Sermon Overview:

When it comes to going on mission, there is no way it is going to happen unless we have power from above. We need the power of God if we are ever going to do the things of God. Therefore, we have to understand how it is we are built up in the Lord and walk in the power of his might.

Sermon Outline:

1. Fillling of the Spirit

2. Feasting on the truth

3. Praying without ceasing

Scripture Reading:

Acts 1:4-5, 2:1-4

Sermon Overview:

There is one thing that drives the mission, and it is love. Without love there is no mission. And without love we will not be zealous for the mission.

Sermon Outline:

1. Jesus’ mission was given out of love

2. Jesus’ mission was commissioned in love

3. Jesus’ mission was based upon a love for his Father

4. Jesus’ mission was motivated by a love for the lost

Scripture Reading:

1 John 4:7-21

Sermon Overview:

Once we get off mission, and get caught up in the idolatry of the age, it isn’t as easy as simply getting back on mission. We must first deal with the idols, and then turn to the Lord our God with our whole heart.

Sermon Outline:

1. The way we get off mission

2. The way we get back on mission

Scripture Reading:

Joel 2:12-21

Sermon Overview:

From the very beginning God made us to be on mission. So when we have been on mission, and stayed focused on it, all went well, but when we disobeyed God and strayed from the mission, all went wrong.

Sermon Outline:

1. God made us to be on mission

2. God’s people, Israel, on mission

3. God’s people failed to remain on mission

Scripture Reading:

Psalm 2:1-12

Sermon Overview:

When we see and taste the goodness of God, we will never be the same, because we will know that there is nothing better in this universe than God himself. His gifts are merely a token and expression of him. It is his very person that is the supreme good. Life is merely expressing the myriad of ways that the supreme goodness of God is revealed to us.

Sermon Outline:

1. Creation declares the goodness of God

1. Israel's history reveals the goodness of God

3. Jesus' ministry manifests the goodness of God

4. Our blessings in Christ demonstrates the goodness of God

Scripture Reading:

Psalm 65:1-13

Sermon Overview:

God is above all, governs all and holds all things in subjection to him by his great power. Therefore, the believing heart trusts him and fears him gladly. The unbelieving heart doubts and fears circumstances instead.

Sermon Outline:

1) His very Word made heaven and earth

2) He messes with mighty nations

3) He personally makes and observes every person

4) He gives salvation to those who fear and trust him

Scripture Reading:

Psalm 46:1-11

Message from Tyler Hatcher on August 20, 2017

INTRODUCTION

Historical significance of Romans

What Life is All About

BY THE MERCIES OF GOD

Brotherly Tone

The Romans Road

The Gospel as Mercy

Judging Neighbors

Hutus and Tutsis

Rescue

Adoption

WORSHIP

Definition

English

Greek

Humans as Worshipers

You Are What You Worship

Idol Making

BODILY SERVICE

Old Testament Worship

Spirit and Truth

Means of Mercy

CONCLUSION

Sermon Overview:

We sometimes wonder why God couldn’t have simply forgiven us and spared his Son. Why spill his blood and have him die? The reason we don’t understand this is because we don’t understand the supreme value of our God, the nature of our sin, and the payment necessary to atone for it.

Sermon Outline:

1. Value

2. Sin

3. Death

Scripture Reading:

Psalm 104:1-24

The ministry of the church is unfinished disciples fulfilling what’s lacking in one another.