Woodland Christian Church Sermons | Biblical Teaching

Lesson 1: (Part I) Jesus is the Rock for the ____________, and He’s the Rock for ______ __________ (Part II) if we ________ ______ teaching (Gen 49:24; 1 Sam 2:2; Psa 18:2; 1 Cor 10:4; Matt 16:18; Acts 4:11; Eph 2:20; 1 Pet 2:6; Matt 7:24).

Lesson 2: Obeying Jesus’ teaching allows us to handle the ____________ of ________ (Matt 7:25; Jam 1:2; Acts 14:22; 1 Thes 3:3; 1 Pet 4:12; John 16:33).

Lesson 3: Our response to Jesus’ teaching determines the outcome for ______ __________ (Matt 7:26-27; 13:5-8, 20-23).

 

Lesson 4: Wisdom and foolishness is demonstrated by ________ ____ ____ (Matt 7:24, 26; Luke 7:35).

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Lesson 1: (Part I) A house divided ____________ __________ (Part II) because it’s __________________ “itself” (Matt 12:25, 19:6; Gen 2:24; Eph 5:22, 25, 33, 6:1-4; 1 Pet 3:1, 7; Titus 2:5; Pro 15:16-17, 17:1; Phil 2:3-4).

Lesson 2: Jesus is ________________ ________ Satan and able to plunder people from his kingdom (Matt 12:25-29).

Lesson 3: (Part I) Strong men ______________ their houses spiritually (Part II) by putting ____________ __________ (Matt 12:29; John 10:10; 1 Pet 5:8; 2 Cor 10:4; Eph 6:12; Col 2:15; Heb 2:14; 1 John 3:8; Luke 9:49; Matt 7:22; Luke 9:49, 10:17; Acts 19:13).

Lesson 4: At WCC we want strong men to serve as __________________ of their ________________.

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Lesson 1: There are temptations in trials to:

 (Part I) ______ __________ (Jam 1:20).

(Part II) __________ ______ (Exo 14:10-12; Num 13:28-31).

(Part III) ______________ ______ (Gen 22; Jud 2:21-22, 3:4).

(Part IV) ________________ (Exo 16:2-3, 17:1-3; Phil 2:14, 4:4).

Lesson 2: Christ is with us when we experience __________________ during ____________ (1 Cor 10:1-4 cf. Rom 6:3; John 6:35; 1 Pet 2:18; Matt 16:18).

Lesson 3: We __________ ____________ when we give in to temptation (1 Cor 10:5-11; Num 11:4-5; Exo 32:1; Num 21:5; Deut 6:16; Psa 78:41, 56, 95:8-9, 106:14; Exo 12:23; 2 Sam 24:16; 2 Kin 19:35).

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Lesson 1: Even in the __________ ____________ “the Lord is [still] very compassionate and merciful” (Jam 5:11; Job 1:12, 2:6, 42:10-17).

Lesson 2: (Part I) There’s an “end intended by the Lord” ____ ____________ (Part II) but we often can’t ______ ____ (Part III) so

we must ________ by __________ (Jam 5:11; Job 32:1 cf. 40:3, 42:6; Gen 22:1-2, 12; Heb 11:1).

Lesson 3: The “end intended by the Lord” is ultimately __________ __________ (Gen 37:2; John 9:3; Gen 37:13-14 cf. Matt 15:24, John 4:34; Gen 37:15-16 cf. Luke 15:4, 19:10; Gen 37:18 cf. John 1:11; Gen 37:19 cf. John 11:53; Gen 37:21-22 cf. Matt 27:22-23; Gen 37:23 cf. John 19:23; Gen 37:24 cf. Eph 4:9; Gen 37:25 cf. Matt 27:41; Gen 37:28 cf. Psa 16:10; Gen 37:28 cf. Matt 2:14; Gen 41:38-42 cf. 1 Cor 15:27, Phil 2:9-10; Gen 41:55, 47:15 cf. John 6:51).

Lesson 4: The greatest act of evil God meant for good to save many people took place ________ __________ (Gen 50:20; Rom 8:28).

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Lesson 1 (Part I): We’re ______________ when we persevere through trials, (Part II) the greatest blessing being ______________ ________ (Jam 1:12, 5:11; Gen 22:15; Heb 10:36; 1 Pet 1:9).

Lesson 2: Perseverance doesn’t mean ____________________ (Job 9:23, 21:4, 9, 17, 24:12, 31:35-32:1, 40:3-5, 42:1-6).

Lesson 3: While Job persevered he longed for…

(Part I) A ________________ (Job 9:1-4, 32-35; Eph 3:12; Heb 4:16).

(Part II) An ________________ (Job 16:19-21).

(Part III) A ________________ (Job 19:25-27).

Lesson 4: There’s only one righteous Man who suffered and __________ ______ ______________ (Rom 8:34; 1 Tim 2:5; 1 John 2:1; Heb 10:12; Psa 16:10-11).

Lesson 1: (Part I) __________ be ____________ to tell your children, “No!” and…(2 Sam 13:5-7, 24-27; Pro 13:24, 29:15)

(Part II) ____________ ________ when they ask a second time.

(Part III) “Let your ‘____’ be ‘____’” (Matt 5:37; Jam 5:12; Eph 6:4).

Lesson 2: (Part I) Don’t __________ ______________________ you won’t - or can’t – enforce (Part II) and ___________ ______________ if you do (Ecc 5:5; Josh 9; Judg 11:29-31; 1 Sam 14:39, 25:22; Mark 6:23-28; Ecc 5:2; Pro 18:13; Pro 21:23; Jam 1:19-20).

Lesson 3: The Gospel allows God to be a ________________ and ________ Father.

