May 29, 2016 Aaron Eggiman Series: Summer in the Psalms God’s Revelation of Himself Demands a Response Psalm 19 1. God has revealed Himself through His creation (vv. 1-6). 2. God has revealed Himself through His word (vv. 7-9). 3. God’s revelation is valuable (vv. 10-11). 4. God’s revelation changes our lives (vv. 12-14)

May 22, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Summer in the Psalms Trusting a Righteous God Psalm 11 Main Idea: When the world seems to be falling apart, the believers’ confidence in God doesn’t have to. 1. The Lord is a Refuge. (vv. 1-3) a. The key is insulation, not isolation. 2. The Lord is in Control. (vv. 4-6) a. The Lord’s Sovereignty. (Continued from front) b. The Lord’s scrutiny. c. The Lord’s severity. 3. The Lord is Righteous. (v. 7) Living What We Learn:

May 15, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Summer in the Psalms Introduction to the Psalms Why Study the Psalms? 1. We need the “Big-God-Worship” of the Psalms to challenge the shallowness in our thinking about God and His worship. 2. We need the Psalms sanctifying affect on the whole of our hearts. 3. We need their realistic response to suffering. 4. We need the gospel undertones of the Psalms. 5. We need their corporate emphasis to combat the self-centeredness and individualism of our day. Living Like the Tree of Psalm 1 1. A Living Tree 2. An Enduring Tree 3. A Nourished Tree 4. A Fruitful Tree Living What We Learn:

May 8, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Unless the Lord Builds the House Psalm 127 Main Idea: Apart from God the believing parent labors in vain. 1. God is the builder of the home (v. 1a) 2. God is the protector of the home (v. 1b) 3. God is the provider of the home (v. 2) 4. God is the rewarder of the home (vv. 3-5 ) Living What We Learn: ? Arrows must be shaped ? Arrows must be directed ? Arrows must be released So what role should the church have in the lives of the families that make up their community?

May 1, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Restoring Grace Gospel-Led Forgiveness Philemon 17-25 Main Idea: Forgiveness should be the eternal implications of the being in the present 3 Gospel Implications that lead to 3 Gospel Applications 1. My in Christ now directs me to others. (v. 17)

April 24, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Restoring Grace Grace-Driven Forgiveness Philemon 1:8-16 Big Idea: Grace-Recipients are called to be Grace- Distributors. Main Idea: The gospel me to be a grace-distributor. 3 Marks of Grace-Driven Forgiveness... 1. The gospel directs me to the offender who is in need of . (v. 8) 3 Marks of Grace-Driven Forgiveness... 2. The gospel reorients my view of the . (v. 11) 3. The gospel reorients my view of the . (v. 15 ) Living What We Learn:

April 17, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Restoring Grace Grace-Distributors Philemon 1:1-7 Main Idea: Grace-Recipients are called to be Grace-Distributors. So, who is a Grace-Distributor? 1. I am, if my identity has been alter by a grace giving Savior. (v. 3) 2. I am, if I have experienced the transforming work of a grace giving Savior. (vv. 4-5 ) So, who is a Grace-Distributor 3. I am, if I am motivated by the glory of a grace giving Savior. (vv. 6-7) Living What We Learn:

April 10, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Growing Up Growing Up in Community Colossians 4:7-18 Main Idea: Growing up requires living in community. 7 Marks of Gospel Community that Foster Spiritual Growth 1. Gospel community is to be a beautifully diverse group of people who are used for God’s purposes. 2. Gospel community should lead to the encouragement and faithfulness of the saints. 3. Gospel community flourishes with the presence of team players. 4. Gospel community is made up of “grace-recipients”. 7 Marks of Gospel Community that Foster Spiritual Growth 5. Gospel community is blessed by godly shepherds who love the flock. ? Godly shepherds bless the flock through faithful prayer. ? Godly shepherds bless the flock through single-minded passion. 6. Detaching from gospel community leads to danger. 7. Gospel communities celebrate other gospel communities. Living What We Learn:

April 3, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Growing Up Growing Up on Mission Colossians 4:5-6 Review: If a believer is going to faithfully live out Colossians 3:17 they will need to cling to Colossians 4:2-6 ? Paul brings this letter to a close with two important disciplines that must be in place for such living to occur: ? Grateful Dependence (vv. 2-4) ? Grace-Filled Missional Living (vv. 5-6) Main Idea: Growing Christians live on mission for Jesus Christ. Four strategies for growing up on mission: 1. Live a gospel worthy life. Four strategies for growing up on mission: 2. Be an opportunistic witness. 3. Always speak graciously. 4. Always be prepared. Living What We Learn:

March 27, 2016 Pastor Wade Grubbs Series: Easter Ransom: Mission Accomplished Mark 16:1-8 Main Idea: Our Servant King provides hope through His empty tomb. 1. Our Servant King goes by the name Jesus ? Christ’s resurrection was the greatest confirmation that He was who He said He was. 2. Our Servant King dies in our place. ? Christ’s resurrection was the greatest confirmation that He alone was capable of ransoming sinners. ? Christ’s resurrection was the greatest confirmation that His sacrifice was a sufficient ransom for sinners. 3. Our Servant King conquered sin and death ? Christ’s resurrection was the greatest confirmation that He was successful in His mission. 4. Our Servant keeps His promises. ? Death does not hinder Christ’s faithfulness to His Word. 5. Our Servant Kind deserves unfettered proclamation. Living What We Learn: