Genesis 16 Questions: 1) What accounts for Sarah's shortsightetness? Do you sometimes have too narrow a focus? 2) Why does Sarah take out her anger on Abram? 3) What is the theological significance of wilderness? 4) Who does Hagar encounter in the wilderness? 5) Does God field of vision extend beyond our community? How can we broaden ours?

1 Corinthians 15:50-58; Confession Lord's Day 16 Theme: Why must Christians still die? 1) Is it a good question? 2) Is it a convenient answer? 3) Where, O Death, is Your Sting?

Isaiah 53:10a; Confession Lord's Day 15 Theme: The suffering, judgement, and crucifixion of Christ provide us a double jeopardy protection Suffering (a) Duration (b) Location (c) Cause Judgement Crucifixion

Luke 22:19-23 Institution of the Lord's Supper - "This is my Body" - "Which is given for you" - "Do this in remembrance of me" - The new covenant in my blood" A New Covenant

Luke 22:1-23 1) Plotting and betrayal 2) Passover significance

----ERROR IN RECORDING AT END---- Luke 21:20-38 1) The judgement of Jerusalem 2) The day of judgement 3) The "fig tree" and "this generation"

Luke 21: 8-19 1) The sings of the times - Mistaken views of these signs - Proper use of these signs 2) Gospel spread

Luke 21:5-7 1) A challenging text 2) Jesus' prophecy 3) Matters of interpretation - Four reasons for confusion - An already not yet interpretation

Luke 21:1-4 3. An example: Jesus hits them with one truly sincere - The widow's offering, the Lord's watching - Implications for our lives -Instruction -Comfort -Christ

Luke 20:41-47 1) A question: Jesus gives a theological jab 2) A warning: Jesus does a character assassination punch -1st Beware the showy -2nd Beware honor seekers -3rd Beware those who treat inferiors with contempt -4th Beware false piety