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(1) The profound depth of our pervasive covetousness (Q. 113) (2) The small beginning of our comprehensive obedience (Q. 114) (3) The rich purposes of our faithful law-preaching (Q. 115)

In Romans 8:28-39, we read a treasury of promises describing God's remarkable love for those He has called to be His own children. Dr. Joel Beeke preaches costly love, comprehensive love, and cumulative love.

(1) The power of your tongue; (2) Bearing false witness; (3) Backbiting, slandering, and judging falsely,

(1) Praying for the Spirit's inner strength; (2) Praying for Christ's indwelling love; (3) Praying for God's powerful glory.

Scripture Reading: Daniel 6 Text: Genesis 18:19 Theme: 8 Guidelines for Trusting God in Babylon 1. "As he did aforetime": Trust God as ________________ 2. "And prayed": Trust God though ____________________ 3. "His windows being open . . . toward Jerusalem": Trust God by______________ 4. "In his chamber": Trust God in _____________________ 5. "Kneeled upon his knees": Trust God with ______________ 6. "Three times a day": Trust God with ___________________ 7. "Before his God": Trust God as ________________________ 8. "And gave thanks": Trust God with _____________________

Scripture Reading: Romans 6:12-17 Text: Romans 6:12-17 Theme: The Holy Spirit's Role in Assurance of Salvation 1. The Spirit's developing "ought-ness within us" (v. 12) 2. The Spirit's help in killing sin (v. 13) 3. The Spirit's leadership in living as a Christian (v. 14) 4. The Spirit's imparting the sonship of adoption (v. 15) 5. The Spirit's witnessing with our spirits (v. 16) 6. The Spirit's assurance connected with heirship and suffering (v. 17)

Jesus' Office-bearing and Ours | Dr Joel Beeke | 30 August 2026