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The Gospel
John 2: 13 – 25


A. The Problem: The Wrath of God
(John 2: 13 – 17: Psalm 7: 11 – 12; Romans 1: 18)
* Declaration of Deity (John 2: 16)
* Demonstration of Power (John 2: 15 – 16)
1. Abuse of The Temple (John 2: 14)
2. Abuse of The Gentiles (Mark 11: 17)
3. Abuse of The Worshippers (John 2: 14)


B. The Solution: The Love of God
(John 2: 18 – 22)
1. The Substitutionary Death of Christ (John 2: 21 – 22)
2. The Victorious Resurrection of Christ (John 2: 19)


C. The Appropriation: The Belief in God
(John 2: 23 – 25)
1. Many Believed In His Name (John 2: 23, 6: 60 – 66)
2. Jesus Did Not Believe In Them (John 2: 24)
a. The Unresponsive Heart (Matthew 13: 18 – 19, 3 – 4)
b. The Superficial Heart (Matthew 13: 20 – 21, 5)
c. The Worldly Heart (John 13: 22)
d. The Receptive Heart (Matthew 13: 23)

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The Gospel Of God
Romans 1:1-9

A. The Spokesman of the Gospel
(Romans 1:1)
1. Bond-servant (Romans 1:1, Exodus 21:4)
2. Apostle (Romans 1:1)
3. Set Apart (Romans 1:1)

B. The Continuity of the Gospel
(Romans 1:2, Matthew 5:17-18, Hebrews 1:1-2)

C. The Central Person of the Gospel
(Romans 1:3)
1. The Son of Man
(Romans 1:3, Isaiah 1:7, 2 Samuel 7:12-13)
2. The Son of God
(Romans 1:4, Luke 4:1, 14, 18)

D. The Purpose of the Gospel
(Romans 1:5)
1. Obedience (Romans 1:5)
2. Glory (Romans 1:5)

E. The Transformation of the Gospel
(Romans 1:8)

F. The Brotherhood of the Gospel
(Romans 1:9)

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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  Great  Harlot
Revelation 17
 

1.  Her Identity                                                                 (Revelation 17:  1, 5; Exodus 34: 14 - 17; Hosea 14: 11 - 12)

 

2. Her Influence                                                              (Revelation 17: 1, 15; Revelation 13: 11)

 

3. Her Enmeshment with Political Power                           (Revelation 17:  2)

 

4. Her Support                                                                 (Revelation 17:  3, 9, 13:  1 -  6)

 

5. Her Children                                                              (Revelation 17:  5; Genesis 9: 1, 11:  4 -  8)

 

6. Her Hatred                                                                  (Revelation 17:  6; John 14:  6)

 

7. Her Destruction                                                                      (Revelation 17: 16 - 17, 13: 11 - 15)

 
 

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Pastor David Abeyta The Great White Throne Judgment
Revelation 20: 11 - 15
A. The Scene (Revelation 20: 11)
1. Great (Daniel 7: 9 - 10)
2. White (Romans 2: 5; Psalm 103: 12; Isaiah 43: 25)
3. Him Who Sits On The Throne (John 5: 22 - 29; Acts 17: 31; Psalm 2: 12)
4. Earth and Heaven Fled Away (II Peter 3: 10 - 13)
5. The Great and The Small (Revelation 20: 4 - 6; John 5: 28 - 29)
6. The Unsaved Dead Summoned (Revelation 20: 6, 12; Romans 8: 1; John 5: 28 - 29)
B. The Standard (Revelation 20: 12; Daniel 7: 9 - 10)
1. Indisputable Evidence
• Thoughts (Romans 3: 16)
• Words (Matthew 12: 37)
• Secrets (Luke 8: 17)
• Deeds (Matthew 16: 27; Revelation 20: 13)
2. Degrees of Punishment (Matthew 11: 21 - 24; Luke 12: 47 - 48)
C. The Sentence (Revelation 20: 13 - 15; Matthew 8: 12, 13: 41 - 42, 22: 13; Romans 10: 9 - 10)

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Prayer

A. Why Does Want Us To Pray?
1. Not So that God Can Find Out Want We Need
(Matthew 6: 5)
2. Prayer Expresses Our Trust In God
3. Prayer Demonstrates Our Conviction that God Is
Good, Wise, and Powerful (Matthew 6: 9; Luke 11: 9 – 12)
4. Prayer Brings Us Into Fellowship with God
(John 17: 3)

