Grace Chapel Markham: Recent Episodes
Habib Sakr
I. The Perverse Question, VV.30-31
II. The Powerful Declaration, VV. 32-35
III. The Piercing Indictment, VV. 36
IV. The Profound Explanation, VV. 37-40
I. The Perverse Question, VV.30-31
II. The Powerful Declaration, VV. 32-35
III. The Piercing Indictment, VV. 36
IV. The Profound Explanation, VV. 37-40
I. The Perverse Question, VV.30-31
II. The Powerful Declaration, VV. 32-35
III. The Piercing Indictment, VV. 36
IV. The Profound Explanation, VV. 37-40
I. The Seeking Crowd, vv. 22-25
II. The Self-Serving Motives, v. 26
III. The Salient Admonition, v. 27
IV. The Short-Sighted Question, v. 28
V. The Summon to Believe, v. 29
I. The Susceptible Disciples
II. The Stormy Sea
III. The Sovereign Saviour
IV. The Suitable Response
I.The Dramatic Sight, Isaiah 6:1
II.The Dramatic Sight, Isaiah 6:2-4
III.The Dramatic Sight, Isaiah 6:5
IV.The Dramatic Sight, Isaiah 6:6-7
V.The Dramatic Sight, Isaiah 6:8
I. The Pleasure of Salvation, vv. 29-30
II. The Preparation of Salvation, v. 31
III. The Purpose of Salvation, v. 32
I. God's Incarnate Son Brings Greatest Glory to God, V. 14a
II. God's Incarnate Son Brings Greatest Good to Man, V. 14b
I. The Praise for God’s Promises, V. 67
II. The Performance of God’s Promise, VV. 68-70
III. The Purpose of God’s Promises, VV. 71-75
IV. The Procedure of God’s Promises, VV. 76-79
I. God's Grace Always Brings Worship. Luke 1:46-47
II. God's Grace is Stunningly Personal. Luke 1:48-50
III.God's Grace is a Shocking Reversal. Luke 1:51-53
IV.God's Grace is Steadfastly Faithful. Luke 1:54-55
I. The pertinent Setting, VV. 1-4
II. The Probing Question, VV. 5-6
III. The Paltry Response, VV. 7-9
IV. The Powerful Sign, VV. 10-11
V. The Plentiful Surplus, vv. 12-13
VI. The Perverted Attempt, VV. 14-15
VII. The Permanent Message
I. The pertinent Setting, VV. 1-4
II. The Probing Question, VV. 5-6
III. The Paltry Response, VV. 7-9
IV. The Powerful Sign, VV. 10-11
V. The Plentiful Surplus, vv. 12-13
VI. The Perverted Attempt, VV. 14-15
VII. The Permanent Message
John 5:31-47
I. The Reason for Belief
a. The Father's Threefold Testimony
i. John the Baptist
ii. Jesus' Miracles
iii. The Scriptures
II. The Real Nature of Unbelief
III. The Reason for Unbelief
I. The Believer's Regression, vv. 1-14, 16
II. The Believer's Recovery, vv. 15, 17-22
III. The Believer's Reward, vv. 23-28
I. The Teamwork Stated, V.17
II. The Teamwork Rejected, V.18
III. The Teamwork Restated, V.19
IV. The Teamwork - Its Motivation, V.20
I. The Origin of the Office
II. The Essential Functions of the Office
III. The Mutual Duties Related to the Office
I. The Defective Reception, VV.43-45
II. The Desperate Situation, V.46
III. The Desperate Cry, V.47
IV. The Disconcerting Response, V.48
V. The Determined Appeal, V.49
VI. The Definitive Declaration, V.50a
VII. The Decisive Choice, VV.50b-53
VIII. The Distinct Significance, V.54
I. The Defective Reception, VV.43-45
II. The Desperate Situation, V.46
III. The Desperate Cry, V.47
IV. The Disconcerting Response, V.48
V. The Determined Appeal, V.49
VI. The Definitive Declaration, V.50a
VII. The Decisive Choice, VV.50b-53
VIII. The Distinct Significance, V.54
I. Origin - How did I get here?
II. Purpose - Why am I here?
III. Destiny - Where am I going?
I. What Is Worship?
i. A Formal Definition
ii. A Working Definition
iii. A Practical Definition
II. What are the Prerequisites of True Worship?
i. A True Knowledge of God
ii. A Spiritual Sight of God
iii. Right Posture Before God
iV. A Purity of Heart & Life Before God
I. What Is Worship?
i. A Formal Definition
ii. A Working Definition
iii. A Practical Definition
II. What are the Prerequisites of True Worship?
