The greatness and lowliness of…

1. Jesus on and off the mountain (v 1-9, 22-23)

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We began our summer Table Talk series picking up where we left off last summer, in Revelation 5-6. The teaching team spent time reminding us of various ways this book has been interpreted by Bible believing Christians over the years and then argue for the eclectic idealist position which emphasizes symbolism and a recapitulating structure, especially in chapters 6-20.

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We have seen in Acts an initial surge of acceptance of the gospel among ethnic Jews in Acts 1-7. However, from Acts 13-28 we see the majority of ethnic Israel being hardened to the gospel while the Gentiles flood in. This issue is dealt with extensively by Paul in Romans, esepcially chapters 9-11. Has God completely rejected Israel?

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1. A Pleading Father (17:14-15a)

Conclusion: A Teachable Moment (17:19-21)

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Jerry, Papa Fred, and Scott wrap up the book of Titus in a convicting and encouraging panel that points to the sufficiency of scripture, how straying from it destroys the church, and how we can follow God's word and encourage one another.

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The transfiguration is a mysterious scene that is worth meditating on more than we often do! Here are the sermon points.

1. Jesus's glorious transfiguration

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Jerry, Papa, and Jared dive into Titus 3 where Paul lays out the gospel with great simplicity and power.

If the OT promises concerning a new Israel and new temple are being fulfilled now in the church, there is no need to look for a for a future Millennial fulfillment of Israel amongst only ethnic Jewish believers (apart from Gentiles believers) or a future brick-and-mortar temple, since the new Israel and new temple is being fulfilled in the church in Christ.

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Here are the five points of the message:

1. Jesus declares the necessity of His sacrifice (v 21)

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