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"My Soul Waits for the Lord"

4/26/2020

Sermon Scripture: Psalm 130

SERMON OUTLINE:
I. Repentant believers cry out to God in times of trouble. (v. 1-2)
II. Believers know that there is forgiveness for sin. (v. 3-4)
III. Believers wait patiently for the Lords' word. (v. 5-6)
IV. God's people may expect complete redemption. (v. 7-8)
FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

When you are down or in trouble, is your first reflex to cry out to God, or to try and find another solution? Why?
Explain this statement: "He who is forgiven much will love much, and he who is forgiven little will love little."
Waiting on the Lord and hoping in his word are partly the same action. In what ways are you waiting on the Lord right now? In what ways can you hope in his word during these uncertain days?
Pick a verse of Scripture which promises that God will forgive sin, and memorize it together as a family today.

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"Confidence In the Lord"

4/19/2020

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Sermon Scripture: Psalm 27

Sermon Outline

A Prayer of Confidence (v. 1-3)
A Desire to be with God in the sanctuary (v. 4-6)
A Prayer for Continued Favor (v. 7-12)
Hope: Wait for the Lord (v. 13-14)

Family Discussion Questions:

Is there anything in your life right now that you fear?
Do you see God as beautiful or useful? Why do you think our hearts tend to only see God for what we can get from him?
How can you praise God today for his protection of you?
Are you seeking God's face right now? If not, what is preventing you?
In what ways are you having to wait on the Lord? Based on Psalm 27, why can you be hopeful even as you wait?

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"Christ Our Hope In Life and Death"

4/12/2020

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Sermon Scripture: Psalm 16

I. A Prayer of Confidence: God is My Refuge for All Time (v. 1)
II. Praise to the Lord: God is My Treasure in Life (v. 2-8)

God is the Protector of those who Trust in Him (v. 2-4)

(v. 2)- True believers confess their faith in God.
(v. 3-4)- True believers seek to be loyal to God.

God is the Provider of Every Good Thing for His People (v. 5-7)

(v. 5-6)- God provides a pleasant and satisfying life.
(v. 7-8)- God provides moral guidance and instruction.
III. Peace For Eternity: God is My Hope in Death (v. 9-11)
(v. 8-9)- God will protect his people.
(v. 10-11)- God will never abandon his people--not even to the power of death.
Five Ways to Respond this Easter:

Repent and believe the gospel.
Rest your hope in the risen Christ.
Rely on God's faithfulness in life.
Remember God's word.
Relish in the gospel and God today.

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How Long O Lord

4/5/2020

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Sermon Scripture: Psalm 13

Six Reasons Christians Should Learn to Lament:

It is a language for loss.
It is the solution for silence.
It is a category for complaints.
It is a framework for feelings.
It is a process for our pain.
It is a way to worship.

Sermon Outline:

David on his Face- An expression of Despair (v. 1-2)
David on his Knees- An expression of Desire (v. 3-4)
David on his Feet- An expression of Delight (v. 5-6)

Family Discussion Questions to help you form a prayer of lament:

What pain are you suffering from right now that has made you feel as if God is absent? (Physical, emotional, disappointment, fear, etc.)
How has your grief and disappointment led you to question God’s purposes? (Is he good? Does he care? Does he hear me?)
What do you want God to do for you? What does God need to do IN you?
How can you rejoice in God’s faithfulness to you? What can you praise God for that you may have forgotten about him? How will this help you trust him moving forward? (He loves you, he sent Christ to die for you, he hears you).

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"My Soul Waits for the Lord"

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How Long O Lord

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