TYG - The Youth Group

Every Christian has been graciously given spiritual gifts by God. These gifts are to be used for the edification of the body and ultimately for the glory of God. Given by His Grace (v3) Christians are to think rightly about themselves Christians have been created by the powerful, wise hands of God Given for His Glory (v4-6) Christians are different parts of the same Body used for the same purpose...

If the Christian is going to live a sacrificial life to God, it starts with the renewal of their mind. Do not be conformed But be transformed By the renewal of your mind So that you will be able to prove God's will

Paul urges the Christian, in light of the gospel, to live a life of sacrifice to God. This week we will look at the reason for this sacrifice, and the attributes of this sacrifice. The reason for sacrifice The Christian lives a life of sacrifice because of the gospel. The Christian lives a life of sacrifice because they are already saved The attributes of sacrifice It is a sacrifice of the body It...

Guest speaker Jason Lefler teaches about the love of Christ, and how a genuine understanding relationship with Him will transform our sin life and our walk in this world. The Triune God 3 in one and their relationship to each other God's character Who Christ is as the Son What happens when we properly see Christ for who He really is How this affects our relationship with Him How this affects our s...

The character of God's servant The character of the servant's God

The message of Jonah The repentance of Nineveh The mercy of God

Recognize your hopelessness apart from God Recognize the emptiness of idols Recognize the fruit of repentance

Jonah's Disobedience Pagan's Repentance God's Sovereignty

Jonah 1-4 A story of supernatural events A story of mercy A story of impartiality

We conclude our 2-week series on a Life of Prayer. This week we look at the where, why, and how of prayer. Where Pray privately Pray publicly Why Prayer is a command from God Prayer humbles us Prayer changes things Prayer glorifies God How Pray by respectfully approaching your Father Pray by submitting everything to God as King Pray by laying your needs before God Pray by repenting of your sins Pr...

We are starting a 2-week series on a "Life of Prayer". We will be looking at the who, what, when, where, why, and how of prayer. This week we will be focusing on the first three. Who Who to pray to: We pray to God - The Creator, Sustainer, and Master of the universe We pray to God - The Father of all Christians Who is to pray: Children of God pray to Him as their Daddy Children of God pray to Him...

In this Christmas devotional, we will be examining the message the angels gave to the shepherds as recorded in Luke 2. The description of the message It is good news It is of great joy The Center of the message Born a Savior who is Christ the Lord This Savior, Messiah, King is lying in a manger The result of the message Glory to God in the highest! A life of worship to God

Guest Speaker Roger Chu speaks on the gift of forgiveness.

Paul comes to the climax of his argument that God is completely sovereign over all things, including His plan of salvation. As he closes his argument, Paul highlights the mercy of God and outbursts into a doxology. The Mystery of God's Mercy (v25-32) God has a purposed plan for His people. God's people should not be spiritually prideful, but instead should extend mercy to all. Soli Deo Gloria (v33...

Paul shows how Jews and Gentiles are different from one another, and yet united together as one in Christ. In doing so, we will examine five aspects of God's plan of salvation for His people. Jealousy for God (11-14) Promise of God (12-16) Grace of God (17-20) Severity of God (21-22) Kindness of God (22-24)

Ethan Franklin teaches from the book of 1 John on Christian Assurance. Doctrine Obedience Love

Damon Duncan teaches on "Repentance". True repentance involves a heartfelt conviction of sin... contrition over the offense... a turning away from the sinful way of life, and MOST IMPORTANTLY a turning toward Christ. The Corinthians "Godly sorrow brings repentance that leads to salvation" "Worldly sorrow brings death" David He immediately went to God and worshipped David loved God, repented of his...

God has not failed to keep His promises, even to the Jews, as there are those who have been and will be saved. This salvation is given by grace alone and is always part of God's sovereign will. God: The Promise Keeper (v1-5) Paul is an example of God's faithfulness in keeping His promises The remnant is an example of God's faithfulness in keeping His promises God: The Giver of Salvation (v6-10) Sa...

In this passage, Paul talks about the importance of preaching the gospel to others, while at the same time making it clear that there will be many who will reject this gospel. Outline: The Proclamation of the Gospel (14-17) The gospel must be proclaimed The gospel will be rejected The Invitation of the Gospel (18-21) God has clearly revealed Himself in the gospel God is a patient God

Paul continues to explain how Israel has rejected their need for a Messiah to save them from their sins because of their own self-righteousness. In this passage, we see the heart of salvation (what it is and what it isn't) and we see the extent of salvation (who it is for, and what implications it creates). The Heart of Salvation (5-10) Righteousness based on works leads to death Righteousness bas...

In this passage, we once again see Paul's heart for Israel as he explains that their zeal and righteousness were misdirected. Instead, he points them to where their gaze ought to be, which is the person and work of Jesus Christ. Paul's Heart (v1) Paul desires for Israel to be saved Israel's Misdirection (v2-3) Israel's zeal is misdirected Israel's righteousness is misdirected Christ's Righteousnes...

Paul shows that God has always had a plan for salvation, and that plan has never changed. Salvation for the Gentiles (25-26) Israel's rejection of Christ as the Messiah was foreknown Salvation from God extends to the Gentiles Salvation for the Remnant (27-29) A remnant of Israel will be saved God promises to save and to judge Salvation by Grace through Faith (30-33) Salvation is not based on works...

In this passage, we see God's sovereign plan of salvation displayed in His election, His mercy, and His glory. God's Election (6-13) God elects His children based on His own will God's election is an act of God's grace God's Mercy (14-18) God is a God of mercy God is the giver of salvation God's Glory (19-24) God's ways are greater than our ways God's glory will be revealed

In this passage, we see Paul's deep anguish and concern for Israel's rejection of Christ, and we see the advantages that Israel does indeed have by being God's chosen people. Anguish for Israel (v1-3) Paul's genuine love for others Paul's sacrificial love for others Advantages for Israel (v4-5) These advantages have value These advantages do not save

In this passage, we see that nothing can separate the Christian from the love of God. The Christian's salvation is totally and completely secure in Him. God will not separate us (31-32) God is for us God has given us His Son Our sin will not separate us (33-34) God has cleared us of all charges Jesus is victoriously interceding for us Hardships will not separate us (35-37) The love of Jesus is gre...