i. A True Knowledge of God
ii. A Spiritual Sight of God
John 4:20-24
I. The Place of Worship
i. Negatively, V.21
ii. Positively, VV.23-24
II. The Knowledge of Worship
i. Negatively, V.22
ii. Positively, VV.23-24
I. The Historical Settting, vv. 1-6
II. The Proof of Illustration, vv. 7-15
i. The Request, vv. 7-8
ii. The Shocked Response, v. 9
iii. The 1st Explanation, v. 10
iv. The Suspicious Questions, vv. 11-12
v. The 2nd Explanation, v. 15
III. The Proof of Insight, vv. 16-19
IV. The Proof of Instruction, vv. 20-24
V. The Proof of Identification, vv. 25-26
John 3:1-8
I. The Necessity For the New Birth Established
i. First Affirmed
ii. Then Explained
II. The Nature of the New Birth Illustrated
i. It Is Sovereign
ii. It Is Effective
iii. It Is Mysterious
I. The Brazen Challenge, v.18
II. The Enigmatic Answer, v.19
III. The Flippant Response, vv.20-21
IV. The Ensuing Understanding, v.22
John 2:12-17
I. The Place, VV.12-13
II. The Discovery, V.14
III. The Response, VV.15-16
IV. The Zeal, V.17
I. Concerning Forgiveness of Sin
II. Concerning the Power of Sin
III. Concerning our Decaying Bodies
IV. Concerning the Day of Judgement
John 2:1-11
I. The Pertinent Setting, vv.1-2
II. The Pressing Problem, v.3
III. The Preeminent Son, v.4
IV. The Proper Response, v.5
V. The Peculiar Method, vv.6-7a
VI. The Prompt Obedience, vv. 7b-8
VII. The Powerful Miracle, vv.9-10
VIII. The Prominent Message, v.11
Gen. 3:1-5 Satan’s Temptation to Reject God – The Solicitation to Sin
v.1 Satan Questions Eve
v.2-3 Eve Affirms God’s Direction
vv.4-5 Satan Contradicts God’s Word – Justification to Sin
Gen. 3:6 The Origin and Nature of Rejecting God – The Sin
v.6 Partaking of the Forbidden Tree
a. Eve’s Desire, Decision and Action
i. Deceived - Believe a lie as truth - Unbelief
- The Silence of Sin
b. Eve and Adam Partake of the Forbidden Tree – Disobedience
i. Self-fulfilment, self-exaltation, selfish decisions, self-determination
c. God’s Image Bearers Corrupted
i. Corrupt Judgement, Corrupt Authority
ii. No Human Remedy, All Humans Corrupted
Gen. 3:1-5 Satan’s Temptation to Reject God – The Solicitation to Sin
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v.1 Satan Questions Eve
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v.2-3 Eve Affirms God’s Direction
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vv.4-5 Satan Contradicts God’s Word – Justification to Sin
Gen. 3:6 The Origin and Nature of Rejecting God – The Sin
- v.6 Partaking of the Forbidden Tree
a. Eve’s Desire, Decision and Action
i. Deceived - Believe a lie as truth - Unbelief
- The Silence of Sin
b. Eve and Adam Partake of the Forbidden Tree – Disobedience
i.Self-fulfilment, self-exaltation, selfish decisions, self-determination
c. God’s Image Bearers Corrupted
i.Corrupt Judgement, Corrupt Authority
ii. No Human Remedy, All Humans Corrupted
I. The Pertinent Setting, vv.1-2
II. The Pressing Problem, v.3
III. The Preeminent Son, v.4
IV. The Proper Response, v.5
V. The Peculiar Method, vv.6-7a
VI. The Prompt Obedience, vv. 7b-8
VII. The Powerful Miracle, vv.9-10
VIII. The Prominent Message, v.11
I. Behold the Enthusiasm for Sharing Jesus, VV.43-46
II. Behold the Omniscience of Jesus, VV. 47-49
III. Behold the Magnificence of Jesus, VV. 50-51
I. A Simple Testimony, VV .35-36
II. An Act of Faith, VV .37
III. A Heart-Searching Question, V.38. IV. A Sincere Inquiry, V.38
V. A Gracious Invitation, V.39
IV. A Willing Service, VV.40-42
I. The Background & Setting
II. The First Question Asked, v.19
III. John’s Answer, vv.20-23
i. Negatively
ii. Positively
IV. The Second Question, vv.24-25
V. John’s Response, vv.26-34
i. Verbal Answer, vv.26-27
