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A  Biblical  Church
I  Timothy
 
Introduction:  I  Timothy  3:  15
A.   A  Biblical  Church  Defends  True  Doctrine 
      (I  Timothy  1:  3, 4:  1, 6:  3)
      1.  Who  Were  The  False  Teachers ?  
            (I  Timothy  1:  3,  3:  1 – 7,  5:  19 – 20;  Acts 20:  28 – 30)
      2.  What  Were  They  Teaching ? 
            (I Timothy  1:  4,  7 – 8,  12 – 16)
 
B.   A  Biblical  Church  Mimics The  Heart  of  God 
       (I  Timothy 1:  1,  2:  3 – 4,  4:  10)
 
C.   A  Biblical  Church  Protects  The  Honor  of  God  
       (Church Discipline)   (I Timothy  1:  19;  I Corinthians  5:  12 – 13)
 
D.   A  Biblical  Church  Is  Not  Led  By  Women 
       (I Timothy  2:  4 – 12;  I  Corinthians  14:  34)
 
E.   A  Biblical  Church  Maintains  High  Standards  for  
       Elders  and  Deacons     (I  Timothy  3:  1 – 10)
 
F.   A  Biblical  Church  Makes  Wise  and  Difficult    
      Decisions           (I  Timothy  5:  9)
      1.  If  You  Have  Family, They Should  Support  You 
          (I Timothy   5:  3 – 4,  8)
       2.  If  You  Are  Younger  Than  Sixty  Years  Old
              (I Timothy 5:  9,  11 – 14)
      3.  If  You  Have  A  Bad  Reputation      (I Timothy   5:  9 – 10)
 
G.  A  Biblical  Church  Honors  Its  Elders, Pastors 
      (I Timothy  5:  17 – 18)
 
H.  A  Biblical  Church  Has  A  Balanced  View  of  Money 
      1.  How  You  Make  Money     (I Timothy  6:  1)
       2.  How  You  View  Money     (I Timothy  6:  7 – 10)
       3.  How  You  Invest  Money   (I Timothy 6:  17 – 19)
 

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Robert Zink - Our missionary to Argentina

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Life  In  The  Church
I  Timothy
 
1.    A  Divine  Calling 
       (I  Timothy  1:  1)
 
2.    A  Constant  Challenge
       (I  Timothy  1:  3 – 4, 20;  II  Timothy 2:  17, 4:  9 – 15)
 
3.    A  Glorious  Privilege 
       (I Timothy  1:  12 – 13)
 
4.    A  Clear  Message 
       (I  Timothy  1:  15)
 
5.    A  Vigorous  Challenge  
       (I  Timothy  1:  18 – 19; II Timothy  4:  7)
 
6.    A  Glorious  Vision 
       (I  Timothy  2: 1 - 8)
 
7.    A  Divine  Order 
       a.  Submissive  Spiritual  Women   (I  Timothy  2:  9 – 12)
       b.  Responsible  Spiritual  Men 
            *  Elders    (I Timothy  3:  1)
            *  Deacons    (I  Timothy  3:  8 – 13)
 
8.    A  Sober  Warning 
       (I  Timothy  4:  1)
 
9.    A  Holy  Obsession 
       (I Timothy  4:  13 – 15)
 
10.   A  Courageous,  Wise  Leadership 
        (I Timothy  5:  3 – 14)
 
 

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 Unconquerable
Romans  8:  18 – 39
 
 
A.   We  Have  The  Hope  of  Glory 
       (Romans  8:  18 - 22;  I  John  3:  2;  Genesis  3:  17 - 19)
 
 
B.   We  Have  The  First Fruits  (Down Payment)  of 
       The  Holy  Spirit       (Romans  8:  23;  Galatians  5: 22 – 23)
 
 
C.   We  Have  True  Saving  Faith 
       (Romans  8  ; 24;  Hebrews  11:  1 – 16)
 
 
D.   We  Have  The Holy  Spirit  Praying  For  Us 
       (Romans  8:  26 – 27;  Hebrews  7:  25)
 
 
E.   We Have The Providence  of  God  Enfolding  Us 
       (Romans  8:  28;  Genesis  50:  20)
 
 
F.   We  Have  Assurance  of  An  Unbreakable  Cord  
       of  Redemption   (Romans  8:  29 – 3;  I  Peter  1:  1 – 2;  Acts  2:  23)
 
