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Ephesians 4:30-32     Sermon Outline:    6-21-26     Sermon audio:    6-21-26

In this passage, Jesus is going to clear the way to God. Even more, he's going to show us that he himself is the way to God because he is the temple.Sermon Outline:I. What Jesus DoesII. What Jesus ClaimsIII. What Jesus IsSermon Discussion Questions:1. Have you ever had an experience of going through the motions of worship at church, in prayer, in your quiet time, and coming away feeling like you never actually connected with God? What tends to get in the way for you?2. What legitimate things in your life might be displacing worship? What might Jesus want to clear out of your temple to make more room for genuine encounter with God?3. What are you most zealous about right now? How does your passion for Jesus and his church compare to the other things that consume your energy and attention?4. What does it tell us about faith that even the disciples who walked with Jesus were often confused about what he was doing?

Leviticus: Bleached By Blood Sermon Series With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Soaked In Bleach: Introduction To Leviticus From Leviticus 1:1. Sermon Outline - 5 Questions To Introduce Us To The Book: 1. Who Wrote Leviticus? 2. Why Is It Called Leviticus? 3. Who Are The Levites? 4. What Is The Book About? 5. Why Study Leviticus?

Ephesians 4:28-30     Sermon Outline:  6-14-26     Sermon audio:    6-14-26

In this passage, we encounter a wedding that has run out of wine. This situation was not only sad, it had the potential to bring great shame and even legal trouble upon the groom's family. But fortunately for them, Jesus was there. When the wine ran out, Jesus supplied a superabundance. And John tells us exactly why he chose to record this story. Join us to find out.Sermon Outline:I. The Joy that Runs OutII. The Joy that CostsIII. The Joy that Never EndsSermon Discussion Questions:1. Where have you seen this happen when life was at its best and the joy still faded? What did you (or they) reach for to get the spark back?2. What's the difference between bringing a need to Jesus and leaving it in his hands versus telling him how to fix it? Is there an area right now where obeying Jesus doesn't seem practical?3. What does the sheer extravagance of this miracle tell you about Jesus? Where are you tempted to think of him as a God of bare minimums rather than abundance?4. Why do you think Jesus connects the wine at this wedding to the cross? How does it change the way you read this miracle to know the joy it pictures cost him his blood?5. What's the difference between having your theology straight and trusting Jesus? Who in your life needs to hear that they can start following Jesus before they have it all figured out, and what would inviting them look like this week?

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is 'Them Christians' In Antioch: A Recipe For Church Growth From Acts 11:19-30. Sermon Outline - 7 Ingredients Of Antioch's Church Growth So We Can Emulate 'Them': 1. Evangelistic Members (v. 19-20) 2. Energized By God (v. 21) 3. Exemplary Reputation (v. 22) 4. Expanding Numerically (v. 23-24) 5. Equipping The Saints (v. 26a) 6. Enduring Difficulty (v. 26b) 7. Extending Support (v. 29-30)

1 Samuel 16-17 – Geoff Lin – Give us a king to lead us! Sermon Outline

Ephesians 4:25-27     Sermon Outline:    6-7-26     Sermon audio:    Track 1

In this passage, we see dominos starting to fall in a chain reaction. It begins with John the Baptist pointing to Jesus as the Lamb of God. That leads to Andrew and another disciple following Jesus. That leads to an invitation to Peter coming to Jesus. Jesus invites Philip to follow him. Philip does, and then he invites Nathanael to come and see for himself. He does. Domino after domino fell, and they continue to fall. But essential to the whole process is someone extending the invitation to “Come and see.” Sermon Outline:I. The Pattern of WitnessII. The Practice of WitnessIII. The Power of WitnessSermon Discussion Questions:1. Who was an Andrew in your own story, someone whose small act of witness led you toward Jesus?2. If Jesus asked you today, “What are you seeking?”, what would be your honest answer today? How does that answer compare to what you say you're looking for in following him? 3. When someone in your life pushes back on your invitation to Jesus, what is your instinct: to argue, to back down, or to invite? What makes “come and see” both humble and courageous? How can we invite people to come and see?4. 40% of Christians say they don't know anyone to invite to church. Is that true for you? If your social world is mostly other believers, what would it take to change that, and what's holding you back?5. How does the reality that Jesus is already at work in the lives of people around us before we say a word change the way you think about the pressure of inviting people to come and see?

1 Samuel 9-15 – Geoff Lin – Give us a king to lead us! Sermon Outline

Many people have their own ideas about who Jesus is, but we want to derive our picture of him from what the Bible says. Who is Jesus according to the man God appointed to introduce him to the world? Sermon Outline:I. The Lamb of God Who Takes Away SinII. The Savior of Humanity We Cannot ManufactureIII. The Son of God Who Demands a ResponseSermon Discussion Questions:1. What are some versions of Jesus you encounter in your own circles, whether in culture, on social media, or even in church, that fall short of the Jesus John introduces here? How do you help someone see the difference without coming across as harsh or dismissive?2. For some of us who have been Christians a long time, we have forgotten how big a deal it is that Jesus takes our sin and guilt away. How can we stay (or become) freshly amazed by his grace? 3. True knowledge of Jesus is a gift God gives by his Spirit, not something we achieve through accumulated religious experience. How should this shape the way we pray for people who don't yet believe? How does it relieve some of the pressure we put on ourselves when our conversations about Jesus don't seem to work?4. Who is one person in your life right now who needs to hear that Jesus is the Lamb who takes away sin? What is one specific, concrete way you could point them to Jesus this week?

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is A New Flavor Of God's Favor: Hard To Swallow, Part 3 From Acts 10:24-48. Sermon Outline - 5 New Covenant Concepts That Were Hard To Swallow: 1. Unsterile Industry 2. Uncommon Italian 3. Unappetizing Instruction (last week) 4. Unclean Invitation (last week) 5. Unprecedented Inclusion I. Unrebellious Preacher Of The Gospel II. Uncomplicated Presentation Of The Gospel III. Undeniable Presence Of The Spirit IV. Unprecedented Path Of Inclusion

Meeting Jesus: Wednesdays Evenings In Luke With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Now You Don't: The Significance Of The Ascension From Luke 24:50-53. Sermon Outline - 4 Perspectives That Help Us Grasp The Significance Of The Ascension: 1. Departure: How Jesus Left 2. Destination: Where Jesus Went 3. Design: Why Jesus Left 4. Duration: When / How Jesus Returns

Ephesians 4:22-25     Sermon Outline:    5-24-26     Sermon audio:    5-24-26

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is Choking On Change: Hard To Swallow, Part 2 From Acts 10:7-33. Sermon Outline - 5 New Covenant Concepts That Were Hard To Swallow: 1. Unsterile Industry (last week) 2. Uncommon Italian (last week) 3. Unappetizing Instruction 4. Unclean Invitation 5. Unprecedented Inclusion (next week)

Meeting Jesus: Wednesdays Evenings In Luke With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Now You See Me Too: The Requirement & Result Of The Resurrection From Luke 24:44-49. Sermon Outline - 3 Facts About The Resurrection You Need To Know As A Christian: 1. Reality Of The Resurrection (last week) 2. Requirement Of The Resurrection 3. Result Of The Resurrection

Ephesians 4:17-21     Sermon Outline:    5-17-26     Sermon audio:    5-17-26

We have these two desires woven deep into us as fallen humans: the desire to be rescued, and the desire for another person to understand our struggles. We're looking for a hero that can close the gap between us and them.John introduces us to that hero in these verses.Sermon Outline:I. Jesus Moves In.II. Jesus Makes God Known.III. Jesus Pours Out Grace.Sermon Discussion Questions:1. How does it change the way you approach Jesus to know that the initiative in your relationship with him was entirely his, that he came to you before you ever came to him?2. Think of a specific moment in the Gospels where you see Jesus' grace and truth on display together (ie. John 4; 21; Mark 10). What does that scene teach you about what God is actually like?3. Most people give us either grace or truth, but rarely both at the same time. Jesus gives us both simultaneously. Think of someone in your life right now who is hard to offer both grace and truth to. What makes that combination so difficult, and what would it look like to follow Jesus' example with them?4. When you sin, do you tend to come back to Jesus for more grace, or do you pull away as if the account is overdrawn and there's nothing left for you? What would it look like this week to come to Jesus with your emptiness rather than your best self?5. How can you tell in daily life whether you're looking to the law or to Jesus for your standing before God? What does it actually feel like in your emotions, your prayers, your reaction to failure when you're trusting your own performance rather than his grace?

