I Corinthians1.5:1-20

I. The Essentiality of the Resurrection(vs.1'4)

II. The Evidence of the Resurrection(vs.5-11)

III. The Effects of the Resurrection (vs. 12-20)

Acts 15:19-35 & Romans 14

1. Introduction: Two issues at the Jerusalem Council

2. Walk in Love for God

3. Walk in Love for Others

4. Invitation

Acts 15:1-18

1. Introduction

2. Legalism: “You are saved by grace + _________” (vv. 1-5)

3. Gospel: “You are saved by grace alone” (vv. 6-19)

4. Application:

Acts 14

1. lntroduction

2. The God who disrupts(w.1-7)

3. The God who transforms lives(w. 8-10,15-17)

4. The God who alone is worthy of glory(w. 11-15,18)

5. The God who strengthens His people(w.19-23)

6. The God who works in,with & through His people

7. Invitation-"Turn from these vain things to a living God"(v. ls)

Acts13:42-52

1. Introduction

2. Do you hunger for the Word?(w. 42-44)

3. Do you reject the Word?(w. a5-a5)

4. Do you rejoice in the Word?(w.47-a8)

5. Do you spread the Word?(w.a9-52)

6. lnvitation

Acts 13:13-41

1. Introduction (vv. 13-16)

2. God’s work in the Old Testament (vv. 17-25)

3. God’s work in the New Testament (vv. 26-37)

4. How His work applies to you (vv. 38-39)

5. Invitation- A matter of life and death (vv. 40-41)

Acts 12

1. For Whose Glory Are You Living?

2. Seeking God’s glory (vv. 1-19)

3. Seeking self-glory (vv. 20-23)

4. Invitation: For whose glory are you living?

Acts 11

1. Introduction

2. Praise is fueled by grace (vv. 1-18)

3. The Message is fueled by grace (vv. 19-21)

4. Joy is fueled by grace (vv. 22-24)

5. Discipleship is fueled by grace (vv. 23-26)

6. Generosity is fueled by grace (vv. 27-30)

7. Invitation- “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To Him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen” -2 Peter 3:18

Acts 10:23-48

1. Introduction

2. God (Who made us?)

3. Man (What is our problem?) (vv. 23-29)

4. Jesus (What is God’s solution?) (vv. 30-43)

5. Response (What makes this good news for us?) (vv. 44-48)

6. Invitation- “But to all who did receive Him, who believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God, who were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.” –John 1:12-13