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  • God's Heart for the Nations (Part 2)

    November 9, 2022

    Wednesday Evening Bible Study

    Sermon

    Title: God’s Heart for the Nations (Pt 2)

    Text: Revelation 5, 7:9-17

    • God’s desire is to bless His people so that He will be praised by all peoples everywhere

    • God’s gracious purpose is to show His loving and just nature on the cross in order to

    redeem a people from every tribe, tongue, language, and nation for the sake of His

    ultimate glory in worldwide worship.

    • By His power, God holds the destiny of the all nations in His hand

    • Apart from Christ, every nation is utterly hopeless

    • As the Conquering Lion and Lamb, Jesus alone is worthy of praise from all peoples

    • If death could not thwart the Shepherd of the church, then nothing will stop the mission

    of the church

    • Key texts from the NT:

    o Matthew 1:1

    o Matthew 2:1

    o Mark 1:14-15

    o Mark 3:13-14

    o Matthew 28:18-20

    o Acts 1:8

    o Acts 10:45

    o Acts 11:18

    o Acts 19:10

    o Romans 15:19-20

    o Ephesians 3:10

    o Matthew 24:14

    48 min
  • Help My Unbelief!

    Help my Unbelief!

    Mark 9:14-29

    November 6, 2022



    · Circumstances can lead to lack of faith


    · Believe in spite of those circumstances


    · True faith is marked by total dependence


    In spite of failures, as believers, we should trust God completely – even if it means crying out,

    “I believe, help my unbelief.”






    Discussion Questions


    · What has been a mistake you made that taught you the most valuable lesson?


    · Should our daily lives be divided into things we can do on our own and things we need Jesus’ help to do? 


    · How would you describe your relationship with God right now? In the Valley? On the mountaintop? Climbing? On the rocks? 


    · What in life makes it easy to not be faithful? 


    · How does prayer emphasize faith?  


    36 min
  • God's Heart for the Nations

    November 2, 2022

    Wednesday Evening Bible Study

    Sermon

    Title: God’s Heart for the Nations

    Text: Psalm 67

    • God’s desire is to bless His people so that He will be praised by all peoples everywhere

    • It is tempting to disconnect God’s purpose from God’s blessings in my life

    • Significance in my life is found in devoting myself to a purpose that is larger than my

    own life

    • God’s gracious purpose is to show His loving and just nature on the cross in order to

    redeem a people from every tribe, tongue, language, and nation for the sake of His

    ultimate glory in worldwide worship.

    • Key texts from the OT:

    o Genesis 1:28

    o Genesis 3:15

    o Genesis 12:1-3

    o Exodus 19:5-6

    o 2 Samuel 7:12-13

    o Psalm 2:8

    o Psalm 47

    o Psalm 96

    o Isaiah 19:21-23

    o Isaiah 49:1-6

    o Habakkuk 2:14

    o Haggai 2:6-7

    41 min
  • Jesus, Only Jesus

    Jesus, Only Jesus
    Mark 9:1-13
    October 30. 2022



    • Jesus is not just a reflection, He is the glory of God

    • Jesus is not just a prophet, He is the Son of God

    • Jesus is not just a messenger, He is the message

    • Jesus is not just a piece of the puzzle, He is the fulfillment of God’s plan

    • Jesus is not just another teacher we need; Jesus alone is the ultimate hope for our souls

    In spite of terrible suffering, Jesus - the Savior of the world - will fulfill God’s redemptive plan to an eternally glorious end

    Discussion Questions


    • When you think about the “glory of God,” what comes to mind? How does Jesus reveal the glory of God in this text?

    • In what sense was Jesus changed in the transfiguration, and in what sense is He unchanged?

    • How is Jesus the fulfillment of what Moses and Elijah represented?

    • The message of suffering was hard to hear for the disciples. How would this scene encourage them?

    • How does the command to listen to Jesus alone encourage us to see Jesus as the center of our very life?

    46 min
  • After the Credits Roll

    October 19, 2022

    Wednesday Evening Bible Study

    Sermon

    Title:                After the Credits Roll  

    Text:                Esther 9-10

    The Story

    ·      A great reversal 

    ·      A unified nation

    ·      A defensive front 

    ·      A victorious celebration

    ·      A national remembrance 

    ·      An annual festival

    Reflections

    ·      God specializes in using evil for His good purposes 

    ·      Left to ourselves, we are all enemies of God 

    ·      How we disciple others matters, both in faith and practice

    ·      We are tempted to forget God’s continued goodness

    ·      God accomplishes his perfect plans through greatly imperfect people 

    ·      Greatest hero of the book of Esther: Jesus

    46 min
  • Finally, Some Good News

    Title: Finally, Some Good News

    Text: Esther 8

    The Story

    • Reward in the palace

    • Plea in the throne

    • Defense in the homes

    • Victory in the streets

    Reflections

    • Safety in our own salvation should not lead us to a lack of compassion for others

    • The Gospel calls me to stand in the gap for others

    • We fight sin from a victorious position

    • Discipleship cannot only be in profession, but must be in practice

    • Through His perfect obedience, Jesus is worthy to be our great Mediator

    • On this earth, we are not guaranteed a happy ending, but we are guaranteed Jesus

    53 min
  • A Seat at the Table for All

    A Seat at the Table for All
    Mark 8:1-10
    October 9, 2022



    • Jesus serves compassionately

    • Jesus satisfies completely

    • Jesus saves unconditionally

    • Jesus sends intentionally



    As Jesus satisfies my deepest need, I live intentionally to minister on His behalf

    51 min

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