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Scripture: John 5:1-15 I. Only Jesus can make you well. A. In the midst of the joy of a Jewish feast, there are some very sad people mentioned in verse 3: the blind, lame and paralyzed. One of the sad and hopeless people is described in vs. 5. He is a man who had been an…
Scripture: Matthew 22:41-46 I. The Messiah is the Son of David. A. At the close of Matthew 22, the Pharisees (vs. 41) are gathered around Jesus. Jesus asks them an academic question in vs. 42: “What do you think about the Christ? Whose son is he?” Jesus is directing the religious leaders to the real…
Scripture: John 21:15-17 I. You know you love Jesus if you repent after you sin. This conversation between Jesus and Peter in John 21 takes place after Jesus has been raised from the dead. On the night before Jesus died, Peter had denied even knowing Jesus. How painful this must have been for Peter. What…
Scripture: Matthew 7:1-6 I. We see specks in others because we like to play God. A. The word judge (vs. 1) has a wide range of meanings. Sometimes, we speak about judging in terms of evaluating or analyzing a person’s behavior. And sometimes we speak about judging in terms of a judge condemning someone in…
Sermon Outline Scripture: Matthew 9:27-31 I. You should respond with faith to Jesus’ authority. A. Right before the blind men approach Jesus in Matthew 9:27, Jesus has just performed two astounding miracles out in the open (vs. 20 and 25). The blind men called Jesus Son of David. The Son of David was the Messiah.…
Sermon OUtline Scripture: John 1:35-42 I. You should seek Jesus because you want to follow Him. A. In John 1 we see John the Baptist handing off his ministry to Jesus. The last of the old covenant prophets stood face to face with the one who fulfilled all those prophecies: Jesus. Jesus notices that he…
Sermon Outline Scripture: Luke 2:8-20 I. You respond in faith when you hear well. A. The message of the angel to the shepherds is found in vs. 10-12. This is great news. It is news that would bring joy to all of the Jewish people. How did the humble shepherds respond to this news? They…
Scripture: Matthew 2 I. Since Jesus alone is king, Jesus is a threat to everyone who wants to be king. We see how threatened King Herod felt when he was told about the birth of King Jesus. The wise men do find Jesus, but when they find him, they don’t go back to tell King…
SErmon Outline Scripture: Matthew 1:18-23 I. The fact that Jesus has two fathers means Jesus is God. A. We first learn that Jesus’ father is God in vs: 18. We see there that God the Holy Spirit is the father. The human life growing in the womb of Mary was a supernatural miracle performed by…
sERMON oUTLINE Scripture: Matthew 1:1-17 I. The message of Christmas is that the Gospel is good news, not good advice. A. Matthew begins the Christmas story with a list of names. He lists many of the ancestors of Jesus. Why? He is grounding the person of Jesus in history. He is saying that Jesus is…