ii. Action Answer, vv.29-34
I. The Background & Setting
II. The First Question Asked, v.19
III. John's Answer, vv.20-23
i. Negatively
ii. Positively
IV. The Second Question, vv.24-25
V. John's response, vv.26-34
i. Verbal Answer, vv.26-27
ii. Action Answer, vv.29-34
I. The Background & Setting
II. The First Question Asked, V.19
III. John’s Answer, VV.20-23
i. Negatively
ii. Positively
IV. The Second Question, VV.24-25
V. John’s Response, VV.29-34
i. Verbal Answer, VV26-27
ii. Action Answer, VV.29-34
I. The Nature of the Incarnation, v.14a
II. The Witness of the Incarnation, vv.14b-15
III. The Mission of the Incarnation, vv.16-18
I. The Nature of the Incarnation, v.14a
II. The Witnesses of the Incarnation, vv.14b-15
III. The Mission of the Incarnation, vv.16-18
I. The Facts of the Narrative, vv. 21-24
II. The Faithful Man Described, vv. 25-28
i. Righteous
ii. Devout
iii. Expectant
iv. Spirit-Lead
III. The Faithful Words Proclaimed, vv. 29-32
i. The Purpose of His Coming
ii. The Origin of His Coming
iii. The Intended Benefactors of His Coming
IV. The Fundamental Application
I. Jesus is God Eternal, V.1a
II. Jesus is God Distinct, V.1b
III. Jesus is God Equal, VV.1c-2
IV. Jesus is God Creator, V.3
V. Jesus is God Self-Existent, V.3
VI. Jesus is God Illuminator, VV.4-9
I. Jesus is Necessary for Life
II. Jesus is Central to Salvation
III. Jesus is Essential for Comfort & Assurance
I. The Lessons
i. Your Cares Matter to Him
ii. Your Spiritual Needs Matter to Him
II. The Blessing
i. Peace
ii. Love
iii. Grace
I. Our Orders, VV.10-13
a. The Command vv10-11a
b. The Objective v11b
c. The Enemy v12
d. The Summary v13
II. Our Armour, VV. 14-17
a. The Belt of Truth v.14a
b. The Breastplate of Righteousness, v.14
c. The Gospel of Peace v.15
d. The Shield of Faith v.16
III. Our Attitude, VV.18-20
I. Introduction
II. The Signs of Truth
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Old Testament Prophecies
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New Testament Prophecies
III. The Credibility of the Author
IV. The Seal or Stamp of Approval
V. Application
I. Our Orders, VV.10-13
a. The Command vv10-11a
b. The Objective v11b
c. The Enemy v12
d. The Summary v13
II. Our Armour, VV. 14-17
a. The Belt of Truth v.14a
b. The Breastplate of Righteousness, v.14
c. The Gospel of Peace v.15
d. The Shield of Faith v.16
III. Our Attitude, VV.18-20
I. Our Orders, VV. 10-13
a. The Command, vv. 10-11a
b. The Objective, v. 11b
c. The Enemy, v. 12
d. The Summary, v. 13
II. Our Armour, VV. 14-17
a. The Belt of Truth, v. 14a
b. The Breastplate of Righteousness, v. 14
III. Our Attitude, VV. 18-20
I. Our orders, vv. 10-13
a. The command, vv. 10-11a
b. The objective, v. 11b
c. The enemy, v. 12
d. The summary, v. 13
II. Our armour, vv. 14-17
a. The Belt of Truth v14a
III. Our attitude, vv. 18-20
I. The Task Assigned
II. The Task Defined
a) In Its Essence
i. The Negative Injunction
ii. The Positive Direction
iii. The Assumed Framework
b) The Major Means
i. The Discipline of the Lord
ii. The Instruction of the Lord
I. The Clear Commands, vv. 1-2a
II. The Encouraging Promises, vv. 2b-3
III. The Terrifying Warnings
IV. The Practical Exhortations & Applications
I. The Clear Commands, vv. 1-2a
II. The Encouraging Promises, vv. 2b-3
III. The Terrifying Warnings
IV. The Practical Exhortations & Application
I. Whole-hearted Appreciation, v. 1a
II. Awe-fueled Proclamation, v. 1b
III. Joy-filled Exultation, v. 2a
IV. Glory-focused Adoration, v. 2b
I. The Assumed Context for the Directive
II. The Essence of the Directive
III. The Pattern of the Directive
i.Christ’s Love for the Church, vv.25-27
ii. Man’s Natural Love for Himself & His Own Body, vv.28-33a.
