 1. Pursuing unity in the gospel (2–3) 2. Rejoicing in the Lord (4) 3. Modeling gentleness (5) 4. Overcoming anxiety with prayer (5b–7) 5. Dwelling on what is good (8) 6. Following godly examples (9)

Main Point: In Christ, your past doesn’t define you, but your future does. Outline: 2 Priorities for Heavenly Citizens 1. Strain Forward  (3:12–16) 2. Stand Firm     (3:17–4:1)

Main Point: Being right with God is not about what you achieve but what you receive. Outline: 1. Know how to spot a counterfeit religion (1–3) 2. Your best will never be good enough (4–6) 3. Receive and rest in Christ alone (7–11)