In the morning sermon, we consider Christ in the garden of Gethsemane being set apart as the one sacrifice for sin. We consider His deep anguish and distress, and the redemptive requirement that He be willing to receive the cup from the Father.

I. A Hypocrite's Heart (v.10-11) II. A Hypocrite's Warning (v.12-17) III. A Hypocrite's Concealment (v.18-19) IV. That Hypocrite's End (v.20-21)

I. Formally II. Reverently III. Diligently IV. Discriminately V. Responsively VI. Expectantly

We continue our series on Captivity and see in Ezekiel 18 a contingent of the people questioning God's justice in how He dispenses chastisement and judgment upon His people. We hear the Lord's answer and discover that for any who turn unto the Lord in heart and soul repentance, His grace is found.

We consider Christ being set apart to offer Himself as the one great sacrifice for sin and also intercede for His people in His High Priestly Prayer.

We consider the downcast and broken soul crying out to God and finding Him and His grace to be the balm needed for the soul, in Psalm 61.

We see God's call to faith and wisdom in the spreading of the knowledge and gospel of Christ in our service and callings, in Ecclesiastes 11:1-10.

We consider the exhortation of Jude 21 to "keep yourselves in the love of God." We find that this means knowing God objectively (truths of the faith) and experientially, and through walking in love with the family of God. We keep ourselves in the love of God, through: I. Building up II. Praying in the Holy Spirit III. Hearing His voice IV. Purity V. Redemptive Relationships

We consider our psalm of the month for July, and we see that God appoints affliction for the believer, in His goodness, to stir and draw the believer back to Himself. I. Purpose of affliction II. Proud assessments III. Renewed loving obedience to Christ