IV. The Reasons for this Redemptive Directive, vv.31-32
i. The Original Design of Marriage, v.31
ii. The Ultimate Goal of Marriage, v.32
V. The Summary Statement, v.33
I. The Assertion of a Wife’s Submission, v.22
II. The Comparison of a Wife’s Submission, v.22
III. The Illustration of a Wife’s Submission, vv.23-24
IV. The Attitude of a Wife’s Submission, v.33b
I. A Love of God-Centered Music, v.19
II. A Pattern of Thankfulness, v.20
III. Heart of Submission v.21
I. The Exhortation to Praise & Thanksgiving II. The Exclusive Approach of Praise & Thanksgiving III. The Extended Call to Praise & Thanksgiving IV. The Elements of Praise & Thanksgiving
Embrace God's Standard of Moral Purity, vv. 3-4 a. Concerning Sexual Sins of Action b. Concerning Sexual Sins of Thought c. Concerning Sexual Sins of Speech
I. The Text Introduced II. The Theme Identified III. Preliminary Observations & Application
I The Vital Principle Identified II The Vital Principle Amplified III The Vital Principle Applied
I. The Way to Imitate God, 4:25-32 a. Don't lie; instead, speak the truth, 4:25 b. Don't get sinfully angry; instead resolve conflicts, 4:26-27 II. The Command to Imitate God, 5:1-2a III. The Reason to Imitate God, 5:2b
- The Reality of the Change, v. 20
- The Cause of the Real Change, vv. 20-21
- The Motivation for Real Change
- The Process of Real Change, vv. 22-24 a. To lay aside b. To be renewed c. To put onn
The Reality of the Change, v.20
The Cause of the Real Change, vv.20-21 a. You Learned Christ b. You Heard Christ c. You Were Taught in Christ
The Motivation for Real Change
Characteristics of How Pagans Walk - A Worthless Worldview, v.17 - A Darkened Mind, v.18 - A Lifeless Soul, v.18 - A Willful Ignorance, v.18 - A Hard Heart, V.18 - A Sinful Lifestyle, v.19
Characteristics of How Pagans Walk a. A Worthless Worldview, v.17 b. A Darkened Mind, v.18
- Recognizing God's Grace v1
- Resolve to Magnify God for His Grace v3
- Reasons to Rejoice in the Grace of God v2-7
- Responding to the Grace of God by Faith v8
- Recognizing God's Grace v1
- Resolve to Magnify God for His Grace v3
- Reasons to Rejoice in the Grace of God v2-7
- Responding to the Grace of God by Faith v8
The Practical Implications of the Plan, vv. 14-16 - Individual, vv. 14-15 - Corporate, v. 16
The Practical Implications of the Plan, vv. 14-16 - Individual, vv. 14-15 - Corporate, v. 16
