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Elements of asking why 1. It’s ok to ask the question. (19) 2. It’s not always an intellectually satisfying answer. (20-21) 3. It’s always true that the answer shows us Who He is. (22-24)

God's mercy in conjunction with His justice 1. God cannot be unjust (14-15) 2. God can and does dispense mercy (16) 3. God’s grace and mercy are part of His plan (17-18

Things we need to know about God's grace 1. It only comes from God (6-8) 2. It has nothing to do with our actions (9-12) 3. It has everything to do with His sovereign will (13)

-Where does this peace with His sovereignty and our love come from? 1. It comes from the Holy Spirit (1) 2. It reveals the depth of our care for the lost (2-3) 3. It helps to have peace in the midst of His sovereignty (4-5)

God Is Faithful, So Be Strong And Obey 1. Transition after the death of Moses (v. 1-2) 2. God's call and Promises (v. 3-5) 3. Command to be strong and courageous (v. 6-9) 4. Obedience to the law (v. 7-8) 5. Final charge and assurance (v. 9)

Assurances that we are eternally His 1. God is for us. (31) 2. God gives us all things. (32) 3. God justifies us. (33)

How does God show His love for us? 1. He reminds us that when we don’t know what to pray, He’ll show us. (26) 2. He reminds us that He is always with us. (27) 3. He reminds us that everything is going to be ok. (28) 4. He reminds us that He chose us to love. (29) 5. He reminds us that Whose we are. (30)

Sermon: Romans: A Biblical Masterpiece Summary: His Amazing Love For Me Scripture: Romans 8:26-30

Scripture: Romans 8:18-25 Three things the Bible teaches us about suffering. 1. Suffering is a given (18) 2. Suffering is everywhere (19-22) 3. Suffering helps produce hope (23-25)

Divine Favor For An Uncompromising Life Scripture: Daniel 1:1-9 1. No compromising (in the commitment/faithfulness to God) 2. Godly courage and boldness 3. Righteous standard 4. Divine protection 5. Pure faith 6. Unusual testing (strange) 7. Favor: Amazing blessing and influence (growth)

How the Holy Spirit gives us the life…to live the life God wants us to live. 1. By reminding us Whose we are (6-8) 2. By reminding us what we have (9-10) 3. By reminding us that we are alive (11)

What does it mean to be truly free in Christ? .1.  It is the lack of condemnation that shows I’m free (1) 2.  It is indwelling Holy Spirit Who keeps me free (2) 3.  It is Jesus becoming sin that makes me free (3-4) 4.  It is our estrangement from the world that proves we’re free (5)

Palm Sunday John 12:12-16 Three reasons why Jesus entered Jerusalem this way 1. To fulfill Scripture (14-15) 2. To announce He was the true Messiah (13) 3. To ensure His crucifixion (12:16)

What did the religious man not know? 1. His need for transformation. (1-5) 2. His need for Jesus. (6-8) 3. His need for understanding Scripture. (9-12) 4. His need to see his sin. (13-14) 5. His need to see the only way to salvation. (15)

The Tale of a Regligious Man (part 1) Scripture: John 3:1-15 What the religious man did not know. His need for transformation. (1-5) His need for Jesus. (6-8) His need for understanding Scripture. (9-12) His need to see his sin. (13-14) His need to see the only way to salvation. (15)

How Salvation Actually Works. 1. There must be an understanding of our sin. (1-2) 2. There must be a drawing to Jesus. (3-4) 3. There must be a point where Jesus meets us. (5-6) 4. There must be a realization that we do not deserve His salvation. (7) 5. There must be a transformation. (8) 6. There must be assurance of salvation. (9-10)

The differences between Simon and this woman. 1. Simon approached Jesus with disdain…The woman with faith. 2. Simon doubted Jesus…the woman believed in Jesus. 3. Simon denied his sin…the woman understood her sin. 4. Simon was lost…the woman was saved.

3 Foundational questions to understand the Holy Spirit 1. Who is the Holy Spirit?  2. Where is He? 3. What does He do?

The Struggle Is Real Romans 7:14-25 What does Paul tell us about the struggle? 1. He reemphasizes the role of the Law. (14) 2. He reminds us to hate our sin. (15-16) 3. He reminds of our desire to do right. (17-20) 4. He reminds us that sin is always lurking. (21-23) 5. He reminds us that it is Jesus and Him alone Who delivers us from sin. (24-25)

The Law points us to Christ by realizing... 1. This is the purpose of the Law (7-8) 2. Our innate condition in the light of the Law (9-10) 3. Our desperate need for a Savior (11-13)

The Law points us to Christ by realizing… 1. This is the purpose of the Law. (7-8) 2. Our innate condition in the light of the Law. (9-10) 3. Our desperate need for a Savior (11-13)

The Law and our relationship with God 1. The new relationship with God (1-3) 2. The reason for the new relationship with God (4) 3. The result of the new relationship with God (5-6)

In this powerful message, we're reminded that Christianity is not a spectator sport. God calls us to be active participants in His work, using the gifts He's given us to serve others and build up the body of Christ. The key scripture, Romans 12:3-8, beautifully illustrates how we are all parts of one body, each with unique functions. This analogy challenges us to consider: are we functioning membe...

Our 4 Pillars Summary: Grow Scripture: 2 Peter 1:3-8 Blessings given to Believers 1. Intent (5a) 2. Virtue (5b) 3. Knowledge (5c) 4. Self-control (6a) 5. Perseverance (6b) 6. Godliness (6c) 7. Brotherly kindness (7a) 9. Love 9. Fruitfulness (8a) 10. Wisdom (8b)

Our 4 Pillars Summary: Grow Scripture: 2 Peter 1:3-8 Blessings given to Believers 1. Intent (5a) 2. Virtue (5b) 3. Knowledge (5c) 4. Self-control (6a) 5. Perseverance (6b) 6. Godliness (6c) 7. Brotherly kindness (7a) 8. Fruitfulness (8a) 9. Wisdom (8b)