We must all be born again 1. Why we must all be born again 2. How we must all be born again

True conversion means real change 1. Sorrow for sin 2. Joyful obedience

Is the LORD among us or not? 1. The LORD tests His people 2. The LORD is tested by His people 3. The LORD provides for His people

Christians become like Christ only by His renewing Spirit 1. Whose work is it? 2. What is the goal? 3. What does it look like?

In prayer, Habakkuk finds rest in God, who rules everything. In this prayer, we see a child of God who: 1. Trembles at God's deeds 2. Rejoices in God's salvation

Who is admitted into the upside-down kingdom 1. Those with ears to hear 2. Those with hearts that repent

A Song of Praise to the King of Glory 1. Authority of the King 2. Worship of the King 3. Splendour of the King

Share in the Holy Supper as Christ's new covenant meal 1. The splendid glory of the new covenant 2. The serious demand of the new covenant

The LORD shockingly rebukes His priests in order that His name might indeed be honoured 1. The context of the rebuke 2. The uncompromising character of the rebuke 3. The purpose of the rebuke

The LORD promises to show grace to us and our children through the washing of baptism 1. He promises to include us in God's covenant 2. He promises to redeem us with Christ's blood 3. He promises to renew us by the Holy Spirit