Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Point: God always accomplishes his plan–often in surprising ways. Outline: 4 Scenes Showcasing God’s Power 1. A Dangerous Journey (27:1–12) 2. Hope & Help in the Storm (27:13–34) 3. Provision from the Pagans (28:1–10) 4. Rome at Last (28:11–16)

Argument: Always be ready to share the reason for your hope in Christ. Outline: 3 characteristics of a faithful witness  1. An Unassailable Character (25:1–22) 2. An Unflinching Defense (25:23–26.23) 3. An Unflappable Composure (26:24–32)

Argument: We are called and kept to defend the faith Outline: 1. The Greeting (1–2) 2. The Reason (3) 3. The Trouble (4)

Argument: You can tell when people believe the gospel. Outline: What Happens When the Gospel is Received? 1. The Evidences 2. The Effects

Argument: Christians sing as an act of worship, declaring and demonstrating that Jesus Christ is King. Outline: As a Church, our Singing is to be: 1. Influenced by The Holy Spirit 2. With and to one another 3. Reflecting Biblical truth 4. Marked by personal engagement 5. Characterized by prayerful gratitude to God

Argument: The truth and power of the Gospel should fuel your life. Outline: How Does Paul Deploy the Gospel in the Church? 1. By setting it before them (14–21) 2. By requiring something from them (22–32) 3. By praying its blessing upon them (33)

Argument: The Lord's Supper is a means of grace for the church. Outline: How is The Lord's Supper a Means of Grace? 1. Because of what it is: It is a covenant meal 2. Because of Who is there: Christ is present with us 3. Because of what it does: God nourishes and strengthens us Implications: 1. Who should not partake of the Lord's Supper? 2. What are the proper elements to be used? 3. How often sh...

Argument: Jesus The Christ is the promised Prophet, Priest and King. Outline: The Threefold Office Fulfilled by Christ Our Mediator 1. The Prophet (1:1-2)  2. The Priest (1:3)  3. The King (1:2-3)

Argument: Christmas is about God being with us in order to save us from our sins Outline: 3 Miracles Sharpening Our Focus on Jesus 1. Conception 2. Salvation 3. Revelation

Argument: True and lasting peace comes only through God’s Shepherd-King Outline: 2 Compelling Windows to Esteem Christ More 1. Where he comes from (1–2) 2. What he comes to do (3–6)

Argument: Be ready to take the opportunities God gives you to tell others about Jesus. Outline: 4 Providential Opportunities to Proclaim Christ 1. Via the Word (22:30–23:11) 2. Via the Nephew (23:12–22) 3. Via the Military (23:23–33) 4. Via the Governor (23:24–24:26)

Argument: Christianity is rooted in God’s promise and moves forward at his direction. Outline: 3 Scenes Vindicating the Christian Mission Scene 1: A Warm Reception (21:17–26) Scene 2: A Violent Rejection (21:27–36) Scene 3: A Compelling Defense (21:37–22:29)

Argument: If you follow Jesus, then you must be willing to embrace suffering on his behalf. Outline: 1. Resistance (1–12) 2. Resolve (13) 3. Rest (14–16)

Argument: We must humbly come to Christ the Lord to receive. Outline:   1. The Approach  (17) 2. The “Good” question (18–20) 3. The Honest Assessment (21) 4. The Departure (22)

Argument: Pastors must do their jobs. Outline: How should pastors do their jobs? 1. Follow the example (17–27) 2. Fulfill their assignment (28–38)

Argument: A faithful ministry strengthens the church. Outline: 3 Words Characterizing Paul’s Commitment to the Churches 1. Encouraging (1–6) 2. Teaching (7–12) 3. Hastening (13–16)

Argument: Without compromising, God declares law-breakers righteous in his sight. Outline: 4 Ways We See God’s Righteousness in the Gospel 1. God’s righteousness...is seen apart from religious works (21) 2. God’s righteousness...is available to all people (22–23) 3. God’s righteousness...is sourced in Christ’s cross (24–25a) 4. God’s righteousness...is upheld even when justifying the ungodly (25b–...

Argument: Endure running the Christian race of faith. Outline: 3 Strategies for Running Faith’s Race 1. Run unencumbered (1a-b) 2. Run with endurance (1c) 3. Run with eyes fixed on the prize (2-3)

Argument: The gospel infuriates proud people. Outline: 1. A Riot Caused (19:21-34) 2. A Riot Calmed (19:35-20:1)

Argument: The risen Christ is toppling the domain of darkness through his Word. Outline: 3 Movements of Kingdom Advancement 1. The Apostle is Authenticated (11–12) 2. The Frauds are Exposed (13–16) 3. The Gospel is Received (17–20)

Argument: God does great things through people convinced of his Word. Outline: 3 Traits of Faithful Gospel Workers 1. Clarity (1–7) 2. Boldness (8) 3. Endurance (9–10)

Argument: Intentional discipleship in the Scriptures must be a top priority for every Christian. Outline: 3 Movements Demonstrating how Essential Discipleship is to the Church’s Mission 1. The priority of discipling (18–23) 2. An example of discipling (24–27) 3. The fruit of discipling (28)

Argument: God’s sovereignty fuels our mission. Outline: 3 Fingerprints of a Sovereign God 1. God provides people and opportunities for mission (1–8) 2. God provides words that comfort and compel us (9–11) 3. God provides proof as we work and watch together (12–18)

Argument: God grants strength and salvation to his people for his glory. Outline: 3 Motivations for the Christian Walk 1. God grants strength (12–14) 2. God grants salvation (15–16) 3. For the glory of God (17)

Argument: If you want a holy life, you must be saturated with Scripture. Outline: 2 Ways to Fill Yourself with the Word 1. Keep the word in your heart (9–12) 2. Keep the word on your lips (13–16)