Tonight's Sermon Is Forgiven! David's Journal On Mercy From Psalm 32 With Dr. Clint Archer. Sermon Outline - 4 Aspects Of Forgiveness You Need To Understand To Fully Appreciate What I Being Offered In God's Mercy: 1. Meaning Of Forgiveness 2. Method Of Forgiveness 3. Marvel Of Forgiveness 4. Motive Of Forgiveness

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is Finding Faith In Filth:Change Is Hard To Swallow, Part 1 From Acts 9:43-10:6. Sermon Outline - 5 New Covenant Concepts That Were Hard To Swallow: 1. Unsterile Industry 2. Uncommon Italian 3. Unappetizing Instruction (next week) 4. Unclean Invitation (next week) 5. Unprecedented Inclusion (next week)

Ephesians 4:13-16     Sermon Outline:    5-10-26     Sermon audio:    5-10-26

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is Unexplained Apostolic Phenomena: The Church's Impossible Success From Acts 9:31-43. Sermon Outline - 4 Acts Of Peter That Cannot Be Explained Apart From Christ's Power: Peter... 1. Represents An Invincible Institution 2. Restores A Disabled Disciple 3. Revives A Lifeless Lady 4. Receives A Repulsive Roommate

Mother's Day 2026Joshua 24:14-15,14 Now therefore fear the Lord, and serve him in sincerity and in truth: and put away the gods which your fathers served on the other side of the flood, and in Egypt; and serve ye the Lord.15 And if it seem evil unto you to serve the Lord, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.Sermon Outline:1. I Can Believe in My House2. I Can Brace My House3. I Can Build My House4. I Can Battle for My House

God’s call is an inescapable reality that demands an intentional response. Sermon Outline @ http://bible.com/events/49606353

God’s call is an inescapable reality that demands an intentional response. Sermon Outline @ http://bible.com/events/49606353

Meeting Jesus: Wednesdays Evenings In Luke With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Now You See Me: The Reality Of The Resurrection From Luke 24:36-43 . Sermon Outline - 3 Facts About The Resurrection You Need To Know As A Christian: 1. Reality Of The Resurrection 2. Requirement Of The Resurrection (next time) 3. Result Of The Resurrection (next time)

Ephesians 4:7-12     Sermon Outline:    5-3-26     Sermon audio:  5-3-26

While many do not receive Jesus, those who do receive him and believe in his name receive the most extraordinary gift: the right to be called children of God.Sermon Outline:I. The WitnessII. The LightIII. The GiftSermon Discussion Questions:1. Before you came to faith, or perhaps in a season when your faith was distant, what were you trusting in as your source of light and meaning? How did that compare to what you found in Jesus?2. John the Baptist served to commend Jesus to the people of Israel. Who in your life played that role for you? And who in your current circle of relationships might need you to play that role for them?3. Not all of us are equally gifted at being in relationships. For example, some of us are guarded, task-oriented, or just unwilling to be vulnerable. Others of us carry relational pain and hurt. Whatever your relational strengths or weaknesses are, how do those patterns show up in your relationship with Jesus?4. Is there something you've been keeping “behind the curtain” in your relationship with Jesus? What would it look like this week to bring that thing into the open with him?

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is Conversion Confusion: Problems New Believers Face From Acts 9:21-31. Sermon Outline - 2 Sources Of Potential Problems New Believers Face So We Can Be An Encouragement To Converts: 1. From Unbelievers: Persecution (21-25) 2. From Believers: Skepticism (26-31)

King David's Reign: Second Samuel With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Confession & Consequence: David's Forgiveness & Mourning From 2 Samuel 12:13-25. Sermon Outline - 3 Questions About Confession So You Will Make The Practice A Regular Part Of Your Life: 1. What Is Confession? 2. What Does Confession Do? 3. What Does Confession Not Do?

Meeting Jesus: Wednesdays Evenings In Luke With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is A Walk To Remember: Exposition En Route To Emmaus From Luke 24:13-35. Sermon Outline - 3 Legs Of This Historic Walk With Jesus So We Will Appreciate That Jesus Is Alive And So Is His Word: 1. Despair From Their Confusion 2. Diagnosis Of Their Condition 3. Decoding Of The Canon

Ephesians 4:4-6     Sermon Outline:  4-19-26    (same outline as last week)     Sermon audio:    4-26-26

The Word who is God, who made all things, and who carries life and light into darkness is inviting us to know him personally.Sermon Outline:I. We Must Know Jesus as the Eternal Son.II. We Must Know Jesus as the Creator.III. We Must Know Jesus as Life and Light.Sermon Discussion Questions:1. How much do you relate to the distinction between knowing about Jesus versus actually knowing him? What do you think has contributed to that gap in your own life, and what do you think closing it would look like?2. Why do you suppose so many regular church attenders fail to recognize the full divinity of Jesus? How does it change the way you pray, trust, and relate to Jesus if you truly believe he is not just a great teacher but God himself in the flesh?3. Is there something about Jesus (eg. his character, something he said or did) that you've discovered over time that has deepened your love for him? 4. When you consider that Jesus is the creator of all the things you love in this world, does it change how you experience them? Is there something in the created world that you particularly love? What would it mean to begin receiving it as a gift from a person rather than just enjoying it as a feature of the world?5. Many people try to receive the benefits of Jesus while keeping a safe relational distance from Jesus himself. Is that a temptation you recognize in yourself? What would it look like this week to move toward Jesus as a person, rather than simply drawing on what he provides?