Questions for Family Discussions

Parents ask children: Do you feel like we…

Give in to you? Does our “no” becomes “yes”?

Make threats without following through?

Humble ourselves when we say things we shouldn’t?

Children ask parents: Do you feel like we keep pushing after being told “no”?

Lesson 1: Eli didn’t:

(Part I) Teach his sons the seriousness of __________ ______, but we should (1 Sam 2:12, 17, 23-25 cf. 2 Sam 12:7-9).

(Part II) Move past ______________ to disciplining, but we should (2 Sam 12:10-12; Pro 13:24).

(Part III) Remember God’s ________________ and remind his sons of it, but we should (1 Sam 2:27-28; Psa 51:5).

(Part IV) Put God ahead of ______ ________, but we should (1 Sam 2:29-31; Matt 10:37).

Lesson 2: (Part I) Don’t be a __________________ with your children (Part II) instead model what you want ________ ________ (Rom 2:1, 21-24; Matt 7:1-5).

Lesson 3: Tell your children you’re a ____________ (Mic 6:6-8).

Lesson 1: Don’t save up money:

(Part I) For ______________ reasons (Luke 12:17-19, 21).

(Part II) And put your __________ in it (Luke 12:19; Pro 11:28a; 1 Tim 6:9; Matt 19:23-24).

(Part III) To “____________” (Luke 12:19 cf. Num 8:23-26; 1 Tim 5:6).

Lesson 2: Give:

(Part I) In this life to ____________ in ________________ (Luke 12:21 cf. Matt 6:19-21).

(Part II) But you don’t have to “__________” (Rom 2:25; Gal 5:3; Jam 2:10).

(Part III) __________________ to your income (1 Cor 16:2; 2 Cor 8:12; Luke 12:48).

(Part IV) __________________________ (Mark 12:41-44; 2 Sam 24:22, 24).

(Part V) ________________ (2 Cor 9:7).

Lesson 3: A ____________-________________ home is a rich home (Pro 15:16-17, 16:8, 17:1; Psa 37:16; Rev 3:17 cf. Rev 3:9; Deut 6:7).

Lesson 1: (Part I) You can develop the habit of ______________ or ____________ money (Part II) and you pass this along to ________ ________________ (1 Tim 5:13; 1 Cor 15:33; Heb 10:25; Deut 6:7 & 11:19; Pro 22:6; Eph 6:4).

 

Lesson 2: Most people don’t have an ____________ ______________, they have a spending problem.

Lesson 3: Spending problems are often a result of:

(Part I) __________ __________________ that add up (Pro 13:22a, 6:8, 30:24, 21:20).

(Part II) __________________ purchases (1 Cor 4:2).

(Part III) ____________________: don’t be an ________!!! (Gen 27:34; Heb 12:16; Phil 3:19; Matt 4:2-3; Isa 40:31; Luke 8:15; Jam 1:19).

(Part IV) ________-______________________ ( Gen 3:4b-5; Luke 9:23; 2 Sam 13:4; 1 Kin 21:7; Matt 4:3, 6; Rom 6:23; Jonah 4:11; Psa 51:1-2; Heb 4:14, 16).

Lesson 1: Money is ____________, but what we do with it is __________________.

Lesson 2: Understand the biblical principle of, “putting off and putting on”, “stopping and ________________”, or “severing and

__________________” (Eph 4:25-32; Col 3:8-14).

Lesson 3: Apply this principle to your finances by:

(Part I) Putting off a ________ of __________ (Part II) and putting on a view of ______________________ (1 Tim 6:10; Luke 16:14; 1 Tim 3:3, 6:9; 2 Tim 3:2; Heb 13:5; Hag 2:8; 1 Chr 29:14, 16; Deut 8:18; 1 Cor 4:7).

(Part III) Putting off ________ (Part IV) and putting on ____________ (Pro 22:7; Matt 6:24; Rom 13:8; Pro 13:22, 21:20, 6:8, 30:24).

(Part V) Putting off obtaining money _____________ (Part VI) and putting on obtaining it “____________ by

____________” (Pro 28:20, 22, 10:4, 14:23, 28:19, 13:11; Matt 25:27).

Lesson 4: ____________ ________ our debt for us (Matt 6:12, 5:3; Luke 4:18; 2 Cor 8:9; Matt 17:24; Rom 13:6; John 19:30; Matt 18:23-27; Luke 15:20).

There were two slides shown during the sermon. The information for them is below.

SLIDE 1...

—Consider these two examples…

Example 1: A 30 year old investing $200 per month at 7% interest will have $244,000 at 60 years old.

Example 2: A 20 year old investing $200 per month at 7% interest will have $525,000 at 60 years old. —

Starting 10 years earlier results in more than twice as much money: a difference of $281,000.

SLIDE 2...

PERSON A

PERSON B

Age

Invested

Total

Invested

Total

19

$2,000

$2,240

$0

20

$2,000

$4,749

$0

21

$2,000

$7,558

$0

22

$2,000

$10,706

$0

23

$2,000

$14,230

$0

24

$2,000

$18,178

$0

25

$2,000

$22,599

$0

26

$2,000

$27,551

$0

27

$0

$30,857

$2,000

$2,240

30

$0

$43,352

$2,000

$10,706

35

$0

$76,802

$2,000

$33,097

40

$0

$134,646

$2,000

$72,559

45

$0

$237,293

$2,000

$142,104

50

$0

$418,191

$2,000

$264,665

55

$0

$736,995

$2,000

$480,660

60

$0

$1,298,837

$2,000

$861,317

65

$0

$2,288,996

$2,000

$1,532,166

$16,000

$78,000