Outline: 1. It's the story that divides. 2. It's the story that challenges. a. Historical issues. b. Emotional issues. c. Internal issues. 3. It's the story that encourages. a. God's words generate a mixed response. b. God's words create amazing results. c. God's words reveal truth amidst darkness. d. God's words have their own power. e. God's word…

I. Insiders vs. outsiders - true disciples (v7-19) the crowds the twelve II. Insiders vs. outsiders - true family (v20-35) the teachers of the law Jesus' familyद्वारा Miles Bennett

Outline The opposition reject Jesus because they miss who He is. (a) Forgiveness (2:1-12) (b) Fellowship (2:13-17) (c) Fasting (2:18-22) (d) Sabbath (2:23-3:6) The opposition reject because they reject Him as a king.द्वारा Will Zong

Outline Authority to call (1:16-20) Authority over evil (1:21-28) Authority over sickness (1:29-34) Authority from Heaven (1:35-39) Authority to cleanse (1:40-45)द्वारा Miles Bennett

Outline The King has arrived, and he establishes God's kingdom. Good news about a king. Good news about a kingdom. Good news that demands a response.द्वारा Will Zong

Outline: The Author - and how we relate The Hero - and how he's presented The Book - and how it's shaped The Lessons - and how we respond Emotionally Doctrinally Personally Missionallyद्वारा Andy Paterson

Outline: Failed projects in the book: Temple Law Walls Leaders Major lessons from the book: It exposes a flawed heart. It encourages a diligent response. It anticipates a glorious future.द्वारा Andy Paterson

Outline: They worked DIVERSELY They worked COURAGEOUSLY They worked SACRIFICIALLY They worked UNITEDLY They worked ANONYMOUSLY They worked RESPONSIBLY They worked HUMBLY They worked COLLECTIVELY They worked HONOURABLYद्वारा Andy Paterson

Outline: God's Word points to the true King. God's Word exposes our painful rebellion. God's Word reveals God's heart of love. God's Word encourages our confident response.द्वारा Andy Paterson

Outline: The Opponents People on the fringe. Community leaders. Regional authorities. The Tactics The Response God's word is declared. A 'man of peace' intervenes. Genuine repentance is evidenced. Wise plans were put in place. A. God's people will be opposed. B. God's word will be speaking. C. God's Spirit will be moving. D. God's wisdom will be ac…

Outline They returned like the exodus Gifts from neighbours Passover celebrations Temple supplies Building materials They worshipped according to the law They were led by a new Moses and Joshua ✓ We're part of something bigger ✓ We're joined to Christ's saving work ✓ We're built upon God's unchanging truth ✓ We're continuing to declare his glorious…

Outline: 1. History 2. This story 5 sections Ezra 1-6 Ezra 7-10 Neh 1-7 Neh 9-12a Neh 12b-13 3. His story a. God's faithfulness b. God's rule c. God's plansद्वारा Andy Paterson

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We have the hope of life. 1) A living hope (1 Peter 1:3) 2) A certain hope (1 Peter 1:4-5) 3) A joyous hope (1 Peter 1:6-12)द्वारा Will Zong

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Outline: Introduction The Just Judge is coming, therefore: I. Beware the dangers of wealth (James 5:1-6) II. Be patient and wait on the Lord (James 5:7-12) Conclusionद्वारा Miles Bennett

Outline Introduction 1) Avoid prideful planning (James 4:13-14) 2) Acknowledge God's providence (James 4:15-17) Conclusionद्वारा Miles Bennett

Outline Introduction 1) The root of conflict (James 4:1-5) 2) The remedy to conflict (James 4:6-12 Conclusionद्वारा Miles Bennett

Outline God will bring true and lasting rest 1) A comprehensive rest (Esther 9:5-19) 2) A celebrated rest (Esther 9:20-32) 3) A coming rest (Esther 10:1-3)द्वारा Will Zong

Outline: God brings reversal for His people. 1) A complete reversal 2) A specific reversal 3) A future reversalद्वारा Will Zong

Outline: God overturns the enemy’s plan. 1) The enemy’s plan is fueled by pride (Esther 5:1-14; Esther 6:6-9) 2) The enemy’s plan is overturned by God (Esther 6:1-7:10)द्वारा Will Zong

Key verse: Esther 4:14 Outline: God provides someone to identify with his people in their need. (1) The need (Esther 4:1-8) (2) The decision (Esther 4:9-17)द्वारा Will Zong

Key verse: Esther 3:10 Outline: There is an enemy at work. (1) The rise of the enemy (Esther 3:1-7) (2) The demise of God's people (Esther 3:8-15)द्वारा Will Zong

Key verse: Esther 2:10 Outline: God is at work even through Exiles. (1) The challenge for exiles (Esther 2:1-14) (2) Encouragement for exiles (Esther 2:15-23)द्वारा Will Zong

Key verse: Esther 1:4 Outline: God is at work even when earthly powers seem supreme, and God seems to be absent. (1) A world that looks very impressive (Esther 1:1-9) (2) A world that is not as impressive as it looks (Esther 1:10-22) (3) A world where God is at work.द्वारा Will Zong