1. “Fruit” Describes Christ-like Character

2. The Spirit Produces “Fruit”

3. We Participate in Producing “Fruit”

1. The Works of the Flesh

2. The Warning of Eternal Loss

1. The Call to Walk by the Spirit (v.16)

2. The Conflict Between Flesh and Spirit (17)

3. The Change from Law to Spirit (18)

1. The Eternal God (1-2)

2. The Sovereign God (3-6)

3. The Just God (7-10)

4. The Merciful God (11-17)

1. Mary Receives Her Son (1-7)

2. The Shepherds Receive Good News (8-12)

3. God Receives Glory (13-20)

1. Christ Comes To Reign (67-71)

2. Christ Comes to Sanctify (72-75)

3. Christ Comes to Save (76-79)

Deuteronomy 5:20

God's Promised Savior:

The Lord Magnified Through the Birth of Christ (Luke 1:39-56)

1. The Lord Magnified: Mary Blessed Through the Birth of Christ (46-50)

2. The Lord Magnified: The World Turned Upside Down Through the Birth of Christ (51-53)

3. The Lord Magnified: Covenant Promises Fulfilled Through the Birth of Christ (54-55)

God's Promised Savior: A Greater Faith and a Greater Son

(Luke 1:5-38)

1. Two Recipients of Promise: Zechariah and Mary (5-7, 26-27)

2. Two Sons of Promise: John and Jesus (8-17, 28-33)

3. Two Responses to Promise: Disbelief and Faith (18-25, 34-38)