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The Kingdom Will Stand (Haggai 2:20-23)

Because the Lord keeps His promises and His kingdom will prevail, we should live with confidence in Him. 1. God gives us confidence for the future through His promises. 2. God gives us confidence because every kingdom is subject to Him. 3. God gives us confidence by...

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Turn to Me (Haggai 2:10-19)

Because outward change cannot cleanse a heart that is far from God, we must turn to the Lord and depend upon Him for everything. 1. We cannot clean up our lives enough to change our hearts. 2. The Lord calls us to return to Him. 3. The Lord promises grace to those who...

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I Am with You (Haggai 2:1-9)

Because the Lord is with us and will accomplish His purposes, we must keep faithfully obeying Him, even when we cannot see what He is doing. 1. God is doing more than what we can see. 2. God’s presence gives us strength to persevere. 3. God will accomplish everything...

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Consider Your Ways (Haggai 1:1-15)

Because the Lord wants all of our lives, we must consider our ways and give ourselves fully to him. 1. Consider what your life reveals. 2. Consider what the Lord is doing. 3. Give yourself fully to the Lord.

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Jesus Prepares His Disciples (Matthew 10:16-42)

Because following Jesus will bring suffering and opposition, we must remain faithful by trusting in our Father’s sovereign care. 1. Expect opposition. “The reality we must face is this: The danger of our lives increases in proportion to the depth of our relationship...

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Jesus Sends His Disciples (Matthew 10:1-15

Because Jesus is the Lord who calls, equips, and sends His people, we must faithfully participate in His mission while depending upon Him. !.  Jesus gives His disciples His authority. 2.  Jesus give His disciples His mission. 3.  Jesus teaches His disciple to depend...

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Living in the Freedom of the Gospel (Ephesians 2:1-10)

I. The horrible reality of being dead in our sins and objects of God’s wrath (2:1-3) God’s wrath “is neither spite, nor malice, nor animosity, nor revenge. It is never arbitrary, since it is the divine reaction to only one situation, namely evil. Therefore, it is...

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Jesus Came to Call Sinners (Matthew 9:9–17)

Because Jesus came to call sinners, we must come to Him for mercy and rejoice in the new life He brings. 1. Jesus calls a sinner to follow Him. 2. Jesus eats with sinners. 3. Jesus brings the joy of the kingdom. 4. Jesus cannot be contained by the old...

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