I. Where Are We As a Nation & Society? II. What Are the Cultural Expressions? III. What is the Truth?
D. The Practical Implications of the Plan, vv.14-16 I. Individual, vv.14-15 II. Corporate, v.16
I. Put On the Attitudes of Unity II. Focus On the Basis of Unity III. Work on Christ’s Plan for Unity a. The Biblical Defense of the Plan b. The Five Components of the Plan c. The Ultimate Goal of the Plan
i. Put On the Attitudes of Unity ii. Focus On the Basis of Unity iii. Work on Christ’s Plan for Unity a. The Biblical Defence of the Plan b. The Five Components of the Plan
I. His Unique Conception, vv.18-20 II. His Unique Mission, v.21 III. His Unique Credentials, v.22 IV. His Unique Person, v.23 V. His Unique Pedigree, vv.24-25
i. Put On the Attitudes of Unity ii. Focus On the Basis of Unity iii. Work on Christ’s Plan for Unity a. The Biblical Defence of the Plan b. The Five Components of the Plan
i. Put On the Attitudes of Unity ii. Focus On the Basis of Unity iii. Work on Christ’s Plan for Unity a. The Biblical Defense of the Plan
i. Put On the Attitudes of Unity ii. Focus On the Basis of Unity a. Common Life b. Common Source c. Common Future d. Common Lord e. Common Faith f. Common Confession g. Common God & Father
I. Put On the Attitudes of Unity a. Humility b. Gentleness c. Patience d. Forbearing Love
I. Put On the Attitudes of Unity a. Humility b. Gentleness c. Patience d. Forbearing Love
i. What is Church Unity? ii. What is the Source of Church Unity? iii. What is My Responsibility? iv. Why is Church Unity Important?
i. Some Preliminary Observations ii. The Structure of the Rest of the Letter iii. The Call to Walk Worthily a. The Motives of a Worthy Walk b. The Mandate of a Worthy Walk c. The Meaning of a Worthy Walk d. The Measure of a Worthy Walk
i. The Spiritual Value of Thanksgiving ii. The Primary Expressions of Thanksgiving iii. The Primary Categories for Thanksgiving
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment b. A Petition for Comprehension c. A Petition for God-likeness (Christ-likeness) V. Pray For the Glory of God, vv20-21
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment b. A Petition for Comprehension i. The Prerequisite ii. The Importance iii. The Request
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment b. A Petition for Comprehension i. The Prerequisite ii. The Importance iii. The Request
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment b. A Petition for Comprehension i. The Prerequisite
- The Meaning of the Word Propitiation
- The Elements of Propitiation
- The Effects or Results of Propitiation
i. God’s Word Intended to Keep Us from Sin’s Consequences (7:1-9) II. Sin’s Consequences are Intended to Have Us Return to God (7:10-26)
I. Returning to God is Intended to Bring Us Success in Our Mission (8:1-29) II. Success in Our Mission is Rooted in Our Obedience to God’s Word (8:30-35)
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a iv. Pray For Spiritual Growth, vv.16-19 a. A Petition for Empowerment
i. Pray According to Revelation, v.14 ii. Pray With Humility, v.14 iii. Pray According to God’s Character, vv.14-16a
i. Why Was Paul in Prison? (v.1) ii. What is the Meaning of “Mystery”? iii. To Whom Did God Reveal His Mystery? (vv.2-4) iv. When did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.5) v. What is God’s Mystery? (v.6) vi. How Did God Proclaim His Mystery? (vv.7-9) vii. Why Did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.10) viii. What Are the Results of The Mystery (vv.11-12)
i. Why Was Paul in Prison? (v.1) ii. What is the Meaning of “Mystery”? iii. To Whom Did God Reveal His Mystery? (vv.2-4) iv. When did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.5) v. What is God’s Mystery? (v.6) vi. How Did God Proclaim His Mystery? (vv.7-9) vii. Why Did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.10
i. Why Was Paul in Prison? (v.1) ii. What is the Meaning of “Mystery”? iii. To Whom Did God Reveal His Mystery? (vv.2-4) iv. When did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.5) v. What is God’s Mystery? (v.6)
i. Why Was Paul in Prison? (v.1) ii. What is the Meaning of “Mystery”? iii. To Whom Did God Reveal His Mystery? (vv.2-4) iv. When did God Reveal His Mystery? (v.5) v. What is God’s Mystery? (v.6)
i. The Basic Structure of the Chapter ii. The Basic Content of the Chapter iii. The Basic Message of the Chapter
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple iv. The Component Parts v. The Primary Characteristics vi. The Ultimate Purpose
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple iv. The Component Parts v. The Primary Characteristics
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple a. The Foundation b. The Cornerstone c. The Superstructure
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple a. The Foundation b. The Cornerstone
