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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…
Sermon Outline November 15, 2020 Scripture: Habakkuk 3:3-16 I. The glory of God comes in salvation. A. “You went out for the salvation of your people, for the salvation of your anointed” (vs. 13). Everything that God does in history He does for a reason. God always acts for the salvation of His people. And…
Sermon Outline Scripture: Habakkuk 3:1-2 I. We should pray that God preserves life. A. Habakkuk begins his prayer in verse 2 by saying: “O LORD, I have heard the report of you.” Habakkuk has heard the revelation that God has given to him about what is going to happen to Israel. He knows the destruction…
Sermon Discussion Questions 1. Why is it foolish to worship an idol? What are some modern idols that we worship today? 2. In what way is an idol a teacher of lies (vs. 18)? How does an idol deceive the person who worships it? 3. In what way does God want the proud to be silent before Him…
SERMON DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1) What does Habakkuk choose to praise God for in vs. 12-13? Are there some aspects of God’s character you need to praise Him for in your difficult days today?2) Why is Habakkuk troubled by God’s decision to use Babylon to bring judgment on Judah (vs. 15-17)? What is the cause of…