 
G.   We  Have  The  Sure  Love  of  God 
       (Romans  8:  31 – 39)
 

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Freedom  In  Christ
Romans  8:  1 – 17
 
A.   Freedom  From The Condemnation  
       of  The  Law  of  God     (Romans  8:  1)
       1.  The  Law  of  God  Has  Been  Violated    (Romans  8:  2)
             a.  The  Results  of  The  Law     (Romans  8:  2)
             b.  The  Limitations  of  The  Law 
                 (Romans  8:  3,  7:  5,  7 – 8, 12 – 13)
        2.  The  Law  of  God  Has Been  Satisfied  
              By  The  Son  of  God  
              a.   The Son Is God  (Romans  8:  3)
              b.   The Son Is Man 
                   (Romans  8:  3;  II Corinthians  5:  21)
 
B.   Freedom  To  Obey The  Law  of  God      
       1.  The  Obligation To Obey  (Romans  8:  4,  7:  12)
       2.  The Power to Obey    (Romans  8:  4)
            a.  The  Spirit - Filled  Lifestyle    ( Romans  8:  4)
            b.  The  Spirit - Dominated  Mindset    (Romans  8:  5)
            c.  The  Spirit - Produced  Peace   (Romans  8:  6)
            d.  The  Spirit - Empowered  Obedience   (Romans  8:  7 – 9)
            e.  The  Spirit - Sealed Life    (Romans  8:  9)
            f.   The  Spirit - Infused  Life    (Romans  8: 10 – 11)
       3.  The  Battle  to  Obey  God’s  Law  (Romans  8: 12 – 13)
            a.  Kill  Sin    (Romans  8:  13)
            b.  Obey  God’s  Word 
            c.  Pray  to  Your  Father    (Romans  8:  15)
            d.  Produce  Fruit     (Romans  8:  16)
 

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The  Christian’s  Autobiography
Romans  7
 

A.   Condemned  By The  Law 
       (Romans  7:  1)
 
 
B.   Released  From  The  Law’s  Condemnation  and  
       Penalty     (Romans  7:  2 -  6;  Galatians  5:  22 – 23)
 
 
C.   Realizing The  Real  Nature  of  The  Law  
      1.  The  Law  Does  Not  Save 
           a.  The  Law  Arouses  Sin     (Romans  7:  5)
           b.  The  Law  Activates  Sin     (Romans  7:  7)
           c.  The  Law  Energies  Sin    (Romans  7:  7 – 12)
           d.  The  Law  Exposes    (Romans  7:  13)
 
 
D.   The  Agony  an d Battle of  Keeping  The  Law 
       1.  I  Love  God’s  Law     (Romans  7:  14)
       2.  I  Hate  My  Sin     (Romans  7:  14)
       3.  I  Am  Tormented    (Romans  7:  15)
       4.  I  Defend  and  Agree  In  God’s  Law    (Romans  7:  16)
       5.  I  Have  A  New  Identity     (Romans  7:  17 – 21)
 
 
E.   The  Strength  To  Keep  The  Law  
       (Romans  7:  21 – 25,  7:  5 – 6)
 

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Victory  Over  Sin,  Is  It  Really  Possible?
Romans  6
 
A.  How  To  Have  Victory  Over  Sin?  
                  Keys  To  A  Holy  Life      (Romans  5: 12)
 
       1.   You  Need  to  Know  Certain  Truths   (Romans 5: 12)
               a.  We  Have  Died  To  Sin    (Romans  6:  2) 
               b.  We  Have  Been  Baptized  Into  Christ 
                   (Romans  6:  3,  I  Corinthians 10: 2, 12: 13)
                      *   United  In  His  Death      (Romans  6: 3 – 4,  8 – 9)
                      *   United  In  His  Resurrection       
                         (Romans  6:  4 – 5;  Colossians  3:  1 – 3)
             c.  We  Have  Been  Crucified  with  Christ 
                  (Romans  6:  6;  Galatians  2:  20)
 
       2.   You  Need  To  Resist  and  Rebel  Against  Sin 
              (Romans  6:  12 – 13)
 
       3.   You  Need  To  Yield  and  Submit  To  God  
              (Romans  6:  13 – 14;  James  4:  7 – 8)
 
       4.   You  Need  To  Obey  and  Serve  
              (Romans  6:  15 – 22)
 

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Christ
The Conqueror of Adam’s Sin
A. Adam
1. Entrance of Sin (Romans 5: 12)
a. One Man: Why was Adam Held Accountable
* He was Directly Created by God
(Genesis 2: 7, 5: 1 – 3)
* He was Given A Garden Paradise to Live In
(Genesis 2: 8)
* He was Given A Direct Command By God
(Genesis 2: 16 – 17)
2. Consequences of Sin
a. Destruction (Genesis 2: 18 – 25)
b. Death (Romans 5: 12)
3. The Root of Sin (Romans 5: 13 – 14)
B. Christ
1. The Superiority of Christ’s Gift (Romans 5: 15)
2. The Power of Christ’s Gift (Romans 5: 16)
3. The Abundance of Christ’s Gift (Romans 5: 17)
4. The Author of Christ’s Gift (Romans 5: 18 – 21)

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Introduction
A. Objections to The Doctrine of The Trinity

B. The Doctrine of The Trinity is Progressively
Revealed in Scripture
1. Partial Revelation In The Old Testament
(Genesis 1: 26, 3: 22, 11: 7; Isaiah 6: 8; Psalm 45: 6 - 7)
2. Complete Revelation In The New Testament
(Matthew 3: 16 – 17, 28: 19; I Corinthians 12: 4 – 6; II Corinthians 13: 14;
I Peter 1: 2; Jude 20 – 21)

C. Three Statements Summarizing The Trinity
1. God Is Three Persons (John 1: 1 – 2, 9 - 18, 17: 24, 14: 26, 16: 7)

2. Each Person Is Fully God
a. God the Father Is Clearly God
b. God the Son Is Fully God
(John 20: 25 – 28; Hebrews 1: 2 – 12; Isaiah 9: 6)
c. God the Holy Spirit Is Fully God
(Acts 5: 3 – 4; Psalm 139: 7 – 10; I Corinthians 2: 10 - 11)
3. There Is Only One God
(Deuteronomy 6: 4 – 5; Isaiah 45: 5 – 6, 21 – 22; I Corinthians 8: 5 – 6)

D. Inadequate Solutions To The Trinity
1. Deny The First Statement (Modalism: UPC)
2. Deny The Second Statement (Arianism: JW)
3. Deny The Third Statement (Polytheism)

E. What Are The Distinctions Between
The Father, Son, and The Holy Spirit?

F. Application

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A. The Existence of God
1. A Deep Inner Sense (Romans 1: 19 – 21)
2. The WORD (Genesis 1: 1)
3. Creation
(Romans 1: 20; Psalm 19: 1- 2; II Corinthians 4: 4)

B. The Knowability of God
(Genesis 11: 27; Psalm 145: 3, 147: 5, 139: 6, Romans 11: 33;
Jeremiah 9: 23 - 24)

C. The Independence of God
(Acts 17: 24 – 25; Psalm 50: 10 – 12; John 17: 5, 24; Isaiah 62: 3 – 5)

D. The Unchangeableness of God
1. Unchanging in His Being (James 1: 17)
2. Unchanging in His Purpose
3. Unchanging in His Promise (Number 23: 19)

E. The Eternity of God
(Psalm 90: 2 – 4; Revelation 1: 8, 4: 8; Isaiah 46: 9 – 10;
Revelation 22: 2; Ephesians 5: 15 - 19)

F. The Omnipresence of God
(Psalm 139: 7 – 11)

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A. Time: Past
1. Remember the Past (Deuteronomy 6: 10 – 15, 8: 11 – 17)
2. Learn From the Past (Psalm 39: 4 – 6)
3. Release the Past (II Corinthians 5: 17)

B. Time: Present
1. Run the Race (Hebrews 12: 1 – 2)
a. Run Unencumbered
b. Run Undefeated
c. Run Undistracted
2. Work the Field (Philippians 1: 21 – 25)
3. Navigate the Obstacles
(Ephesians 5: 15 – 18; Ecclesiastes 9: 11 – 12)
a. Time is Unstoppable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)
b. Circumstances are Unpredictable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)
c. Death is Unescapable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)

C. Time: Future
1. Encouragement in the Mist of Trials
(Jeremiah 29: 10)
a. Be Strong (Jeremiah 29: 4 – 7)
b. Be Hopeful (Jeremiah 29: 10)
c. Be Confident (Jeremiah 29: 11)
2. Eager Expectation (Philippians 3: 20 – 4: 1)
3. Persistent Progress (Philippians 3: 10 – 14)

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An examination of the responses to Christmas

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The Blessings of Justification: Assurance
Romans 5: 1 – 11

A. Assurance Based on A Sure, Certain Verdict
(Romans 5: 1)

B. Assurance Based on A Changed Status
(Romans 5: 1)
1. Our Former Status
a. We Were Enemies (Romans 5: 10; Hebrews 10: 29 – 31)
b. We Were Dead (Ephesians 2: 1)
c. We Were Enslaved (Ephesians 2: 2 – 3)
2. Our Present State (Colossians 1: 20 – 22)

C. Assurance Based on A Solid Standing
(Romans 5: 2)
1. Jesus Introduced Us to The Grace of God
(Romans 5: 2; I Timothy 2: 5)
2. Jesus Secures Us to The Grace of God
(Romans 5: 2; John 6: 37 – 39, 10: 27 - 28)

D. Assurance Based on An Absolute Hope
(Romans 5: 3)
1. Hope Keeps Us Focused
(Romans 5: 23, 8: 29 – 30; Philippians 3: 12 – 14)
2. Hope Keeps Us Fighting the Good Fight
(Romans 5: 3 – 4)
E. Assurance Based on A Lavished Gift
(Romans 5: 5, 8: 16)

F. Assurance Based on An Amazing Death
(Romans 5: 6 – 11)

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Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice!

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True Saving Faith
Romans 4: 1 – 25

Introduction: The Bad News (Romans 3: 10 – 12)
The Good News (Romans 3: 23 – 25)

A. The Unbiblical Options to True Saving Faith
1. Salvation by Works (Romans 4: 1)
a. Self Glory (Romans 4: 2, 3: 27 – 28; Ephesians 2: 8 - 9)
b. Self-Righteousness (Romans 4: 4; Luke 18: 9 – 14)
2. Salvation by Circumcision (Romans 4: 9)
a. The False Power of Circumcision
(Galatians 5: 1 – 4)
b. The Chronology of Circumcision
(Romans 4: 10; Genesis 17: 10 – 24, 15: 6)
c. The Purpose of Circumcision (Romans 4: 11)
3. Salvation by Law
(Romans 4: 13 – 15; Galatians 3: 10 – 17)

B. The Results of True Saving Faith, Righteousness
(Romans 4: 3 – 6, 3: 24 – 26)

C. The Source of True Saving Faith, Grace
(Romans 4: 16; Joshua 24: 2 – 3; Ephesians 2: 8)

D. The Characteristics of True Saving Faith
(Romans 4: 17 – 21)

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Examination of Romans Chapter 3

How mankind falls short of God's Righteousness and how to become righteous in the sight of God.



2 Corinthians 5:21

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Reasons Why Bad Things Happen to Good People

A. The Reason No One Wants to Hear
(Genesis 1: 31, 27, 2: 16 – 17, 3: 6; Romans 5: 12)

B. To Win An Unseen Victory
(Ephesians 6: 11 – 12; Job 1: 9 – 11, 20 – 22, 2: 9 – 10)

C. To Expand Our Perspective of God
(Job 7: 20, 10: 2, 38: 1 – 11, 42: 1 – 6)

D. To Increase the Testimony of God
(Daniel 6: 7, 10, 16, 26)

E. To Stretch Us for Greater Growth
(II Corinthians 11: 23 – 27; Romans 5: 3 - 5)

F. To Remind of Us, We Are Not Home Yet
(Romans 8: 18 – 22; Revelation 21: 4; I Corinthians 4: 16 – 18)

G. To Equip Us For Further Ministry
(I Corinthians 1: 3 – 4)

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Guilty !

