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Main Idea: Let the Christian boast in the Lord to influence others with the gospel truths.
II) Everyone boasts about some things (17a)
III) The bad type of boasting ( 7-13, 18a)
IV) The good type of boasting ( 13-17, 18b)
V) Conclusion (17)
Main Idea: Christian maturity is vital for contending the gospel truths of Jesus.
I) The meekness and gentleness of the heart (1-2)
II) The warfare of the mind (3-5a)
III) The capture of the will. (5b,6)
I. Introduction
II. Necessity of the newness of life (Eph 2.1-3)
III. Entry into the newness of life
IV. Walking in the newness of life
V. Conclusion
Men’s action (vs 3-4): reveals their depraved character.
God’s response (vs 5-8): reveals the grace of God for mankind and His faithfulness to restore His kingdom on earth.
Conclusion (v 9).
I. Introduction: The presence of a misplaced priority, a misplaced perspective, a misplaced godliness amid God’s people speaks of a greater spiritual concern – a misplaced kingship of Christ.
II. Ways of rejecting the Kingship of Christ - (a)substitution, (b)syncretism
III. Ways to reinstate the Kingship of Christ (v.22-23) - (a)God is going to shake the cosmos, (b)God is going to overthrow all kingdoms and dominions, (c)Christ has come to set up his kingdom
VI. Ways to live our lives under the kingship of Christ (v.23) - (a)avail oneself to serve the Lord, (b)answer the call to serve the Lord, (c)acknowledge the kingship of Christ
V. Conclusion: Christ is coming again to (a)judge the unbelieving, (b)bring his people home, and is (c)building his kingdom of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit.
I. Introduction II. The misuse of Scripture. III. The right use of Scripture. IV. Blessings for the right use of Scripture. V. Conclusion
God’s people will have His comfort and joy in godly grief. Introduction (2-4) I) Filling up those afflicted with comfort (5-8) II) Expecting earnestness in godly grief (9-12) II) Rejoicing when godly grief has proved true (13-15) Conclusion (16)
God loves the cheerful giver, sowing and reaping according to the gospel. I. The biblical principle of sowing and reaping(vs 6,7, 10) II. The benefits of sowing and reaping (vs 8, 10-14). III. The gracious generosity of God’s people glorifies Him (vs 9, 12, 13, 15)
The good administration of generous gifts encourages us to love one another. I. Heartfelt appeal for help(vs 8:16-19) II. Thoughtful preservation of integrity. (vs 8:20-24) III. Superfluous communication beyond doubt. (vs 9:1-56)
I. Introduction II. God sent His Son to redeem us so that we might be adopted as His sons now and for ever. (Gal 4: 4-5) III. God sent His Spirit so that we might experience our sonship and enjoy its privileges by having confidence, peace, boldness and stability to face whatever the world throws at us. (Gal 4:6-7) IV.Conclusion
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