i. The General Circumstances of the Crisis ii. The Crisis Unfolding, vv.1-2 iii. The Reaction to the Crisis, vv.3-4 iv. The Details of Their Seeking God’s Face, vv.5-13 v. The Word of God in Answer to Prayer, vv.14-19 vi. The Work of God in Answer to Prayer, vv.20-24 vii. The Sequel to God’s Mighty Deliverance, vv.25-30
i. The General Circumstances of the Crisis ii. The Crisis Unfolding, vv.1-2 iii. The Reaction to the Crisis, vv.3-4 iv. The Details of Their Seeking God’s Face, vv.5-13 v. The Word of God in Answer to Prayer, vv.14-19 vi. The Work of God in Answer to Prayer, vv.20-24
i. The General Circumstances of the Crisis ii. The Crisis Unfolding, vv.1-2 iii. The Reaction to the Crisis, vv.3-4 iv. The Details of Their Seeking God’s Face, vv.5-13
i. The General Circumstances of the Crisis ii. The Crisis Unfolding, vv.1-2 iii. The Reaction to the Crisis, vv.3-4
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple a. The Foundation
i. Citizens of God’s Kingdom ii. Members of God’s Family iii. Living Stones in God’s Temple
i. The Unlikely Witnesses, v.11 ii. The Unpersuasive Scheme, vv.12-15 iii. The Undeniable Conclusions
i. The Agent in the Proclamation ii. The Substance of the Proclamation iii. The Recipients of the Proclamation
i. The Problem Assumed ii. The Problem Resolved a. Who Resolved the problem? b. How Was it Resolved? iii. The Abiding Message
i. In What Did this Barrier Consist? ii. What Were the Effects of this Barrier? iii. What Did Christ Do to that Barrier? iv. What Was the Intent of Christ in the Destruction of that Barrier? v. What is the Ultimate Result?
i. The Assertion, V.1 ii. The Description, VV.2-3 iii. The Pronouncement, V.3 iv. The Author of the Change, V.4 v. The Motive for the Change, V.4 vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 vii. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 viii. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The Essential Nature of the Transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 c. A Qualifying Negative, V.9 d. The Calculated Purpose of God, V.9 e. The Fundamental Assertion, V.10
i. The Assertion, V.1 ii. The Description, VV.2-3 iii. The Pronouncement, V.3 iv. The Author of the Change, V.4 v. The Motive for the Change, V.4 vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 vii. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 viii. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The Essential Nature of the Transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 c. A Qualifying Negative, V.9 d. The Calculated Purpose of God, V.9 e. The Fundamental Assertion, V.10
i. The Assertion, V.1 ii. The Description, VV.2-3 iii. The Pronouncement, V.3 iv. The Author of the Change, V.4 v. The Motive for the Change, V.4 vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 vii. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 viii. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The Essential Nature of the Transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 c. A Qualifying Negative, V.9 d. The Calculated Purpose of God, V.9
i. The Assertion, V.1 ii. The Description, VV.2-3 iii. The Pronouncement, V.3 iv. The Author of the Change, V.4 v. The Motive for the Change, V.4 vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 vii. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 viii. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The Essential Nature of the Transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 d. A Qualifying Negative, V.9
i. The Assertion, V.1 ii. The Description, VV.2-3 iii. The Pronouncement, V.3 iv. The Author of the Change, V.4 v. The Motive for the Change, V.4 vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 vii. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 viii. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The Essential Nature of the Transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 d. A Qualifying Negative, V.9
i. A Simple Exposition of the Text ii. A Salient Application of the Text iii. A Significant Observation in Connection to the Text
I. The Light Will Shine in a Most Unexpected Place, vv.1-2 a. A place of darkness b. Darkness that expresses itself in several ways II. The Light Will Come in a Most Unusual Person, vv.3-7 a. His Unique Person I. Hi Perfect Humanity II. His Perfect Deity III. His Absolute Sovereignty IV. His Supernatural Character b. His Unique Reign i. Uncontainable ii. Peaceful iii. Legitimate iv. Lawful v. Eternal vi. Unstoppable
I. The Light Will Shine in a Most Unexpected Place, vv.1-2 a. A place of darkness b. Darkness that expresses itself in several ways II. The Light Will Come in a Most Unusual Person, vv.3-7 a. His Unique Person I. Hi Perfect Humanity II. His Perfect Deity III. His Absolute Sovereignty IV. His Supernatural Character b. His Unique Reign
I. The Light Will Shine in a Most Unexpected Place, vv.1-2 a. A place of darkness b. Darkness that expresses itself in several ways II. The Light Will Come in a Most Unusual Person, vv.3-7
