The Hallows Church

Study Luke 7 with Pastor Andrew Arthur to explore why Jesus said, "I tell you, I have not found so great a faith even in Israel" to a surprising figure. As we worship together, may we be encouraged by how a humble faith trusts not in personal credentials but in the power of Christ.

Sermon Outline:

1) Sickness, Suffering, and Death, Vv. 1-3

2)The Religious Mentality, Vv. 4-5

-Isaiah 64:6

-Philippians 3:4-8

3) The Requisite Humility, Vv. 6-8

4) The Affirmation of Faith, Vv. 9-10

-Jesus is sovereign over all suffering.

-Jesus is the servant of all peoples.

-Jesus is the true and better soldier.

Topics included:

Palm Sunday- Why Jesus rode in on a colt to Jerusalem.

God as servant leader.

God is sovereign.

How God fights on behalf of His people for His glory.

Study Luke 6:20-49 with Stephen Searles, Hallows Church Planter in Residence, to see how Jesus turns values and assumptions on their heads when He paints a picture of what life looks like when He gets His way. As we study together, we will see a beautiful, and often surprising, picture of sacrificial love, generous mercy and boundless grace.

Sermon Outline:

Ecclesiastes 1:1-11

Life in the Kingdom of God is . . .

Joyful (vv. 20-26)

Graceful (vv. 27-35)

Merciful (vv. 36-38)

Helpful (vv. 39-42)

Beautiful (vv. 43-45)

Stable (vv 46-49)

Questions and Topics Addressed:

Forgiveness

Beatitudes

Sermon on the Mount

Kingdom of God

Grace

Mercy

Beauty

Study Luke 6:20-49 with Pastor Andrew Arthur to see how Jesus turns values and assumptions on their heads when He paints a picture of what life looks like when He gets His way. As we study together, we will see a beautiful, and often surprising, picture of sacrificial love, generous mercy and boundless grace.

Sermon Outline:

Ecclesiastes 1:1-11

Life in the Kingdom of God is . . .

Joyful (vv. 20-26)

Graceful (vv. 27-35)

Merciful (vv. 36-38)

Helpful (vv. 39-42)

Beautiful (vv. 43-45)

Stable (vv 46-49)

Questions and Topics Addressed:

Forgiveness

Beatitudes

Sermon on the Mount

Kingdom of God

Grace

Mercy

Beauty

Join Pastor Andrew Arthur in studying Luke 6:12-19 to consider what is needed before facing the world, serving the world and leaving the world as disciples of Jesus.

Sermon Outline:

1)Before facing the world, let’s talk to the Father.

2)While serving the world, let’s trust the Father.

-Trust His Choices

1 Corinthians 1:27-29

Acts 4:13

Revelation 21:12-14

-Trust His Means

3) When leaving the world, let’s turn to the Father.

Luke 23:46

Study Luke 5:33-6:11 with Stephen Searles, our Hallows Church Planter in Residence and consider how in the new covenant, we receive hearts that can accommodate the life Jesus brings– lives filled with joy, satisfaction, and restoration.

“Why do you eat and drink with tax collectors and sinners?” The religious persons of the day asked Jesus this question, and it's still a question to be asked today. As we explore Jesus' answer this Sunday during worship, may we identify with those Jesus calls upon, understand Jesus' calling and respond to the call for the Church as seen in our study of Luke 5.

“Why do you eat and drink with tax collectors and sinners?” The religious persons of the day asked Jesus this question, and it's still a question to be asked today. As we explore Jesus' answer this Sunday during worship, may we identify with those Jesus calls upon, understand Jesus' calling and respond to the call for the Church as seen in our study of Luke 5.

As we continue our study in the book of Luke (5:17-26), may we be encouraged with the expressions of faith, authority and worship witnessed in this passage.

As we recall, rejoice in, and rely on the gospel in the midst of both pain and joy, certainty and uncertainty, peace and war, we continue our study in the book of Luke. May we be encouraged by the timeless truths found in Luke 5:12-16–-that our deepest needs to be healed and saved are willingly met by Jesus.

SERMON OUTLINE

1) Knowing Our Need v.12

-Our Need to be Healed

Lev. 13:45-46

-Our Need to be Saved

2) Knowing Our Savior vv.13-14

Matt. 5:17

-Who is Willing to Heal

-Who is Willing to Save

2 Cor. 5:21

1 Tim. 1:15

3) Knowing Our Purpose v.15

4) Knowing Our Limits v.16

-Our Need to Recover

Eccles. 4:6

-Our Need to Recalibrate

John 6:15

As we recall, rejoice in, and rely on the gospel in the midst of both pain and joy, certainty and uncertainty, peace and war, we continue our study in the book of Luke. May we be encouraged by the timeless truths found in Luke 5:12-16–-that our deepest needs to be healed and saved are willingly met by Jesus.

SERMON OUTLINE

1) Knowing Our Need v.12

-Our Need to be Healed

Lev. 13:45-46

-Our Need to be Saved

2)Knowing Our Savior vv.13-14

Matt. 5:17

-Who is Willing to Heal

-Who is Willing to Save

2 Cor. 5:21

1 Tim. 1:15

3) Knowing Our Purpose v.15

4)Knowing Our Limits v.16

-Our Need to Recover

Eccles. 4:6

-Our Need to Recalibrate

John 6:15