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1. A Series of Unfortunate Events (v. 1-8) 2. Futility of Toil (v. 9-15) 3. You Never Want to Meet Your Hero (v. 16) 4. Death and Taxes (v. 17-22) 5. Despair or Hope in a Meaningless World

1. The Fear of the Lord (5:1-7) 2. Vanity of Wealth (5:8-17) 3. Satisfaction Sold Separately (5:18-20)

1. Why are you oppressing your sheep, pastor? 2. The Pastor who leaves unloved is a failure. 3. A Pastor at the Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Idea: When a person recognizes their inadequacy, they cry out to the only one who is sovereign, loving, and wise in every situation. Context: The Disicples Continually Reminded of Their Inadequacy. I. Why does the boy have ? (v. 37-39, 44) A. On the next day, Jesus and his three disciples left the mountain to meet the crowd and heal a sick boy. (v. 37) B. And behold, a spirit seizes him, and he suddenly cries out. (v.38-39) C. In the midst of our suffering and pain, we must believe that God is sovereign. D. No circumstance can frustrate God’s purpose for our lives. E. Jesus said to his disciples, “The Son of Man is about to be delivered into the hands of men.” (v.) II. Why does fail to heal? (v. 40-41, 43-45) A. “And I begged your disciples to cast it out, but they could not.” (v. 40) B. Jesus answered, “O faithless and twisted generation, how long am I to be with you and bear with you?” (v. 41a) C. His disciples asked him privately, “Why could we not cast it out?” And he said t

1. Christ's Glory and Majesty are revealed in Time and Space 2. Christ's Glory and Majesty are the means of living hope in the present darkness 3. Christ's Glory and Majesty are the promise of your future destiny

1. Call and Preparation for extending Christ's mission 2. Empowerment for extending Christ's mission 3. Sent out for extending Christ's mission 4. Faith and wisdom for extending Christ's mission 5. Urgency and Dedication for extending Christ's mission

1. Christ provides physical and spiritual rest 2. Christ provides compassion in an undesirable circumstance 3. Christ provides for His church to minister to the world 4. Christ's Grace is sufficient and satisfying for all

1. No Person can Take Away our Salvation 2. Nothing can Take Away our Salvation 3. More than Conquerors

Humiliation and Exaltation is a theme that is reflected in several hero stories. Christ Jesus's rise to glory starts with his humiliation on the cross and ends with his exaltation in his resurrection. Christ's humiliation frees his church from their slavery to sin. His exaltation establishes his church's hope in her future exaltation.

Humiliation and Exaltation is a theme that is reflected in several hero stories. Christ Jesus's rise to glory starts with his humiliation on the cross and ends with his exaltation in his resurrection. Christ's humiliation frees his church from their slavery to sin. His exaltation establishes his church's hope in her future exaltation.

1. To Know the End from the Beginning 2. God's Will for Sinners 3. God's purpose for Events in Your Life 4. God's Mean in Future Grace

Romans 8:18-25 I. Pain: We Have A Problem. II. Liberty: There will be a revolution in this century. III. Firstfruits: The first flower blooms from winter dormancy. IV. Certain Hope: Joy comes in the morning.

Romans 8:12-17 I. Spirit Possessors II. Sin Killers III. Princes and Princesses IV. Heirs of Glory

Romans 8:5-8

Luke 8:26-39 I. The Village Idiot II. Legion III. Son of the Most High God IV. Villagers V. A Missionary

January 27th 2019: The Parable of the Lamp by Redeemer Fellowship Church

I. Jesus Taught in Parables II. The Word of God Spread Widely III. The Heart That Blooms IV. The Role of the Church

I. The Scope of Jesus's Ministry II. The Content of Jesus's Ministry III. The Means of Jesus's Ministry IV. A Theological Vision for Women's Ministry

I. A Foolish Host II. A Wise Sinner III. A Forgiving Guest IV. The Great End of Our Existence

I. God's Lamb (John 1:29, Isaiah 53:1-8) II. The Glorious King (Psalm 24) III. The Kings of the Nations Rage (Psalm 2) IV. Hallelujah (Revelation 19:1-9)