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Big Idea: Righteous Anger Should Lead Us to Righteous Actions

Big Idea: The Gospel Humbles & Disarms Exposing The Idols of Our Heart1. Idol of Self-Made Religion2. Idol of Self-Righteousness3. Idol of Self-Dependence4. God's Upside-Down Kingdom

Big Idea: Fellowship is the outflow of "one another" ministry.1. Koinonia - One's Self2. Allelon - One Another

Big Idea: You are Called to be a Disciple Who Makes DisciplesCircles of Discipleship1. Big Circle - Can be Seen2. Medium Circle - Can be Heard3. Small Circle - Can be Known

Big Idea: The only Bible some people read may be your life.1. The Bible is a book of Blessing2. The Command of the Word3. The Example of Being a Doer

Big Idea: Worship is LIFEAscribing to God His Worth through our LIFEL - Loves (the affections of our heart)I - I (Self) (offering the entirety of our life to God as a willing, daily sacrifice)F - Finances Family FutureE - Everything

Big Idea: We Have a Mission1. What is the mission of the Church?2. Why is it important for the Church to stay on Mission?3. How can the Church accomplish this Mission to stay on point?

Big Idea: The Gospel is Love Born in a Manger & Displayed on a Cross1. The Son of Man is Fully Human Empathizing With Our Weaknesses2. The Son of Man is Fully God Living the Sinless Life We Could Not3. The Son of Man is Freely Offered Gifting Eternal Life to All Who Believe

Big Idea: The Gospel is Great Joy for All Who BelievePursuit of Joy1. What Does It Mean That Jesus Is the Christ?2. Why Does Peter's Personal Profession of Christ Matter?3. Is the Pursuit of Christ Worth the Cost?

Big Idea: The Gospel Brings Peace Transforming and Cleansing the Sinful HeartPeace Robber #1 - Pursuit of Rules over Pursuit of GodPeace Robber #2 - Bending God's Commands Rather Than Joyful ObediencePeace Robber #3 - Accepting Behavior Modification Instead of Radical Heart Transformation

Big Idea: The Gospel is Hope for the Hopeless1. Hope Rises From The Ashes of Broken Expectations2. Hope Rises in God's Divine-Human Cooperative3. Hope Rises From God's Public Display of Divine Power

Big Idea: The Gospel Overpowers the Demonic Realm1. The Devil and his demons seek to destroy mankind2. The demonic realm is rightly fearful of God and His power3. Demonic Possession is real4. Satan and his demons destroy everything they touch 5. Jesus brings physical and spiritual deliverance and calls us to share the same

Big Idea: The Gospel Displaces Fear with Faith.7 Truths of Mark 4:1. God's will is not an absence of storms2. Experience is not a substitute for relationship3. Storms are designed to draw you to God not drive you from Him4. Storms are meant to shape us not break us5. Storms are revealing of both God and you6. Who is in your boat is more important than what is outside your boat7. God brings peace at the end of the storm

Big Idea: The Gospel is entrusted to the unqualified and undeserved.1. The recruitment process (Mark 3:13-15)2. Who did Jesus recruit? (Mark 3:16-19)3. The ministry impact of these men? - Embraced the Mission of Jesus (Matt. 28:19-20)- Many came to faith because of the work of the Holy Spirit through them- Today we have the Gospel because of their faithfulness and willingness.-Their names will always be remembered in the History of the Church.

Big Idea: The Gospel calls me to live among sinners with a redemptive mission.1. Jesus intentionally spent time with known sinners (Mark 2:13-14)2. Jesus welcomed sinners into his presence and life (Mark 2:15-16)3. Jesus brought Gospel hope to helpless sinners (Mark 2:17)

Big Idea: The Gospel is greater than its messengers.

Big Idea: Jesus is Good News1. Author: John Mark2. Date of writing: 50 AD3. Shortest of the four GospelsThe beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ the Son of God.

Big Idea: To Bless Israel is to be Blessed; To Curse Israel is to be Cursed1. God is the Father and Founder of Israel Genesis 12; Deuteronomy 7:7-9; Exodus 4:222. God as Father Provides, Disciplines & Protects Israel3. God Has a Future for IsraelJeremiah 30:3; Revelation 21:10b, 12b

Big Idea: God’s Providence is Seen Even in Judgement1. Observation2. Interpretation3. Application