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Pastor Josh begins a new series on 2 Timothy beginning with an exposition on 2 Timothy 1:1-7. Study questions below:
1. Paul addresses Timothy as “my beloved child” (v. 2). How does this reflect the spiritual mentorship and covenantal relationship within the local church? How can we foster such relationships in our local congregation?
2. Paul gives thanks for Timothy’s “sincere faith” that was also in his grandmother Lois and mother Eunice (v. 5). How does this highlight the role of family in passing down the faith, and what does it teach us about God’s sovereignty in working through ordinary means to preserve His elect?
3. In verse 7, Paul says, “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control.” How does this verse encourage us to face challenges in our Christian life with boldness?
4. Reflect on verse 7: What fears or hesitations do you face in living out your faith or sharing the Gospel? How can the truth that God has given you a spirit of “power, love, and self-control” help you overcome these hesitations?
5. Paul’s gratitude for Timothy’s faith (v. 5) and his prayers for him (v. 3) show a deep pastoral care. How can we better support and pray for our pastors and members to remain faithful in their calling?
Missionary Landon Jones preaches from Isaiah 52:7-10 in this stand alone exposition.
Pastor Andrew preaches from 1 Peter 2 in this stand alone exposition.
OPENING: A Watchful Expectation of the Day of the LORD.
Vs. 9a. - A Holy People
Vs. 9b. - A Proclaiming People
Vs. 10-12 - A Faithful People
The Glorious Future - At Christ's Second Coming
(v. 17) The LORD dwells in Zion
(vv. 18-19) The Restoration of God's people
(vv. 20-21) The forever dwelling with God
Pastor David preaches on Joel 3:1-16 as we near the end of our study in the minor prophet, Joel.
THE COMING JUDGEMENT OF THE LORD.
(vv1-8) the LORD restores and judges;
(vv9-13) the nations rage and rebel;
(vv14-16) a refuge to the Lord’s People;
Pastor David continues our study in the book of Joel as he preaches on Joel 2:28-32. [Sermon outline below]:
THE LORD’S PROPHETIC PROMISE TO POUR OUT HIS SPIRIT.
(vv28-29) the PROMISE of the Spirit;
(vv30-31) the LORD’s WORKS displayed;
(v32) those who CALL on the LORD.
Pastor David continues our study in the second chapter of the book of Joel as he preaches on Joel 2:18-27. Sermon outline below.
THE LORD’S RESPONSE TO REPENTANCE:
(vv18-20) the jealousy of the Lord;
(vv21-24) gladness and rejoicing in provision;
(vv25-27) restoration by the Lord’s Hand.
Pastor Colton continues our study in the book of Joel as he preaches on Joel 2:12-17.
OUTLINE:
1. The Lord calls His covenant people to heartfelt repentance
(Joel 2:12-13a) — “return to me with all your heart..”
2. In light of His Character
(Joel 2:13b-14) — “He is gracious and merciful…”
3. That hope would be restored to all of His people (by repentance in faith).
(Joel 2:15-17) — “call a solemn assembly… spare your people…”
Pastor Andrew preaches on Joel 2:1-11 as he continues our study in the book of Joel.
Pastor David continues our study in the book of Joel as he preaches on Joel 1:13-20.
(vv13-14) The directive for ministers;
(v15) The Day of the LORD;
(vv16-18) The devastating consequences;
(vv19-20) The desperate need.
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