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Main Idea: If you are rich in God and you cherish the treasure of God’s kingdom, then do not be anxious for abundance in the thing of earth. Big Idea: If you have been returned to the garden, God has then given us everything we need. I. Seek the treasures of Christ’s kingdom not the treasures of the world for rest for your soul. A. Life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions. (Luke 12:13-15) B. Wealth in God is the cure for the soul. (16-21) C. It is your Father’s good pleasure to give you his kingdom. (22-32) D. Therefore, treasure his kingdom. (33-34)

Title: Acedia Main Idea: Everyone must be constantly ready for the return of Christ by being faithful now to Christ. Do not be defiant, distracted, or ignorant of his will. Big Idea: Prepare for Christ’s return with devotion to his word and endurance through tribulation,. I. Be ready for the unexpected return of the Son of Man (Luke 12:35-48) A. Stay dressed and alert for the master’s unknown return. (35-36) B. The master will bless those who are ready by reversing roles with them. (37-40) C. Who is this parable meant for? (41-48) Faithful Manager Defiant Manager Distracted Manager Ignorant Manager

Big Idea: How do we grow as individuals who take advantage of opportunities to do good for others? I. If you are free in Christ by the Spirit, walk step by step with the Spirit. A. To Walk Step by Step With the Spirit, You Must Boast Only in the Cross. (Gal 6:14) B. You Who Boast in the Cross, are New Creations (Gal. 6:15) C. You Who are New Creations, Have the Unending Peace and Mercy of God in Your Lives. (Gal 6:16) 1. Live Free to Restore Others Who are Struggling in Sin. (Gal 6:1) 2. Live Free to Bear the Burdens of Others (Gal 6:2) 3. Live Free to Sow in the Spirit. (Gal. 6:6)

Galatians 5: Either Or or Both And by Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Idea: In the midst of pain, call to midn the resurrection of Christ and find joy in your sadness in your own resurrection. Big Idea: Let us all call to mind the enduing love of God for us that was exhibited to Christ in his resurrection. I. God will not abandon his people. A. The return of Israel (Ezra 1-2) B. Re-establishing Worship (Ezra 3:1-7) C. Laid the Foundation of the Temple of the Lord (Ezra 3:8-9) D. Celebrated teh Lord's Faithfulness (Ezra 3:10-13) E. The Joy of the Resurrection F. Our Current Lamenting G. The Joy of Our Resurrection

Great is Thy Faithfulness by Redeemer Fellowship Church

Main Idea: Uncomfortable, Awkward, Inconvenient, and Challenging Faith in Christ Leads to the Comfort Care of God adn the Spirit’s guidance in Life. Big Idea: Faith in Christ is Disruptive to the Society around you not conciliatory. I. Embrace the Discomfort of Confessing and Walking Humbly in Christ to Receive the Comfort of God for Eternity. A. Beware of the Leaven of the Pharisees, which is Hypocrisy. B. God is the One who has All Knowledge and Authority. C. However, God is the God of All Comfort. D. God’s Spirit will guide those who embrace uncomfortable faith in His Son. E. Beware of those who embrace comfortable faith that is void of confesing and walking humbly in Christ.

Lament: Lamentations 1-2 by Redeemer Fellowship Church

Growth Through Adversity by Redeemer Fellowship Church

I. Always Before Your Eyes (V. 1-9) II. What Will You Rely on to Obtain Favor (v. 10-14) III. Welcome to Your Cell (v. 15-24) IV. A 3D Promise (v. 25-29)

Main Idea: Be Like Paul, who was known by God, freed by Christ from slavery to the elementary principles, adopted by God, given the Spirit of Christ, by standing firm in freedom and not submitting again to slavery to the elementary principles. Big Idea: In the midst of fear and uncertainty, live in light of your freedom in Christ. I. You were once slaves to the elementary principles of the world. (4:1-3, 8-11) II. But now you have come to be known by God. (4:4-7, 9a-b, 21-31) III. Since you are now free in Christ, stand firm in your freedom. (5:1)

Galatians 2 March 8, 2020 • Matthew Castro • Galatians I. The Gospel to the Gentiles (Galatians 2:1-10) II. The Rebuke Heard Around the World (Galatians 2:11-14) III. The Persecutor of the church preaches the gospel to the Hero of the Pentacost. (Galatians 2:15-21) IV. What are the implications of the gospel?

Luke 11:37-54 January 26, 2020 • Denton Ice I. A hard heart loves exterior acts (v. 37-41) II. A hard heart is marked by pride (v. 42-44) III. A hard heart rejects God's word (v. 45-52) IV. A hard heart is hostile towards truth (v. 53-54)

Luke 11:24-28 January 12, 2020 • Matthew Castro I. Self-Reformation is Void of a Savior (v. 24-26) II. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for God's Word and they shall have God's Grace (v. 27-28)

hard words to hard hearts by Redeemer Fellowship Church

Luke 10:38-42 November 24, 2019 • Matthew Castro 1. When Busyness Becomes Sinful 2. When Service Becomes Sinful 3. When Sitting and Listening to God's Word Becomes and Obsession

Luke 11:1-13 December 29, 2019 I. Presupposition 1: God the Father is Generous with Those Who Boldly Ask II. Presupposition 2: God is a Good Father Who Gives What is Best to His Children III. The Chief Concerns in Prayer are God's Name and His Saving Rule IV. God is Glorified by Supplying our Needs, Forgiveness, and Protection

Luke 10:17-24: Rejoice That Your Names Are Written In Heaven by Redeemer Fellowship Church

Luke 11:14-23 January 5, 2020 • Matthew Castro I. The People Marveled in Opposition (v. 14-16) II. A Stronger Force has Invaded Your World (v. 17-23) III. Wordless and Churchless Christianity is a Christless Christianity

Main Idea: Christ Jesus has given eternal life by his compassion on you who are unable to love your neighbor perfectly. Big Idea: Eternal Life is available through the compassion of Christ. I. The Lawyer: How do I inherit eternal life? II. The Parable: Who is my neighbor? III. The Test: Which one of these showed mercy?