Title: The Vision of Christ 

Text: Revelation 1:9-20 

Chris Hefner

Three Ways We Experience the Vision of the Unveiled Christ 

1. We experience the vision of the unveiled Christ by embracing the model of Christ’s servant. 

2. We experience the vision of the unveiled Christ by looking to the vision of Christ’s glory. 

  a .Christ empowers his churches. 

  b. Christ intercedes for his churches. 

  c. Christ purifies his churches. 

  d. Chris speaks to his churches. 

  e. Christ controls his churches. 

  f. Christ protects his churches. 

  g. Christ shines through his churches. 

3. We experience the vision of the unveiled Christ by receiving the comfort of Christ’s touch.

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Title: Got the Power of Gospel on My Mind

Text: Romans 1:8-17

Tad Craig

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Title: The Revelation of Jesus Christ 

Text: Revelation 1:1-8

Chris Hefner

1. Witness the centrality of Jesus Christ 
2. Witness the sovereignty of the Triune God 
3. Witness the blessings to and through God’s people 

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Title: The Revelation of Jesus Christ 

Text: Revelation 1:1-8

Chris Hefner

1. Witness the centrality of Jesus Christ 
2. Witness the sovereignty of the Triune God 
3. Witness the blessings to and through God’s people 

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Title: Introduction to Romans

Text: Romans 1:1-7

Chris Hefner

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Title: Too Many for God to Use? 
Text: Judges 7 

Chris Hefner

Three Principles for Understanding God’s Interventions

1. Our weaknesses become the opportunities for God’s interventions. 
2. Sometimes, God makes us even weaker to show his strength even more. 
3. Our participation in God’s interventions should always direct attention to God’s glories. 

Three Practices for Participating in God’s Interventions

1. Acknowledge weakness through prayer and the Word. 
2. Advance in obedience through attentiveness and courage. 
3. Announce in worship and witness the glory of God’s promises and interventions. 

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Title: Sin Cycles 

Text: Judges 2:6-10; 17:6; 21:25 

Chris Hefner

Cycle of Sin in Judges 

Sin—judgment—confession—judge rescues. 

Three Parts to the Sin Pattern in Judges 

1. When we don’t know the Lord, we won’t know or do what is right. 
2. When we don’t know what is right, we’ll do what is right in our own eyes. 
3. When we know the King, we’ll surrender and obey. 

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Title: Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out

Text: Joshua 7  

Chris Hefner

Two Sins that Can’t be Hidden

1. For the leader, we see the sin of self-reliance. 

2. For the rebel, we see the sin of self-obsession. 

Three Responses to Our Sins

1. Pray that God will show you your sin before he judges you for it. 

2. When you see your sin, waste no time and repent of it. 

3. Plead the forgiveness of God who can turn the place of trouble into a place of grace. 

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Title: Have Courage and Obey 

Text: Joshua 1:1-9 

Three Reasons We Need Courage 

1. Fear of past failures. 
2. Fear of future challenges. 
3. Fear of leadership losses. 

How Courage Supports our Faith

1. Courage inspires our faith in God’s promises.
2. Courage strengthens our obedience to God’s commands.
3. Courage stills our hearts in God’s presence.

 Means to Build Courage

1. Meditate on and obey God’s Word.
2. Rely on the Lord’s presence.
3. Trust in the Savior’s deliverance.  

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Title: A Call To Arms

Text: 1 Peter 4:1-2

Steve Robinson

 1.A call to be armed with the example of Christ.

• Christ’s suffering is a vital weapon in our warfare.

• We should be willing to suffer for righteousness because:

  -It is the way Christ suffered.

-Christ suffered for us.

-We are called for this purpose.

 2.A call to be armed with the mind of Christ.

• Remember Christ’s submissive spirit.

•  Remember Christ’s forgiving spirit.

3.A call to be armed with the victor’s character.

• A victorious sufferer ceases from sin.

-This does not suggest we will never sin again.

-We are no longer under the power of sin, but of Christ.

  -Sin no longer holds the same grip on the victor since we are dead to sin and alive to God.

 4.A call to be armed with the purpose of Christ.

• Christ’s purpose was to do the will of the Father.

Life is short! Pursue God’s will.

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