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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)

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Intro:(Genesis 6:5-16)

A.The Plan:(Matt:5:13)
1.The Purpose Of Salt
a.Create A Thirst For God
b.Flavor A Bland World (Jn 10:10,Ecc2:1-2,1 Peter 4:3-4)
c.Protect From Decay And Rot (2 Tim 3:1-6)
2.Get Out Of The Salt Shaker And Into The World
(John 17:11-18,20:21)

B.The Peril:
1.The Danger Of Being Rendered Useless,How Does This Happen? (Matt 5:13)
a.The World Buys You Off (James4:4)
b.The World Contaminates You (Phil 2:14-16)
c.The World Grows On You (1 Jn 2:15-17)
d.The World Deceives You (Col 1:13)
e.The World Discards You (Matt 5:13)
2.The Danger Of Being Silenced, Hiding The Light
a.Hiding The Light Due To Fear (Matt 5:14-15)
b.Hiding The Light Due To Guilt (1 Thessalonians 5:4-8)
c.Hiding The Light Due To Misunderstanding (Matt 5:14)

C.The Purpose: (Matt 5:16)

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Our Core Values
Ephesians 4

A. We Value Spiritual Unity
1. The Calling of Unity
(Ephesians 4:1, 2:14-19)
a. A Sovereign Call (Ephesians 1:4-5)
b. A Powerful Call (Ephesians 2:1-3)
c. A Merciful Call (Ephesians 2:4-5)
d. A Gracious Call (Ephesians 2:8)
e. A Purposeful Call (Ephesians 3:21)
2. The Cultivation of Unity (Ephesians 4:3)
3. The Conviction of Unity (Ephesians 4:4-6)

B. We Value Spiritual Growth
1. Spiritual Growth is Achieved
a. When All the Members Use Their Spiritual Gifts (Ephesians 4:7-8, Romans 12:6, 1 Corinthians 12:4-7)
b. When All the Members are Equipped to Work (Ephesians 4:11-12)
2. Spiritual Growth is Manisfested
a. By Knowing What We Believe (Ephesians 4:13)
b. By Knowing Who We Believe (Ephesians 4:13)
c. By Knowing When Not To Believe (Ephesians 4:14)
3. Spiritual Growth is Solidified By Evangelism
(Ephesians 4:15)

C. We Value Spiritual Seperation
(Ephesians 4:17-24)
1. Evaluate Who You Are (Ephesians 4:18-22)
2. Renew Who You Are (Ephesians 4:23-24)

D. We Value Spiritual Brotherhood
(Ephesians 4:25-32)

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Noah
The Second Father of The Human Race
Genesis 6 – 9

1. Father Noah and His Lineage
(Genesis 5: 1 – 3, 25 – 29, 3: 3 – 19, 5: 29)

2. Father Noah Lived In A Time of Extreme Moral Decay
(Genesis 6: 1 – 8; II Peter 3: 3 – 9)

3. Father Noah Was A Man of Faith
(Genesis 6: 9 – 10)

4. Father Noah and His Saving Work: He is A Type of
Savior (Genesis 6: 13 – 22, 7: 11 – 16; Hebrews 11: 7)

5. Father Noah and His Amazing Work Ethic
(Genesis 7: 6, 9: 28)

6. Father Noah and His Worship
(Genesis 8: 20)

7. Father Noah and A New World Order
(Genesis 9: 2 – 6)

8. Father Noah and His Fall
(Genesis 9: 20 – 24)

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New Heaven and Earth
Revelation 21: 1 - 8
A. Why the Need for A New Heaven and Earth?
1. The Earth Is Polluted (Isaiah 24: 5 - 6; Romans 8: 19 - 22)
2. The Earth Is Tired (Psalm 102: 25 - 27)
3. The Earth Is Doomed (II Peter 3: 6 - 7)
4. The Earth Is Scarred (Revelation 21: 1)
B. The Capital City of The New Earth: The New Jerusalem
1. The New Jerusalem Is An Actual City (Revelation 21: 2, 14 - 17)
2. The New Jerusalem Is A Holy City (Revelation 21: 2)
3. The New Jerusalem Is An Expanding City (Hebrews 11: 9 - 10, 12: 22 - 24; John 14: 1 - 3)
4. The New Jerusalem Is A Bride (Revelation 21: 2; II Corinthians 11: 2)
5. The New Jerusalem Is A Tabernacle (Revelation 21: 3; Matthew 5: 8; I John 3: 2)
C. The Characteristics of The New Heaven and Earth (Revelation 21: 4)
D. Access to The New Heavens and Earth (Revelation 21: 5 - 7)
E. The Outcasts from The New Heaven and Earth (Revelation 21: 8)