The Guilt of The Moralist

Romans 2: 1 – 29



Introduction: Romans 3: 23



A. Guilty of Ignoring What We Know !

(Romans 2: 1)

1. Man Is Utterly Sinful (Romans 2: 1)

2. God Is Absolutely Holy (Romans 2: 2)



B. Guilty of Deficient View of God !

(Romans 2: 3)



C. Guilty of Abusing The Kindness and Grace of God !

(Romans 2: 4)



D. Guilty of Down-Playing God’s Judgment !

1. Judgment Deferred (Romans 2: 5)

2. Judgment Certain (Romans 2: 5; Revelation 20: 11 - 15)

3. Judgment Based on God’s Righteousness

(Romans 2: 5 – 8)

4. Judgment Is Universal (Romans 2: 9 – 11)

5. Judgment Is Fair (Romans 2: 12 – 16; Luke 12: 47 – 48);

Matthew 11: 20 – 23)



E. Guilty of Superiority !

(Romans 2: 17 – 20; Acts 19: 37)



F. Guilty of A Double Standard !

(Romans 2: 21 – 24)



G. Guilty of Majoring on Externals !

(Romans 2: 25 – 29)

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The Wrath of God
Romans 1: 18 – 32

A. The Source of God’s Wrath
(Romans 1: 18; Psalm 7: 11 – 13)

B. The Cause of God’s Wrath
1. The Ungodliness and Unrighteousness of Men
(Romans 1: 18)
a. Godless Men Suppress the Truth (Romans 1: 18)
b. Godless Men Ignore the Truth
(Romans 1: 19, 2: 15; Psalm 19: 1)
c. Godless Men Exchange the Truth (Romans 1: 21 – 25 )

C. The Result of God’s Wrath
1. Darkness (Romans 1: 21; Ephesians 4: 17 – 18)
2. Release (Romans 1: 24 – 26)
a. Consequences of God’s Release
* Impurity (Romans 1: 24)
* Degrading Passions
(Romans 1: 26 – 27; Leviticus 18: 22)

3. Depravity (Romans 1: 28)
a. Depravity Affecting Criminal Behavior (Romans 1: 29)
b. Depravity Affecting The Workplace (Romans 1: 29 – 30)
c. Depravity Affecting Relationships (Romans 1: 30)
d. Depravity Affecting the Family (Romans 1: 30 – 31)

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The Gospel of God

Romans 1: 1 – 17



A. The Gospel’s Proponents

1. Paul, The Apostle

a. The Bond Servant (Romans 1: 1; Philippians 3: 4 – 6; Acts 22: 3 - 4)

b. The Apostle (Romans 1: 1; Acts 9: 3 – 15)

2. The Prophets (Romans 1: 2; Isaiah 53: 3 – 12; Genesis 3: 15)



B. The Gospel’s Central Person

1. The Son’s Humanity (Romans 1: 3)

2. The Son’s Deity (Romans 1: 4; Philippians 2: 5 – 7)

3. The Trinity’s Involvement

a. The Father is The Author of The Gospel (Romans 1: 1)

b. The Son, The Enabler of The Gospel (Romans 1: 3)

c. The Spirit, The Facilitator of The Gospel (Romans 1: 4)



C. The Gospel’s Purpose

(Romans 1: 5)



D. The Gospel’s Proclamation

(Romans 1: 8; Acts 18: 2 – 3, 16: 20 - 21)



E. The Gospel’s Partnership

1. His Longing (Romans 1: 9 – 10)

2. His Purpose

a. Encouragement (Romans 1: 11 – 12)

b. Fruit (Romans 1: 13)

* Optimism (Romans 1: 13)

* Obligation (Romans 1: 13)

* Eagerness (Romans 1: 15)



F. The Gospel’s Power

(Romans 1: 16)



G. The Gospel’s Point (Romans 1: 17)

1. The Demonstration of Righteousness

2. The Impartation of Righteousness

3. The Necessity of Righteousness

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The Recommissioning
John 21: 1 – 23

Introduction: John 21: 1 – 3; Luke 9: 57 – 62; Luke 5: 10 – 11

1. He Let Them Experience Failure
(John 21: 3; Luke 5: 4 – 10; Psalm 127: 1 – 2; I Corinthians 15: 58;
Haggai 1: 5 – 9)

2. He Reveals Himself
a. He Reveals Himself (John 21: 4; I Corinthians 2: 14)
b. He Identifies Himself (John 21: 5: Romans 8: 15)

