"hope" Tagged Sermons
1. Awakened to the ____________ of Renewal (vv. 1-6).
2. Summoned to the ___________ of Salvation (vv. 7-10).
3. Called ____________ from a Far Country (vv. 11-12).
1. Christ’s Intercession is a _______________ Doctrine (vv. 33-34).
2. Christ’s Intercession is a ___________________ Doctrine (vv. 34-35).
3. The Doctrine of Christ’s Intercession Strengthens our____________ in the Midst of Suffering (v. 35ff).
1. God’s Unchanging ____________________ (vv. 13-15).
2. God’s Unbreakable ____________________ (vv. 16-18).
3. Our Unshakeable ____________________ (vv. 19-20).
1. The Impossibility of ______________________.
2. The Presumption of ______________________.
3. The Implicit ______________________ Held Out.
1. A prophet in the heavenly ________________ (v. 8).
2. A hardening word of __________________ (vv. 9-12).
3. A _____________ for restoration, and a holy _____________ (v. 13).
1. Our Christian unity is rooted in our shared ________________ as sanctified ones — those who have been called to be ____________ (“saints”) (vv. 1-3).
2. The ___________ we share in common is a hope that should strengthen our Christian _____________ as we make our pilgrimage to glory (vv. 4-9).
3. Since Christ Himself is not _______________, we who are His Body — His church — must not be _______________ by worldly things such as personality cults, hero-worship or _______________ (vv. 10-17).
1. Understand the principle of representation. (v. 12)
2. Consider some of the practical implications of this doctrine. (v. 12)
1. Behold, a burial fit for a King!
2. A new tomb and an incorruptible hope.
3. Two lives transformed by our Lord’s saving death.
1. Prepare you minds for action (v 13a)!
2. Be sober – minded (v. 13b)!
3. Set your hope fully on future grace (v. 13c).
Deuteronomy 5:1-22
We have a foretaste in this age of the joy that is yet to come.
1. The character of the Christian’s joy (vv. 6, 8).
2. The reason for the Christian’s joy (v. 6).
3. The strength of the Christian’s joy (vv. 6-8).