Congregational Conduct: On Elders (Part 1)
This passage introduces us to the nature and qualifications of the office of elder. This is important because a biblical eldership is vital to every Christian’s spiritual growth and maturity.
Congregational Conduct: On Women (Part II)
This passage points women in the church towards a gospel-centered heart that leads to gospel-centered behavior.
Congregational Conduct: On Women (Part I)
This passage points women in the church towards a gospel-centered heart that leads to gospel-centered behavior.
Congregational Conduct: Men Who Pray
This passage teaches believers that healthy churches consist of holy men who are committed to the spiritual discipline of prayer.
Ebenezer: Thus Far the Lord Has Helped Us
Outline I. The Participants in the Glorious Victory A. A Godly Leader B. A Repentant People C. A Miracle Working God II. A Tribute to God’s Faithfulness: Ebenezer A. A reminder of God’s faithfulness B. A reminder of God’s provision for our everyday strength […]
When God Answers You
A believer’s response to God when He answer their cries.
The Fruits of Justification
Summary Paul gives us two implication of being justified by faith, so that we can have security in this world as we wait for Christ’s return. Outline I. The Believer has Reconciliation with God (vv. 1-2a) II. The Believer has confidence (vv. 2b-5) A. Confidence Upon the Hope of Glory (v. 2b) B. Confidence Amidst […]
Congregational Conduct: Service for the Savior
Questions for Application 1. What is the purpose for our existence? 2. Based on this passage, do you serve because you’re saved or are you saved because you serve? 3. Where has God placed you to serve? What are your God-given gifts and how are you using them for the edification of God’s people? 4. […]
Let Us Sing to the Lord: The Importance of Congregational Singing
Congregational Conduct: The Christ Who Makes Prayer Possible (Part II)
The mediating work of Jesus Christ provides for us the confidence that our God hears our prayers and accepts our service. This passage provides four truths that ensure our prayers are heard and accepted before God.