Key Idea: We have a big problem—sin—but God has a perfect plan of salvation. I. The Crisis: The Serpent Tempts Eve (3:1-5) Three Lies 1. 2. 3. II. The Catastrophe: Man Rejects God (3:6-7) Sin tempts us to be ________________.

I. God Gave Creation Form (1:2-13) II. God Filled Creation with Life (1:14-2:2) III. God Rested from Creation (2:3) IV. All Things Good?

What Man Does What God Does How Faith Responds

Key Idea: Jesus, the King over all, was condemned in our place for our sins. I. The King of the Jews, Silent as a Lamb (15:1-6) II. The King of the Jews, Substitute for Sinners (15:7-20) Romans 5:8 but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for […]

I. Jesus Was Determined to Die He Prepared the Last Passover He Prophesied His Betrayal He Inaugurated the New Covenant He Foretold His Abandonment

Key idea: The way of wisdom is full of the greatest rewards. Obeying Parents Leads to Long Life Faithfulness Leads to Favor Trusting God Leads to Straight Paths Humility Leads to Healing

Key Idea: We need to live lives of repentance because Jesus offers greater joy than sin. 1. The Need for Repentance (vv.1-5) Repentance brings Blessing (v.1-2) The Testimony of Repentance (v.3-5) 2. The Joy that Repentance Brings (v.6-11) Repentance Brings the Protection of God (v.6-7) Repentance Brings the Wisdom of God (v.8-9) Repentance Brings the Joy of God (v.10-11)  

Jesus’ enemies asked Him three ‘impossible’ questions intended to expose His faults and deficiencies. Should we pay taxes to Caesar? (Mark 12:13-17) How does marriage and remarriage work in the resurrection? (Mark 12:18-27) Of the 613 commandments in the OT, which is the greatest? (Mark 12:28-34) But Jesus answers them flawlessly, and then turns the questions to us: Do […]

Key Idea: Jesus is King, not You The Confrontation (11:27-28) The Counter (11:29-30) The Cowardice (11:31-33) The Condemnation (12:1-9) The Cornerstone (12:10-12)