Key Idea: God’s justice is equally applied to all, and he offers kindness equally to all and withholds His wrath that people may come to salvation. 1. The Qualifications for Judgement: Who Will Be Judged 2. The Standard for Judgment: How Sinners are Judged...
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I. Jesus’ Intention: Christ’s Love Fuels His Humility (John 13:1-5) II. Disciples’ Dissention: People Don’t Want to be Humble (13:6-11) III. The Messiah’s Revelation and the Disciples’ Application: Humility in Service is Our Call (12-17)...
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Key Idea: Waiting upon the Lord in difficult circumstances requires faith born from a transformative relationship with Jesus Christ that re-prioritizes the believer’s desires....
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Key idea: Believers, fundamentally changed by the work of the Suffering Servant, are to emulate Christ by honoring our masters and suffering for righteousness sake as an act of worship to God and to open a channel of His grace to us....
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Key Idea: Secured by the Gospel described in Holy Scripture – believers can find immeasurable comfort to stand firm against attacks on their faith....
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I. Realize the Christian’s View of Death is different than an unbeliever’s (v. 13) II. Realize the Christian’s Death is transformed by Christ’s Death (v. 14) III. Realize the hope in a Christian’s Death (v. 15)...
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Key idea: Paul’s comfort models faith in God established by sound theology and doctrine and sanctified by application of truth to our lives in the face of fierce opposition from the world...
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Key idea: The Gospel message is true and is demonstrated in lives driven by God in the face of opposition. I. The Proof of the Gospel II. The Truth of the Gospel...
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Praxis Vision: Praxis is a community of young adults devoted to loving Christ and living for the glory of God. Praxis Mission: Praxis seeks to carry out its vision by faithfully preaching God’s Word, sacrificially committing to one another, humbly serving the church, and actively making disciples. I. The cornerstone of Community II. The character of Community III. The conduct of Community...
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