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  <h2>Sermon Notes:</h2><p class="">1) Rival Kingdoms</p><p class="">2) God's Response to His Rivals</p><p class="">3) The Son Declares Salvation & Judgment</p><p class="">4) Injunctions to Respond</p><h2>Reflection Questions:</h2><p class="">1. In what ways do you see the nations in an uproar against God? </p><p class="">2. How can our response to the nations be similar to God's? </p><p class="">3. How should our "thick, blood-bought, family" relationship with our God affect our thoughts, emotions, repentance, and obedience?</p>

Psalm 2 Sermon Notes:1) Rival Kingdoms2) God's Response to His Rivals3) The Son Declares Salvation & Judgment4) Injunctions to RespondReflection Questions:1. In what ways do you see the nations in an uproar against God? 2. How can our response to the nations be similar to God's? 3. How should our "thick, blood-bought, family" relationship with our God affect our thoughts, emotions, repentance, and obedience?

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  Sermon Notes:<p>1) Rival Kingdoms</p><p>2) God's Response to His Rivals</p><p>3) The Son Declares Salvation &amp; Judgment</p><p>4) Injunctions to Respond</p>Reflection Questions:<p>1. In what ways do you see the nations in an uproar against God? </p><p>2. How can our response to the nations be similar to God's? </p><p>3. How should our "thick, blood-bought, family" relationship with our God affect our thoughts, emotions, repentance, and obedience?</p>

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Weekly sermons from Forestgate Presbyterian Church (PCA) in northern Colorado Springs.

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