Covenant Orthodox Presbyterian Church

1. The unwelcoming mountain 2. The welcoming mountain

We should obey God's law because: 1. Of who He is. 2. What He has done for us.

1. Keep Going 2. Keep Watch

1. The nature of the 10 commandments 2. The 10 commandments summarized by love 3. The purpose of the 10 commandments 4. How the 10 commandments are divided 5. The priority of the 10 commandments 6. The interpretation of the 10 commandments

1. The proper perspective on suffering 2. The proper response to suffering

1. Encouragement 2. Encumbrances 3. Example

1. The timing 2. The temptations 3. The triumph

1. The one thing in the text that 2. The one thing in the scripture 3. The one thing in the heart

Trust in Jesus as you are a good shepherd because He delivers you from all evil. 1. Condition 2. Confession 3. Comfort

1. Understand your circumstances when you consider your life and death. 2. Live for Christ and serve Him 3. Die in Christ and enter His immediate presence

1. We pray the Lord will remember our hardships 2. We pray for what we want the Lord to remember 3. We admit our sin when we ask the Lord to remember

Faith endures through achievements and afflictions 1. Achievement through faith 2. Affliction through faith 3. Approval through faith

1. Places of refuge 2. Principles of justice 3. Cities of refuge prefigure Christ

1. Things not feared at birth 2. Things not feared at forty 3. Things not feared at eighty

1. God's unique revelation 2. God's loving revelation 3. God's sovereign revelation

1. How the church is built 2. Her primary function

1. The occasion 2. Early signs 3. Fall of Jerusalem as illustration 4. Final signs of sudden appearance

Faith hopes for and is convinced of things promised. 1. Faith obeys God's promises 2. Faith trusts God's promises 3. Faith waits for God's promises 4. Faith is certain of God's promises

Idolatry provokes God to anger, but He will show compassion to those who repent. 1. You saw no form 2. Do not make a form 3. When you make a form

1. The Law as Life 2. The Law as Privilege

Faith hopes and consists of things unseen. 1. Faith explained 2. Faith exemplified

1. We should help others to obtain their inheritance 2. Our sin can disqualify us from doing so.

1. Remember Past Endurance 2. Retain Present Endurance

1. The hopelessness of the apostate 2. The hubris of the apostate 3. The horror of the apostate

1. The 3 kin 2. The 2 kings

1. Christ reveals Himself on the mountain 2. Christ is attested to on the mountain 3. Our response to Christ on the mountain

Reject earthly wisdom, pursue heavenly wisdom. 1. A warning 2. A plea 3. A guide

Christians should respond to Christ's person, work, and office with: 1. Assurance in faith 2. Endurance in hope 3. Allegiance in love

1. Rebellion of unbelief 2. Consequence of unbelief 3. Presumption of unbelief

1. The Command to Enter 2. The Promise to Enter 3. The Preparation to Enter

1. Offerings of the law that never take away sins 2. Offering of Christ can forever take away sins 3. Testimony of the Holy Spirit

1. The blood of Christ ratified the New Testament to the new covenant 2. The blood of Christ remitted sin

1. Christ's vow for praise in the church 2. Christ's vow for worshippers in the church

1. The first covenant cannot cleanse the conscience 2. The second covenant can cleanse the conscience

1. Jesus prayed for God to draw near 2. Jesus prayed for God to deliver Him 3. God answered Jesus' prayer

Perfect righteousness to the Law is necessary for eternal life. 1. Man's quest 2. God's requirement 3. Man's boast 4. God's revelation

The Lord God almighty sovereignly ordains and graciously reveals His will and works. 1. The failure of the false gods 2. The glory of the true God

1. The ceremony of the day of atonement 2. The significance of the day of atonement 3. The fulfillment of the day of atonement

1. The authority of the great commission 2. The boldness of the great commission 3. The comfort of the great commission

1. Christ's disciples are called to the mountain 2. Christ's disciples are called by the Lord Himself 3. Christ's disciples are called for a threefold purpose

1. The death of Moses i. Sometimes God changes leaders when there is still work to be done ii. Sometimes God removes able men iii. Think highly of our leaders, but do not idolize them iv. It is ok to mourn the change in leadership 2. The installation of Joshuah v. God gifts and empowers His leaders to accomplish their callings vi. Listen to the new leaders God sets over us vii. Some leaders are superior to others

1. God's covenant promise has not failed 2. God's covenant promise does not necessarily run through blood

Jesus trusted God in the midst of unanswered prayer: 1. Jesus' complaint for unanswered prayer 2. Jesus' trust during unanswered prayer

1. The Glorious Prosperity (10) 2. The Glorious Satisfaction (11) 3. The Glorious Inheritance (12)

Beware greed, for possessions cannot buy life 1. Warning against greed stated 2. Warning against greed illustrated

1.Rejection of the servant 2. Burden of the servant 3. Oppression of the servant

The new covenant is a better administration of the covenant of grace because of Christ's intervention. 1. The identity of the 2 covenants 2. The need for a new covenant 3. The better promises of the new covenant

1. The servant exemplifies obedience 2. The servant exemplifies trust

We have a heavenly high priest who is at the right hand of God, interceding on our behalf. 1. The main point of Hebrews 2. The main point of Hebrews proved