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is From Enemy To Envoy: Saul's Conversion To Christ From Acts 9:1-22. Sermon Outline - 3 Parts Of Every Christian's Testimony So You Can Share Your Conversion: 1. Enemy Of Jesus 2. Encounter With Jesus 3. Envoy Of Jesus

King David's Reign: Second Samuel With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Uncovering The Cover-Up: Nathan Confronts David From 2 Samuel 12. Sermon Outline - 4 (More) Truths About Sin So We Will Flee Temptation: 1. Blinds You 2. Belittles God 3. Brings Judgment 4. Beg God's Grace

Meeting Jesus: Wednesdays Evenings In Luke With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is "Tomb Raiders? Drama On The Third Day" From Luke 24:1-12. Sermon Outline - 4 Scenes That Help Us Understand The Resurrection: 1. The Unnerving Discovery 2. The Unexpected Discussion 3. The Unconvinced Disciples 4. The Unexplained Detail

Ephesians 4:1-3     Sermon Outline:  4-19-26     Sermon audio:  4-19-26

King David's Reign: Second Samuel With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is "When Temptation Wins: David & Bathsheba" from 2 Samuel 11. Sermon Outline - 5 Aspects Of Sin To Remember That Help Us Resist Temptation: 1. Sin's Initial Opportunity 2. Sin's Intriguing Appeal 3. Sin's Infectious Effects 4. Sin's Ineffective Cover-Up

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is "Be A Soul Winner: Philip Evangelizes An Ethiopian" From Acts 8:25-40. Sermon Outline - 4 Traits To Cultivate That Make You An Effective Evangelist: 1. Availability For Use 2. Sensitivity To The Spirit's Leading 3. Literacy Of The Bible 4. Generosity With The Gospel

“You will not fully live your life until you are ready to lose it” Sermon Outline @ http://bible.com/events/49594666

"All Parts Matter: Thinking Right, Serving Right" With Pastor Tom Gibson From Romans 12:3-6. Sermon Outline - 4 Characteristics Of Thinking About Our Gifts So We Will Not Think More Of Ourselves Than We Ought: 1. Sober Thinking 2. Sound Thinking 3. Submitted Thinking 4. Service Thinking

Ephesians 3:14-21     Sermon Outline:  4-12-26     Sermon audio:    4-12-26  

Why did Jesus leave? It's a question many of us feel but rarely ask out loud. Psalm 110 reveals that, despite our perception, Jesus isn't distant or absent. He is actively reigning, interceding, and tirelessly fighting our enemies. He will crush the enemies we face in the world and those that dwell inside of us.  Sermon Outline: I.   Priestly Kingship II.   His Purpose and PowerIII.   His PeopleIV.   Conclusion Sermon Discussion Questions: In your own “Odyssey” story, where do you most feel the tension between waiting and trusting in Christ during his absence? How can Psalm 110 help ease that tension?The sermon emphasizes that Jesus is currently ruling and “making his enemies his footstool,” even when it doesn't look like it from our limited perspective. What are some areas in your life or in the world where it feels like Jesus is not winning, and how does Psalm 110 challenge that perception?What does it reveal about the nature of our salvation and sanctification that an enemy of our sacrificial priest and ruling king is found within us?  What specific sins or patterns in your life do you sense Jesus is presently battling, and how have you responded to his work (i.e., with resistance, avoidance, or surrender)?How might you intentionally reshape your prayer life this week so that you join Christ in his battle and ask him to actively put your sin to death and advance his rule in your heart and in the world?

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is "Sins Of Simon The Sorcerer: Still Ensnaring Fake Christians" From Acts 8:5-24. Sermon Outline - 3 Sins That Ensnare Fake Christians: 1. Sorcery 2. Simony 3. Sanctimony

King David's Reign: Second Samuel With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is "Why We Plan In Pencil: Responsibility & Sovereignty" From 2 Samuel 10. Sermon Outline - 3 Lessons From Joab's Assumptions That Teach Us To Plan In Pencil: 1. God's Sovereignty 2. God's Goodness 3. Man's Responsibility

Ephesians 1:19-20     Sermon Outline:    4-5-26     Sermon audio:      4-5-26