B. The Effectiveness of Prayer
1. Prayer Changes The Way God Acts
(James 4: 2; Exodus 32: 11 - 12)
2. Effective Prayer Is Made Possible By Our Mediator
(I Timothy 2: 5; Hebrews 4: 14 – 16, 10: 19)
3. What Is “Prayer In Jesus’ Name”?
(John 14: 13 – 14, 15: 16, 16: 23 – 24)
a. By The Authority of Jesus (Acts 3: 6, 4: 7, 16: 18)
b. Represents The Person Himself (I John 5: 14 – 15)
c. Should We Pray to The Holy Spirit?
(Ephesians 4: 30)
d. The Role of The Holy Spirit in Prayer
(Romans 8: 26 – 27)

C. Some Important Considerations For Effective Prayer
1. Pray According To The Will of God
(I John 5: 14 – 15; Matthew 26: 39, 6: 10; John 15: 7;
II Corinthians 12: 9 - 10)
2. Confession of Sins (I John 1: 8 – 10)
3. Persevering In Prayer (II Corinthians 12: 8; Mark 14: 36, 39)
4. Pray Earnestly (Hebrews 5: 7)
5. What About Unanswered Prayer?
(II Samuel 12: 15 – 24)

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The Grim Reaper
Revelation 14: 14 - 20
 

1. The Regal Reaper                                                       (Revelation 14: 14 - 15)

 

1. His Coronation  (Daniel  7: 13 - 14)

 

2. His Preparation   (Revelation 14: 14)

 

3. His Execution  (Revelation 14: 15; John  5: 22, 27; Acts 17: 31)

 

2. The Righteous Reaper                                                  (Revelation 14: 17 - 19)

 

1. Man’s Condition is Ripe for Judgment

1. Man’s Eagerness to Persecute God’s People (Revelation  6:  9 - 10, 7:  9 - 14, 16:  4 - 6)

 

2. Man’s Rebellion Against Christ                           (Revelation  1:  3 - 4, 8 - 10, 15 - 18)

 

3. Man’s Refusal to Repent                                                       (Revelation  9: 20 - 21, 16:  8 - 11, 21)

 

3. The Fearsome Reaper                                                   (Revelation 14: 19)

 

1. He Descends from Heaven   (Revelation 19: 11 - 13)

 

2. He Descends to Stand on Mount Olive                     (Zechariah 14: 2 - 4)

 

3. He Descends to The Battle of Armageddon                  (Revelation 16: 13 - 16, 14: 20, 19: 15 - 21)

 

4. Conclusion                                                                                                     (Hebrews 10: 31; Psalm 2: 12)

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The Heart of Evangelism

1. Evangelism Flows Out of A Heart of Worship
(Ephesians 1:3-7)

2. Evangelism Flows From A Heart Convinced of The Truth
(Ephesians 1:13, 4:20-22, Acts 4:12, 1 Timothy 2:5)

3. Evangelism Flows From A Heart Filled With Gratitude
(Ephesians 2:1-4,12)

4. Evangelism Flows From A Heart Sensitive To The Lord's Leading
(Ephesians 2:10, 6:19-20)

5. Evangelism Flows From A Heart In Love With His Church
(Ephesians 1:15, 2:17-19)

6. Evangelism Flows From A Heart of Responsibility and Stewardship
(Ephesians 3:7-8)

7. Evangelism Flows From A Heart of Jealousy For Christ's Glory
(Ephesians 4:9-10, Philippians 2:8-11)

8. Evangelism Flows From A Heart of Love For Lost People
(Ephesians 4:15, 5:1-2)

9. Evangelism Flows Out of A Heart of Surrender
(Ephesians 5:18)

10. Evangelism Flows Out of A Heart of Courage
(Ephesians 6:10-12)

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The Holy Spirit, The Helper
John 14: 16

A. The Holy Spirit: The Helper In Salvation
1. He Initiates Salvation (John 16: 7 – 11)
a. He Convicts (John 16: 8; Genesis 6: 3 - 7)
b. He Convinces (John 16: 8)
* The Need for Righteousness
* The Impossibility of Attaining
Righteousness Alone (Romans 3: 23)
* The Attaining of Righteousness (Romans 3: 22 - 25)
c. He Warns (John 16: 8 – 11)
2. He Facilitates Salvation (John 3: 8)
a. Regeneration Is Not Achieved By Religion
(John 3: 1 – 3)
b. Regeneration Is Necessary To Enter The Kingdom
of God (John 3: 3, 5)
c. Regeneration Is A Second Birth (John 3: 6)
d. Regeneration Is Mysterious (John 3: 8)

