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Jesus Begins His Ministry #3, Luke 5: 1-11 - Neil Woodbury

Introduction:

In the early days of Jesus ministry, he was in Galilee. He was delivering the message of the nearness of the Kingdom of God, with many miracles through words spoken in the authority of God.

I. Jesus speaks with Authority and Power

A. Read Luke 4: 31-37

B. Define ‘authority’ and ‘power’

C. Jesus is God’s Messiah

II. Jesus, the purpose and deeds of the one sent from Heaven

A. Read Luke 4: 38-44

B. Jesus must travel all across the land of the Jews – for all must hear the message.

C. Read Luke 5: 1-11; The gathering of the first disciples – fishers of men.

Jesus Begins His Ministry #2, Luke 4: 31-44, 5: 1-11 - Neil Woodbury

Introduction:

In the early days of Jesus ministry, he was in Galilee. He was delivering the message of the nearness of the Kingdom of God, with many miracles through words spoken in the authority of God.

I. Jesus speaks with Authority and Power

A. Read Luke 4: 31-37

B. Define ‘authority’ and ‘power’

C. Jesus is God’s Messiah

II. Jesus, the purpose and deeds of the one sent from Heaven

A. Read Luke 4: 38-44

B. Jesus must travel all across the land of the Jews – for all must hear the message.

C. Read Luke 5: 1-11; The gathering of the first disciples – fishers of men.

Jesus Begins His Ministry, Luke 4: 13-32 Neil Woodbury

Introduction: When Jesus returned from the Jordan area John had baptized him, he hasted in the wilderness – where Satan tempted Him – to no avail.

Now it was time to begin His work of teaching the covenant people of God, the the Kingdom of God was at hand.

This was prophesied long ago: Isa: 61: 1-3

1. Jesus returns to Galilee

A. Read Luke 4: 13-15

B. Glorified of the people (to be recognized, honored, praised)

C. The presence of God’s anointed one – would all know Him?

2. Jesus the fulfillment of the Prophets writings

Read Luke 4: 16-22

3. Jesus is rejected in Nazareth

A. Read Luke 4: 23-32

B. Why did they doubt Him?

Israel Fulfilled, 1 Peter 2: 9-10 -Neal Woodbury

Introduction:

The Lord’s Church is a sublime assembly – fulfilling the purpose of God for mankind.

1. The Apostle Peter defines the purpose and disposition of the people populating the Lord’s Church.

A. Chosen Generation Is 65:15

B. Royal Priesthood

C. Holy Nation

D. Special People

The Old Testament confirms the Apostles message concerning the Christians.

And all this bringing Glory to the Father and the Son of God that all may know!

The Ancient Pattern of the Faith # 6, Philip. 4: 10-23 Neal Woodbury

Introduction:

“Continue in The Faith as taught by the Lord’s Apostles” as our foundation in The Faith.

1. Rejoice in the Lord greatly

A Read, Philip 40:10-17

B. Christian living in The Faith

2. God will supply all our needs - according to His riches

A. Read Philip 4:18-23

Closing comments for the New Year

The Ancient Pattern of the Faith # 6 Philip. 4: 10- Neal Woodbury

The Ancient Pattern of the Faith # 5

Philip. 4: 1-9 Neal Woodbury

Introduction

• In the text today, we are (they are) urged to “live in harmony in the Lord”.

• This was, of course, The Ancient Pattern – but must be also the continuing pattern for the Lord’s Assemblies.

I. Stan firm in the Lord!

A. Read Philip. 4: 1.

II. Live in Harmony – in the Lord!

A. Read Philip. 4: 2-3

III. Rejoice in the Lord always!

A. Read Philip. 4: 4-7

IV. Living in the Peace of God

A. Read Philip. 4: 8-9

Note; These are how we should live!

The Ancient Pattern Of The Faith #4, Philp 3: 1-16 Neil Woodbury

Welcome and Introduction

I. The Apostle Paul gives final admonition

A. Read Philip 3: 1-3

B. Who is it that the Lord’s brethren must read and learn?

C. Three evidences of being in Christ

II. Paul and other Apostles could boast in the flesh;

A. Read Philip 3: 4-6

B. The covenant people of Israel

III. All in loss compares to the knowledge of Jesus the Messiah and His resurrection.

A. Read Philip 3: 7-16

B. Our hope is in Christ alone – God’s Promise

The Ancient Pattern Of The Faith #3, Philp 3: 1-16 - Neil Woodbury

Welcome and Introduction

I. The Apostle Paul gives final admonition

A. Read Philip 3: 1-3

B. Who is it that the Lord’s brethren must read and learn?

C. Three evidences of being in Christ

II. Paul and other Apostles could boast in the flesh;

A. Read Philip 3: 4-6

B. The covenant people of Israel

III. All in loss compares to the knowledge of Jesus the Messiah and His resurrection.

A. Read Philip 3: 7-16

B. Our hope is in Christ alone – God’s Promise