3. He Provides For Them
(John 21: 5 – 6)
a. Omniscience (Matthew 10: 29, 6: 8 – 9)
b. Omnipotent

4. He Welcomes and Encourages The
Fellowship of His People
(John 21: 7 – 8; John 8: 10; 20: 6, 21: 7)

5. He Ministers to His People
(John 21: 9, 12 – 13)

6. He Expects Our Contribution
(John 21: 10 – 11)

7. He Protects Our Labor
(John 21: 11)

8. He Recommissions Peter
(John 21: 15 – 17)

9. He Warns Them To Count The Cost
(John 21: 18 – 19; Matthew 10: 37 – 39)

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Doubt
John 20: 24 – 29

A. Categories of Doubt
1. Good Doubt (Acts 17: 11; Isaiah 8: 19 – 20)
2. Provisional Doubt (John 20: 26 – 28)
3. Temporary Doubt (Matthew 14: 25 – 31; Hebrews 12: 2)
4. Inexcusable Doubt (Genesis 3: 1 – 6; Matthew 12: 38 – 39)
5. Convenient Doubt (Psalms 14: 1 – 2; Romans 1: 18 – 20)

B. Overcoming Doubt
1. Prayer (Matthew 21: 21 – 22; Marl 9: 17 - 24)
2. God’s Word (Romans 4: 19 – 21; Romans 10: 17)
3. Obedience (II Corinthians 13: 5; I John 5: 11 – 13)

C. The Blessing of Not-Doubting
(I Peter 1: 8 – 9)

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Evidence That Demands A Verdict
John 20: 30 – 31, 21, 25

A. The Opened Tomb
(John 20: 1; Mark 16: 4; Matthew 27: 62 – 66; Mark 14: 50 – 51)

B. The Linen Wrappings
(John 20: 5 – 9, 19: 38 – 40, 11: 44)

C. The Angels
(John 20: 11 – 13; Luke 24: 2 – 6; Exodus 25: 17 - 22)

D. The Risen Christ
(John 20: 14 – 18)
1. Do Not Panic (John 20: 14 – 18, 14: 2 – 3)
2. Do Not Fear (John 20: 19 – 20; Revelation 5: 11 - 14)
3. Do Not Cower (John 20: 21, 17: 18)
* You Have The Power (John 20: 22; Acts 1: 8)
* You Have The Authority
(John 20: 23, II Corinthians 5: 18 – 21)

E. The Risen Christ Identifies Himself to Thomas
(John 20: 24 – 29)
1. Doubting Defined (John 20: 28)
2. Doubting Resolved (John 20: 27 – 29)

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Matthew Chapter 6:8-13

When the disciples asked, Jesus demonstrates to them how to pray

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Why I Believe the Word of God
Fulfilled Prophecy, Practical Significance

1. Betrayed By A Friend
(Matthew 26: 49 – 50; John 13: 18; Psalms 41: 9, 55: 12 – 14)

2. Sold For Thirty Pieces of Silver
(Matthew 26: 14 – 16; Zechariah 11: 12 – 1; Exodus 21: 32)

3. Forsaken By His Disciples
(Mark 14: 48 – 51; Zechariah 13: 7 – 9)

4. Silent Before His Accusers
(Isaiah 53: 7 – 8; Matthew 27: 12 - 14)

5. Wounded and Pierced
(John 19: 34 – 37; Isaiah 53: 5 – 6; Psalms 22: 14,
Ezekiel 36: 26 - 27)

6. Smitten and Spit Upon
(Isaiah 50: 6 – 7; Matthew 26: 67 – 68; John 18: 4 – 8)

7. Mocking
(Psalms 22: 6 – 18; Matthew 27: 31)

8. Crucified with Thieves
(Isaiah 53: 12; Luke 23: 39 - 41)

9. Gawl and Vinegar Offered to Him
(Psalms 69: 21; Matthew 27: 34)

10. Buried In A Rich Man’s Tomb
(Isaiah 53: 9; Matthew 27: 57 – 60; John 19: 38 - 42)

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Paradise
Luke 23: 43


Introduction: Hebrews 9: 27

1. The Veracity of Heaven
(Luke 23: 43)

2. The Central Focus of Heaven
(Luke 23: 43; John 14: 2 – 3; Revelation 21: 3 – 4)

3. The Immediacy of Heaven
(Luke 23: 43; Philippians 1: 21 -23; II Corinthians 5: 8)

4. The Beauty of Heaven
(Luke 23: 43; Revelation 2: 7; II Corinthians 12: 2 – 7;
Revelation 21: 4 – 27)

5. The Grace of Heaven
(Luke 23: 39 – 43)

6. The Possibility of Heaven
(Luke 23: 44; Matthew 27: 45 – 46; II Corinthians 5: 21)