Lesson- The poor in spirit despair of their own righteousness, admitting spiritual bankruptcy, which marks the first step towards God's grace.-Sermon Outline--I. Poverty in spirit- the laudable lack.-II. The kingdom of heaven- the blessing bestowed

The Scriptures reveal God's glory that sinners are justified through faith alone, by grace alone, upon Christ's righteousness alone.-Sermon Outline--I. Faith alone -v. 1b-.-II. Christ alone -v. 1c-.-III. Grace alone -v. 2-.-IV. Scripture alone -v. 3a-.-V. God's glory alone -v. 3b-.

The Lord's Prayer concludes praising God's kingdom, power, and glory- and by affirming the truth of what we pray.-Sermon Outline--I. The conclusion of the Lord's Prayer.-II. The affirmation of the Lord's Prayer.

Despite man's best but flawed intentions, God fulfills His covenant to David through Christ who reigns on David's throne forever. -Sermon Outline--I. David's desire to honor the Lord -v. 1-10-. -II. God's covenant faithfulness to David -v. 11-18-.

In the Lord's Prayer's Sixth Petition, you confess the danger of sin, your weakness to falling, and God's great protection.-Sermon Outline--I. God's protection from temptation.-II. God's deliverance from sin.

Lesson-The Lord's Prayer's Fifth Petition calls you to a life of repentance before God and forgiveness towards men.-Sermon Outline--I. Your plea for forgiveness before God.-II. Your pattern of forgiveness towards men.

In the Lord's Prayer's Fourth Petition, you confess your total dependence on God for life and His faithfulness to sustain you.-Sermon Outline--I. What your prayer for daily sustenance implies about you.-II. What your prayer for daily sustenance reveals about God.

The Lord's Prayer's third petition pleas for God's grace for joyful submission to His revealed will for you and others.-Sermon Outline--I. The matter of doing God's will.-II. The manner of doing God's will.

Lesson- The Lord's Prayer's second petition pleas for the destruction of Satan's kingdom and the advancement of God's kingdom of grace.-Sermon Outline--I. Your God the great King.-II. The kingdom of your great God. -III. The advancement of God's kingdom.

The first petition of the Lord's Prayer instructs you to seek first the glory of God's name before all else--Sermon Outline--I. Man's chief end.-II. The reverence for God's name.