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 Vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 VIII. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The essential nature of the transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 - The place of faith - The nature of faith - The Source of Faith
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 Vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 VIII. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The essential nature of the transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 - The place of faith - The nature of faith
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 Vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 VIII. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The essential nature of the transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 - The place of faith - The nature of faith
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 Vi. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 VIII. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The essential nature of the transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8 - The place of faith - The nature of faith
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 VI.The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII.The Purpose of the Change, V.7 VIII. A Compendium of Salvation by Grace, VV.8-10 a. The essential nature of the transformation, V.8 b. Its Principal Cause, V.8 c. Its Instrumental Means, V.8
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 VI. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 a. What Is the Main Thought? - The Determiner & Executor of this Purpose - The Essence of this Purpose b. What Are the Specifics? - The Measure of His Grace - The Manner of Its Operation - The Sphere of Its Operation
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 VI. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 VII. The Purpose of the Change, V.7 a. What Is the Main Thought? - The Determiner & Executor of this Purpose - The Essence of this Purpose b. What Are the Specifics?
I. The Assertion, V.1 II. The Description, VV.2-3 III. The Pronouncement, V.3 IV. The Author of the Change, V.4 V. The Motive for the Change, V.4 VI. The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 a. Quickened with Christ b. Raised with Christ c. Seated with Christ
The Assertion, V.1 The Description, VV.2-3 The Pronouncement, V.3 The Author of the Change, V.4 The Motive for the Change, V.4 The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 - Quickened with Christ - Raised with Christ - Seated with Christ
- The Assertion, V.1
- The Description, VV.2-3
- The Pronouncement, V.3
- The Author of the Change, V.4
- The Motive for the Change, V.4
- The Method of Effecting the Change, VV.5-6 a. Quickened with Christ b. Raised with Christ c. Seated with Christ
VI. The Method of Effecting the Change vv. 5-6 a. Quickened with Christ b. Raised with Christ c. Seated with Christ
II. The Description v2-3 a. The Reality Of The Condition b. The Nature of the Condition - The Conscious Motives
- The Assertion, verse 1 a. The True Condition of Mankind b. The Cause of this Condition c. Some Salient Questions
I. The Reasons for Intercessory Prayer, v.15 II. The Pattern of Intercessory Prayer, vv.16-17a III. The Substance of Intercessory Prayer, vv.17b-23
I. The Reasons for Intercessory Prayer, v.15 II. The Pattern of Intercessory Prayer, vv.16-17a III. The Substance of Intercessory Prayer, vv.17b-23
I. The Reasons for Intercessory Prayer, v.15 II. The Pattern of Intercessory Prayer, vv.16-17a III.The Substance of Intercessory Prayer, vv.17b-23
iii.) To know what is the surpassing greatness of His power v19 d. The measure of the power
- The Subject of this Knowledge
- The Characteristics of this Power
- The Recipients of this Power
- The Subject of this Knowledge
- The Characteristics of this Power
- The Recipients of this Power
- The Subject of this Knowledge
- The Characteristics of this Power
- The Recipients of this Power
III. The Substance of Intercessory Prayer, vv.17b-23 a. The gift for which he prays, v.17 b. The function of that gift, v.17 c. The significance for praying for such a gift, v.17 d. The sphere of the gift for which he prays, v.17. e. The essential Prerequisite for the reception of the gift, v.18a f. The fundamental concern that lies at the heart of Paul’s Prayer, v.18b i) so that you will know what is the hope of His calling - The source of the hope - The substance of the hope - The nature of the hope - The basis of the hope - The means by which we enter into that hope - The ultimate source of the hope - The Practical effects of the hope
I. A Call to a Consideration of the Works of God i. In the desolations in the midst of the earth ii. In the cessation of the acts of war iii. In the destruction of the weapons of war
I. The Biblical Significance of Christ’s Resurrection to Christ Himself II. The Biblical Significance of Christ’s Resurrection to His People III. The Biblical Significance of Christ’s Resurrection to the World