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Robert Zink - Our missionary to Argentina

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Masters and Slaves
Ephesians 6:5-9

Introduction

1. The Originator of Work
a. God Designed It (Genesis 2:8-15)
b. God Models It
*The Work of Creation
*The Work of Preservation
(Hebrews 1:3, Colossians 1:17, John 5:17)

2. The Expectation of Work
(2 Thessalonians 3:10-12, 1 Timothy 5:11-13)

3. The Value of Work
(Proverbs 14:23, Ecclesiastes 4:4; 5:18-20)

4. The Result of Not Working
(Proverbs 6:6-11, 26:13-16)

5. The Qualities of A Christian Worker
a. Obedience (Ephesians 6:5, 1 Timothy 6:1-2, 1 Peter 2:18, Proverbs 27:18)
b. Sincerity (Ephesians 6:5-6)
c. Devotion (Ephesians 6:6-8)

6. Miscellaneous Principles of Work

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Man’s Only Hope
Jesus, Light of The World
John 8: 12

I. The Cure For Man’s Dilemma
A. Recognize the Uniqueness and Specialness of
Jesus Christ
1. “ I Have Special Knowledge “ (John 8: 14 – 15, 23)
2. “ I Have A Special Relationship with The Father ”
(John 8: 16 – 19, 10: 30 – 33)
3. “ I Am A Special Mission from The Father ”
(John 8: 42)
4. “ I Am Glorified and Promoted by My Father ”
(John 8: 50, 54)

B. Recognize The Tragic Condition of Man
1. Man Is Totally Blind and Unable to Comprehend
Spiritual Things (John 8: 21 – 22, 25, 32 – 33, 43;
II Corinthians 2: 13)
2. Man Is Totally Enslaved to Satan (John 8: 38)
Everyone Has A Father (John 8: 38)
a. Your Father Determines Your Character
(John 8: 39 – 42)
b. Your Father Sets Your Beliefs (John 8: 43)
c. Your Father Possesses Your Heart (John 8: 44)
d. Your Father Is A Murderer and A Deceiver
(John 8: 44 – 47)
3. Man Is Totally Hardened in His Position
(John 8: 48, 52)

C. Recognize the Cure For The Problem and Belief
1. The Object of Belief (John 8: 24, 21)
2. The Character of Belief
a. Perseverance (John 8: 31)
b. Freedom (John 8: 32, 36)
c. Obedience (John 8: 51)
3. The Objective, Goal of Belief (John 8: 54)
4. The Model of Belief: Abraham
(John 8: 56 – 58; Hebrews 11: 13)

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Majesty on Display Through
Discouragement and Treachery

A. The Disciples Abandoned Jesus
(Matthew 26: 36 – 45)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. He Protects Them (John 18: 4 – 9)
b. He Convinces Them (Luke 24: 36 – 43, 22: 45)

B. Judas Betrays Him
(Matthew 26: 47 – 49)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. He Reached Out (Matthew 26: 50)
b. He Warned (Mark 14: 17 – 2; Luke 22: 3 – 6;
Matthew 26: 14 – 16)

C. Peter Denied Him
(Matthew 26: 69 – 75)
1. Jesus Responds to Peter
a. He Recommissioned Him
(John 21: 15 – 17; Matthew 26: 75)
b. He Prayed For Him (Luke 22: 31 – 34)

D. The Jewish Leaders Condemned Him
(John 18: 12 – 24; Luke 22: 63 – 65; Mark 14: 64 – 65;
Matthew 27: 27 – 31)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. Submission to The Will of God (I Peter 2: 21 – 23)
b. Forgiveness (Luke 23: 34)

E. Pilate Washed His Hands
(“Jesus Is Not My Problem”)
(Matthew 27: 1 – 26)
1. Jesus Is Your Problem (Hebrews 10: 26 – 31)

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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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A. Life without God is a dead-end
1. Life without God is circular - Ecclesiastes 1:2-6
2. Life without God is Frustrating - Ecclesiastes 1:7
3. Life without God is Tiring - Ecclesiastes 1:8
4. Life without God is Repetitive - Ecclesiastes 1:8-11
5. Life without God is Hopeless - Ecclesiastes 1:15

B. Life without God is empty, a frustrating search for happiness
1. Seeking happiness in pleasure - Ecclesiastes 2:1-2
2. Seeking happiness in Alcohol and other substances - Ecclesiastes 2:3
3. Seeking happiness in material things - Ecclesiastes 2:4-11

