Christ Our Hope Presbyterian Church

Apart from Christ, we are dead in our sins, dominated by Satan and our sinfulness, and doomed to face God's wrath. Thus, our desperate need for God's grace to us in Christ! We were: dead in our sins (v. 1), dominated bt Satan and our sinfulness (vv. 2-3a), doomed to face God's wrath (v.3b), BUT GOD! (v.4a)

God the Father answers our prayer to know the immeasurable greatness of His power toward us in Christ (v. 19). This same power: raised Christ from the dead (v. 20a), seated Christ at God's right hand in Heaven (vv. 20b-21), subjected all things under Christ's feet (v. 22a) and made Christ head over the church (vv. 22b-23).

Since we are blessed in Christ with every spiritual blessing, we give thanks to God and pray for one another, that He would reveal to us more fully: the hope to which He has called us in Christ (vv. 15-18), the riches of His glorious inheritance for us in Christ (v. 18) and the immeasurable greatness of His power toward us win Christ (v. 19).

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ for his sovereign plan to secure an inheritance for His people in Christ (vv. 11-12) and for His sealing Spirit to guarantee our inheritance in Christ (vv. 13-14).

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ!

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ!

John the Baptist bears true witness to Jesus the Christ.

Praise God for Election and Adoption in Christ

God the Father and Christ the Lord convey grace and peace to His people by His Spirit.

Christ reigns even when the wicked seem to be winning.

Christ reigns even when the wicked seem to be winning.

When life doesn't make sense, we are honest with God in prayer, patient in trials, and live by faith.

John the Baptizer sets the stage for Jesus the Messiah.

Christ remembers the afflicted with mercy and reminds the wicked of His justice.

To know God's name revealed in Christ is to trust in Him.

Our lost glory and dominion are restored in Christ!

The Lord is our hope for both forensic justice and forensic justification.

Jesus, David's Greater Son, asks for God's deliverance from false accusations, according to His personal righteousness - and we do so according to His imputed righteousness.

The Messiah has mercy on the miserable - on sinners and sufferers - who flee to Him in prayer.