Redemption Rochester Sermons

Main Point: God demonstrates his steadfast love through your affliction. Text: Psalm 44 Outline: A) The Powerful God of your Forefathers (vv. 1-8) B) The Present Affliction of God's People (vv. 9-22) C) The Plea for God to Rise and Redeem (vv. 23-26)

Main Point: Praise God before betrayal so you can praise Him well afterwards. Text: Psalm 41 Outline: A) David prepares his heart through worship B) David truly laments before God C) David remembers God's justice and grace D) Cultivating faithfulness in our own hearts

Main Point: Rejoice in God's past Grace to Trust in His Future Grace Text: Psalm 40 Outline: A) Rejoicing in God's Past Grace (vv. 1–10) B) Trusting in God's Future Grace (vv. 11–17)

Main Point: Let Your Weakness Drive You to God Text: Psalm 39 Outline: A) Self-determination (vv. 1–3) B) Self-limitation (vv. 4–6) C) Self-confidence (vv. 7–11) D) God-comfort (vv. 12–13)

Main Point: God will not forsake those who confess their sin, for He remembers His covenant Text: Psalm 38 Outline: A) A tumultuous burden of sin (vv. 1–8) B) A failure of strength (vv. 9–14) C) God will answer confession and repentance (vv. 15–22)

Main Point: Trust in the Lord in the Midst of Hardship Text: Psalm 31 Outline: A) Take refuge in the Lord (vv. 1–5) B) The grace of God through internal and external anguish (vv. 6–13) C) Trusting in the Lord (vv. 14–20) D) Blessedness of the Lord (vv. 21–24)

Main Idea: Eager Anticipation Text: Revelation 7:4–12 Outline: A. Restorative fellowship B. Looking forward, not backward C. God's gathered people, not one forgotten D. Eagerly anticipating that day

Main Point: You Are a Slave to Sin or Righteousness Text: Romans 6:15–19 Outline: A. Can I continue in my sin? B. Slave to sin C. Slave to righteousness D. Be obedient slaves

Main Point: Subdue Sin in Your Soul Be the Guarantee of God’s Grace Text: Romans 6:12–14 Outline: A. Alternate allegiance (vv. 12–13) B. Secured subjugation (v. 14)

Main Point: Union with Christ Frees Us from Sin to Live for God Text: Romans 6:5–11 Outline: A. Freedom from sin's consequences (vv. 5–7) B. Freedom from sin's power (vv. 8–11)

Main Point: Union with Christ Frees Us from Sin to Live for God Text: Romans 6:5–11 Outline: A. Freedom from sin's consequences (vv. 5–7) B. Freedom from sin's power (vv. 8–11)

Main Point: The Work of Christ Is Greater Text: Romans 5:18–21 Outline: The Work of Christ Is Greater: A. Than Adam's trespass and disobedience B. Than trespass under the law C. Resulting in eternal life

Main Point: Delight in the Fruit of the Resurrection Text: 1 Peter 1:3–9 Outline: A. Resurrection provides living hope B. Resurrection secures our inheritance

Main Point: The Second Adam’s Grace Reverses the Death’s Reign over Sinners Text: Romans 5:12–17 Outline: A. Sin's Reign of Death (vv. 12–14) C. Grace's Reign of Lifer (vv. 15–17)

Main Point: God Shows His Love for Us in That While We Were Yet Sinners Christ Died for Us Text: Romans 5:6–11 Outline: A. Christ dying for the ungodly B. Fruit of Christ's death and life C. Rejoicing through Christ

Main Point: Peace with God Produces Rejoicing Text: Romans 5:1–5 Outline: A. Peace with God B. Rejoicing in glory C. Rejoicing in suffering

Main Point: Believe in God, Who Raised Christ Our Lord from the Dead Text: Romans 4:22–25 Outline: A. Not for Abraham alone B. Christ delivered up C. Christ raised

Main Point: Become Fully Convinced That God Can Do What Can’t Be Done Text: Romans 4:16–21 Outline: A. The promise of God (vv. 16–17a) B. The ability of God (vv. 17b–18) C. The faith of man (vv. 19–21)

Main Point: Those with Faith like Abraham Will Inherit the World Text: Romans 4:13–15 Outline: A. Inheritance promised (v. 13) B. Inheritance voided (v. 14) C. Inheritance lost (v. 15)

Main Point: Righteousness Through Faith Is for All People Text: Romans 4:9–12 Outline: A. Blessings through faith B. Before the demands of the law C. Unto the world

Main Point: Believe in God for Your Righteousness Text: Romans 4:1–8 Outline: A. The righteousness of Abraham through faith B. Do not work but believe C. The blessings that come through faith

Main Point: Genuine Faith Destroys Spiritual Pride Text: Romans 3:27–31 Outline: A. Problem: spiritual pride (v. 27) B. Cure: Justification by faith (v. 28) C. Cure: The nature of God (vv. 29–31)

Main Point: God Is Righteous to Make the Unrighteous Righteous by Faith in Christ Text: Romans 3:21–26 Outline: A. Righteousness apart from the law (v. 21) B. Righteousness in Christ (v. 22–25a) C. Righteousness in you (vv. 25b, 26)

Main Point: Stop Your Excuses and Submit to God’s Grace Text: Romans 3:19, 20 Outline: A. The purpose of the law (v. 19) B. The limits of the law (v. 20)

Main Point: Our Guilt Is a Universal Indictment with a Particular Acquittal Text: Romans 3:9–18 Outline: A. The question asked (v 9a) B. The question answered (v 9b) C. The answer proved (vv 10–18) 3a. Setting the stage (vv10–12) 3b. Evidence via words (vv 13, 14) 3c. Evidence via actions (vv 15–17) 3d. The answer's bow (v 18)