Hebrews 1:5-14

Outline:

Jesus is superior to the angels because...

1. He is the Son...

2. ...whom the angels worship and serve...

3. ...who reigns over all...

4. ...as creator and Lord.

Psalm 13:1–6

Outline:

1. The Agony of Suffering (13:1–2)

• Forgotten by God

• Forsaken by God

• Fearful in Heart

• Frustrated in Defeat

2. The Appeal for Help (13:3–4)

• Remember my Despair

• Restore me from Death

• Rescue me from Dishonor

3. The Assurance of Faith (13:5–6)

• Faith in God’s Love

• Faith from God’s Salvation

• Faith for God’s Praise

Hebrews 1:5

Outline:

Jesus is superior to the angels because...

1. He is the Son.

Text: Hebrews 1:5-2:18

Outline:

1. The Son is superior to the angels.

2. Therefore, the Son is worthy of greater devotion.

3. For, the Son opens the way for believers to rule the coming world.

Text: Hebrews 1:1-4

Outline:

1. God has spoken in a Son.

2. The Son is the appointed heir of all things.

3. The Son is the agent of creation.

4. The Son is now enthroned at God's right hand.

Text: The Epistle to the Hebrews

Outline:

1. The Christian's situation is hostility from the world.

2. The Christian's temptation is to shrink back from faithful discipleship.

3. The Christian's foundation is Christ as the culminating fulfillment of God's saving intention.

4. The Christian's exhortation is to run with endurance, looking to Christ.

Sermon Text: Psalm 51

Outline:

1. Repentance is marked by an acknowledgment of the seriousness and confession of our own sin.

2. Repentance is marked by a desire for the mercy and cleansing that God alone can provide.

3. Repentance is marked by a desire to return to close fellowship with God. This is driven by godly grief.

4. Repentance is marked by a longing for restoration.

Text: 1 John 2:28-3:10

Outline:

1. Abiding in Christ produces confidence at His coming.

2. Confidence at Christ's coming is predicated on the righteousness of Christ.

3. Knowing Christ's righteousness prompts purposeful living.

Text: Leviticus 27:1-34

Outline:

1. What is given to the Lord belongs to the Lord.

2. The believer gives everything to the Lord.

3. The believer should live as one owned by Him.

Text: Leviticus 26:1-46

Outline:

1. Old Covenant

a. There are commands befitting the covenant relationship.

b. Obedience brings blessings.

c. Disobedience brings curses.

d. There is hope of restoration.

2. New Covenant

a. Christ is the hope of restoration.

b. Christ became a curse for us.

c. We are blessed through faith in Christ.

d. There are commands befitting the covenant relationship.