C. Life without God is Fearful : Death looms
1. Death is Universal - Ecclesiastes 2: 14-17
2. Death is cruel - Ecclesiastes 2:18-22
3. Death is fearful - Ecclesiastes 2:23, John 10:10; John 11:25-26

D Life with God is:
1. Satisfying - Ecclesiastes 2:24, Ecclesiastes 5:18, Ecclesiastes 9:7-9
2. Enjoyment - Ecclesiastes 2:25
3. Secure - Ecclesiastes 3:1-11
4. An obsession Ecclesiastes 3:11, Romans 1:19

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1. Earthquakes Grab Our Attention (Matthew 24:37-39, 7)

2. Earthquakes Secure Our Adoration (Job 38:8-11, Hebrews 1:3, Colossians 1:17)

3. Earthquakes Assault Our False Security (Hebrews 12:25-29, Matthew 6:19-20)

4. Earthquakes Diminish Our Intoxication With Self (2 Peter 3:3-12)

5. Earthquakes Break The Bondage Of Darkness (Acts 16:25-31, Matthew 27:54)

6. Earthquakes Expose Our Unbelief (Revelation 6:12-17)

7. Earthquakes Test Our Empathy

8. Earthquakes Heighten Our Anticipation (Matthew 24:4-8)

9. Earthquakes Remind Us Of The Fallen State Of Our World
(Romans 8:19-23)

10. Earthquakes Complete The Wrath Of God (Revelation 16:17-21, 19:11-16)

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Leadership Principles From The Greatest Leader
Matthew 20:20-28

1. A Leader Delegates and Trains
(Matthew 10:1-6, 28:19-20, Luke 9:10)

2. A Leader Communicates
(Mark 10:32, Matthew 13:3-11)

3. A Leader Has Vision
(1 Peter 2:4, Revelation 1:5-6, 5:9-10)

4. A Leader Restores and Reclaims
(Matthew 26:33-75, John 21:15-17)

5. A Leader Has Goals
(Matthew 16:21-23, 26:39, John 6:14-15)

6. A Leader Inspires
(Matthew 4:19-20, 16:18)

7. A Leader is Loyal
(Matthew 11:2-11, 15:1-3)

8. A Leader Challenges
(Matthew 14:15-16)

9. A Leader is Organized
(Matthew 6:38-44, 1 Corinthians 14:33)

10. A Leader Rests
(Matthew 14:13; 15:21)

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Leadership Development
Matthew 10

A. Leaders are Chosen
(Matthew 10:1-2, 4:18-21, Luke 6:12-13, 1 Corinthians 1:26-31)

B. Leaders are Recognized
(Matthew 10:1-2, 1 Timothy 3:1-8, Ephesians 2:20)

C. Leaders are Trained
(Matthew 10:5-6, 28:19, Mark 6:7)

D. Leaders are Empowered
(Matthew 10:7-8, 2 Corinthians 12:12, Acts 1:8)

E. Leaders are Tested
1. The Test of Greed (Matthew 10:8)
2. The Test of Faith (Matthew 10:9-10)
3. The Test of Contentment (Matthew 10:11)
4. The Test of Discernment (Matthew 10:12-15)

F. Leaders are Warned, Expect Persecution
1. The Source of Persecution
*Religious (Matthew 10:16-17)
*Governmental (Matthew 1:18)
*Family (Matthew 10:21, 34)

2. The Permanence of Persecution (Matthew 10:2-23)
3. The Reason for Persecution (Matthew 10:24-25)
4. The Response to Persecution (Matthew 10:2-37)

G. Leaders are Challenged
1. Who Do You Love (Matthew 10:37)
2. How Much Do You Sacrifice? (Matthew 10:38)
3. What Consumes You? (Matthew 10:39)

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Leadership
Matthew 20:20-28

A. The Desire for Leadership
(Matthew 20:20-21)
1. Selfish Ambition (Mark 10:35-37)
2. Holy Ambition (1 Timothy 3:1, John 3:30, Matthew 11:11, Isaiah 6:1-8)

B. The Cost of Leadership
(Matthew 20:22)
1. Criticism (1 Corinthians 4:3-4)
2. Loss of Privacy
3. Fatigue
4. Responsibility
5. Target
6. Loneliness

C. The Preparation for Leadership
(Matthew 20:23)
1. Preparation Through Faithfulness in Little Things (Matthew 25:23)
2. Preparation Through All of Life's Experiences
3. Preparation Through Training (Joshua 1:1-9)

D. The Abuse of Leadership
(Matthew 20:25, Luke 22:25)

E. The Ideal Form of Leadership
(Matthew 20:26-27, John 13:4-6)

F. The Model of Leadership
(Matthew 20:28)