I. Jesus disarms the devil, v14. II. Jesus delivers us from death, v15. III. Jesus diverts the wrath of God from us, vv16-17. IV. Jesus delivers help to us in our temptations, v18.

Why did God become Man? I. To lead many sons out of misery and into glory, v10. II. To set apart his brothers, vv11-12. III. To secure God's children as a gift, v13.

Why did God become Man? I. To lead many sons out of misery and into glory, v10. II. To set apart his brothers, vv11-12. III. To secure God's children as a gift, v13.

A sermon by Rev. Dr. Chris Miller on the role of elders and deacons in the church, as servants of Christ, and examples of Christ's ministry to us.

Why did God become man? I. vv5-8 Because of creation: God made man for dignity and dominion, and by a man our dignity and dominion must be restored. II. v8 Because of the fall: the disorder and death man suffers. III. v9 Because of the new creation: So Jesus came to restore us.

Why did God become man? I. vv5-8 Because of creation: God made man for dignity and dominion, and by a man our dignity and dominion must be restored. II. v8 Because of the fall: the disorder and death man suffers. III. v9 Because of the new creation: So Jesus came to restore us.

Why did God become man? I. vv5-8 Because of creation: God made man for dignity and dominion, and by a man our dignity and dominion must be restored. II. v8 Because of the fall: the disorder and death man suffers. III. v9 Because of the new creation: So Jesus came to restore us.

Antidotes to drifting away from Jesus: I. Pay much closer attention to the Gospel, v1. II. Contemplate your certain severe punishment if you neglect the Gospel, vv2-3. III. Consider God's confirmations of the truth of the Gospel, vv3-4.

I. The Method of His Instruction. II. The Message. 1) Unlike angels, Christ is creator and controller of the universe, vv10-12. 2) Unlike angels, Christ is the victorious ruler over his enemies, v13. 3) Whereas Christ came to save, he sends his angels to serve, v14.