1 Corinthians 6:9–11 | I. The Law of God Defines Wrongdoing, 1 Cor 6:9-10 | II. In Christ We Are Redefined, 1 Cor 6:11

1 Corinthians 6:1–11 | When it comes to our witness before the watching world, it's better to suffer loss for the sake of Christ than to suffer Christ for the sake of gain. | So, when airing dirty laundry in the family of God: I. Take it to the church before you take it to the courts (v. 1-4) | II. Prioritize loving action over legal action (v. 5-8) | III. Your standing before the Judge of the world is more important than your standing before the judge of the land (v. 9-11)

1 Corinthians 5:6–13 | I. The Pervasive Influence of Unrepentant Sin, v6-8 | II. The Purity of the Church is a Witness to a Broken World, v9-11 | III. The Purging of Evil in Pursuit of Purity, v12-13

1 Corinthians 5:1–8 | I. The goal for the church is holy sexuality, and the reality is immoral sexuality, 1 Cor. 5:1-2 | II. The goal of church discipline is restoration and salvation, and the reality seems harsh. 1 Cor. 5:2b-5 | III. The goal is that we put sin to death, and the reality is we can and must because Christ was put to death as our sacrificial Lamb. 1 Cor. 5:6-8

Matthew 6:33 | I. We exist to seek first Christ and His kingdom, | II. for the glory of God, | III. and the joy of all nations and generations.

Text: Matthew 1:18–2:12 | I. Jesus was given as the supernatural Son of God and Mary. Matthew 1:18-20 | II. Jesus was given to deliver us from our deepest problem. Matthew 1:21 | III. Jesus was given to fulfill God’s ancient promises. Matthew 1:22-23 | IV. Jesus was given as the King for the whole world. Matthew 2:1-2 | V. Jesus was given for our exceedingly great joy in generous worship. Matthew 2:10-11

Christmas Eve 2022 | Luke 2:8-20 | I. The Announcement | II. The Celebration | III. The Invitation

Matthew 6:25-34 | Main Idea: The more we make God’s kingdom a priority in our lives, the less we will worry about worldly provision. | Worrying about Material Provision: I. Distrusts God’s ability to provide (v. 25-26, 33) | II. Doubts God’s willingness to provide (v. 28-30, 32-33) | III. Prioritizes worldly comfort above eternal reward (v. 25, 31-33).

I. How is your vision? | II. Where is your affection fixed? | You can’t serve God and money, but if your vision and affection is fixed on God, you can serve Him with money.

Matthew 6:19–21 | I. Generosity is trusting Jesus’ financial advice. Matthew 6:19 | II. Generosity is investment in an eternal future. Matthew 6:20 | III. Generosity forms our hearts for heaven. Matthew 6:21 | “Jesus declares that our heart always follows our treasure, whether down to earth or up to heaven.” - John Stott