B. The Holy Spirit: The Helper In Evangelism
(John 14: 12 – 16)
1. The Vision (John 14: 12)
2. The Focus (John 14: 13)
3. The Strength (John 14: 14)
4. The Motive (John 14: 15)
5. The Energy (John 14: 16)

C. The Holy Spirit: The Helper In Sanctification
1. He Protects You (Ephesians 1: 13)
2. He Helps You Fight Sin (Romans 8: 13)
3. He Helps Assure You (Romans 8: 16)

D. The Holy Spirit: The Helper, An Author Of Scripture
(John 16: 12 – 15, 14: 25 – 26; II Timothy 3: 16; II Peter 1: 20 – 21)

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The Honor of Marriage The Gospel of John - Chapter 2

A. Facilitating Marriage
(John 2: 1 – 5; Matthew 25: 1 – 10, 1: 18)

B. Celebrating Marriage
(John 2: 2)
1. The Creation of Marriage (Genesis 2: 18 – 21)
a. A Necessary Relationship (Genesis 2: 18)
b. A Complimentary Relationship (Genesis 2: 18)
c. A Side-By-Side Relationship (Genesis 2: 22)
d. An Intimate Relationship (Genesis 2: 23)
e. An Independent Relationship (Genesis 2: 24)
f. A Permanent Relationship (Genesis 2: 24)
g. A Transparent Relationship (Genesis 2: 25)

C. Saving Marriage
(John 2: 3; Matthew 1: 18)
1. Jesus Can Save Your Marriage
a. Embrace A Changed Relationship (John 2: 3 – 4;
John 19: 26; Matthew 12: 47 – 50; Ephesians 5: 28 - 31)
b. Embrace Christ
* Jesus Demands Submission (John 2: 5)
* Jesus Desires Relationship (John 2: 6; Mark 7: 1 - 6)
* Jesus Deserves Gratitude (John 2: 7)
* Jesus Demonstrates Humility (John 2: 8 – 10)

D. Destroying Marriage
(Song of Solomon 2: 15)
1. Social Drinking
a. You Can’t Handle It (Proverbs 20: 1, 23: 31 – 32)
b. You Can’t Serve Two Masters (Ephesians 5: 18)
c. You Don’t Want To Take A Stand (I Peter 4: 3 – 4)

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The Jews: A Privileged and Guilty People
Romans 2:17-3:9

A. A Privileged People
1. They Were Blessed
*They Had A Great Name (Romans 2:17)
*They Had A Great Book (Romans 2:17)
*They Had A Great God (Romans 2:17)
2. They Were Enlightened (Romans 2:18)
3. They Were Confident (Romans 2:19-20)

B. A Guilty People
1. Guilty of Not Honoring The Word
(Romans 2:21-23)
2. Guilty of Not Spreading The Word
(Romans 2:24)
3. Guilty of Not Internalizing The Word
(Romans 2:25-29)

C. A Special People
(Romans 3:1,9)
1. Objects of God's Trust (Romans 3:2)
2. Objects of God's Faithfulness (Romans 3:3-4)
3. Objects of God's Grace (Romans 3:5-8)

D. A Needy People
(Romans 3:9-23)

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The Judgment of Babylon the Great
 
 
 
Introduction:  Revelation 17: 16, 18: 11, 16 - 19;                    
                        Isaiah 13: 19 - 22; Jeremiah 50: 13, 39 – 40
 

1. The Reason for Her Judgment

 

1. She Became a Dwelling Place for Demons        (Revelation 18:  2)

 

2. She Infects the Whole World with Immorality     (Revelation 18:  3)

 

2. The Warning to Avoid Her Judgment                    (Revelation 18:  4 - 5;  Ephesians  5:  6 - 7)

 

3. The Desire to See Her Judged                                              (Revelation 18:  6; Exodus 22:  4 - 7)

 

1. Attitudes That Will Damn You to Hell

• Self - Glory   (Revelation 18:  7)
• Self – Sufficiency.  (Revelation 18: 7)

 

2. Description of Hell

• Torment   (Revelation 18:  8; Revelation 20: 10; Matthew 13: 42)
• Mourning     (Matthew  8: 12;  Revelation 18: 8)

 

3. Certainty of Hell

• It Is Swift   (Revelation18: 8)
• It Is Sure    (Revelation 18: 8)

 

4. The Emotional Response to Her Judgment

 

1. Grief

• Kings of The Earth   (Revelation 18:  9 - 10)
• Merchants of The Earth   (Revelation 18: 11 - 19)

