Outline---I. A sincere faith is born out of the will of God.--II. A sincere faith is a spiritual heritage of God.--III. A sincere faith changes us to glorify God.

Outline---I. His calling--II. His means--III. His purpose

Outline---I. Solomon is an ideal teacher of wisdom.--II. Wisdom can be learned - and we should learn it.--III. Everyone needs to learn wisdom - even the wise.--IV. Wisdom is practical, not just theoretical.--V. We can learn wisdom through words.--VI. Wisdom begins with the right attitude-relationship with God.

Outline---I. Saul shows us what an amazing effect God's grace can have upon our minds and hearts.--II. Saul shows us what an amazing effect God's grace can have upon our behavior.--III. Saul shows us what an amazing effect God's grace can have upon our relationships.

Outline---I. Paul writes 2 Timothy to address the Church's biggest problems.--II. Paul writes 2 Timothy to encourage us to be faithful even if it means being the biggest loser.

Outline---IV. Christ, in His sovereign grace, sometimes gives His richest blessings to His greatest enemies.--V. Great usefulness to Christ often involves great suffering for Christ.--VI. Christ often uses ordinary believers in extraordinary ways.

Outline---I. Christ sometimes does stupendous things suddenly and unexpectedly.--II. Christ identifies with His people very intimately.--III. Pious, zealous, and knowledgeable people can be profoundly blind spiritually.

Outline---VII. Beware of Grumbling.-- A. What does -grumbling- mean--- B. Why is -grumbling- so serious--- C. How can we avoid-overcome grumbling-

Outline---I. Christ's gospel is for all the nations.--II. God is sovereign in saving sinners.--III. God uses His word in saving sinners.--IV. God also -typically- uses people in saving sinners.--V. Joy is a wonderful fruit of Christ's salvation.--VI. Baptism is an important expression of Christian faith and discipleship.