 

2. Joy    (Revelation 18: 20 - 24)

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The Last Farewell
John 13

A. The Assurance of Love
(John 13: 1)
1. An Enduring Love (John 13: 1; Romans 8: 31 – 39)
2. A Special Love (John 13: 1, 10: 3 – 28)
3. A Consuming Love (John 12: 27)

B. Demonstration of Love
1. Humble Service (John 13: 2 – 5)
a. Unwavering Humility (John 13: 2 – 3)
b. Unreserved Humility (John 13: 4 – 5; Luke 22: 24 – 27)
2. Spiritual Cleansing (John 13: 6 - 10; I John 1: 9)

C. Obligation to Love
(John 13: 12 – 17; Philippians 2: 5 – 8; Ephesians 5: 22 – 33)

D. Enemy of Love
(John 13: 2, 10 – 11, 26 – 27)

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The Last Invitation
An Examination of Powerful Incentive
to Respond to The Invitation
Revelation 22: 17
 
 
 

1. The Love of Christ                                                       (Revelation  1:  5)

 

2. The Return of Christ                                                    (Revelation  1: 7;  Zechariah 12: 10;  Revelation  9: 21, 19: 11 - 18)

 

3. The Authority of Christ                                             (Revelation 1: 18;  Matthew 10: 28)

 

4. The Omniscience of Christ                                          (Revelation  2: 23,  3:  1 - 16;  Matthew  7: 21 - 23)

 

5. The Worthiness of Christ                                             (Revelation  5:  9 - 14)

 

6. The Wrath of Christ                                                                (Revelation  6:  9 - 17)

 

7. The Rapture of Christ                                                    (Revelation  3: 10;  I Thessalonians  4: 16 - 17, Revelation  9:  3 - 19)

 

8. The Two Resurrections of Christ                                       (Revelation 20:  4  -  6)

 

9. The Great - White Throne of Christ                                               (Revelation 20: 11 - 15)

 

10. The New Heaven and New Earth of Christ                   (Revelation 21:  1 -  4)

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The Little Book
Revelation 10
 
 
Introduction: Revelation 6: 7 - 17, 9: 15 - 16
 

1. The Possessor of The Little Book                                 (Revelation 10: 1)

 

2. The Identity of The Little Book     (Revelation 10: 2, 5: 1 - 5)

 

3. The Content of The Little Book

 

1. A Declaration of Divine Sovereignty   (Revelation 10: 2)

 

2. An Unleashing of Divine Wrath     (Revelation 10:  3, 6: 16 - 17)

 

3. An Assertion of Divine Prerogative     (Revelation 10: 3; Deuteronomy 29: 29; Romans 11: 33 - 36)

 

4. A Breaking of Divine Restraint      (Revelation 10:  5 - 6; II Peter  3: 9; Revelation  6: 10)

 

5. A Fulfillment of Divine Mystery    (Revelation 10: 7)

 

4. The Command Regarding The Little Book

 

1. Eden  (Revelation 10:  8 - 10; Ezekiel  2:  8 - 9,  3:  1 - 4;  Jeremiah 15: 16; Psalm 19:  7 - 10)

 

2. Preach It !   (Revelation 10: 11)

 
 

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The Magnificent Mary
Luke 1 - 2
 
 

1. Mary was Favored                                                               (Luke 1: 26 - 31;  Matthew 1: 19;  John  8: 41;  Luke  2:  6 - 7)

 

2. Mary Needed Confirmation

1. God Gave Her A Theological Explanation                            (Luke 1: 34 -35)
2. God Gave Her A Practical Example                                  (Luke 1: 36 - 37)

 

3. Mary was Enthusiastically Willing                                       (Luke 1: 38;  Isaiah  6: 8;  Romans 12: 1)

 

4. Mary Intelligently Worshipped                                               (Luke 1: 46)

1. She Knew God was Willing to Save   (Luke  1: 47)
2. She Knew God was Eager to Bless   (Luke  1: 48, 52)
3. She Knew God was Holy    (Luke  1: 49)
4. She Knew God was Merciful     (Luke  1: 50)
5. She Knew God was Faithful    (Luke 1: 54 - 55)

 

5. Mary was Helpful                                                                 (Luke  1: 24, 26, 39, 56)

 

6. Mary was Deeply Devoted                                                    (Luke  2: 17 - 19)

 

7. Mary was Willing to Suffer                                                                (Luke  2: 34 - 35;  John 19: 25 - 27)