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“From Heaven Above” (Galatians 1:11-24) David Peterson / General Gospel / Galatians 1:11–24 Sermon Type: Topical-Textual Proposition: The Gospel is more than the proclamation of a new religion. It’s about a new reality ground in a new relationship with God. Introduction 1. Military tradition 2. Traditional lifestyles I. The Blessing of Religion (i.e., tradition) —…
“Fathers and Families of Faith” (Galatians 1:1-10) David Peterson / General Faith / Galatians 1:1–10 Sermon Type: Textual-Topical Proposition: Faith receives the gift of a new life that reflects God’s character. This is the Christian’s secret to being a father and the secret to being a Christian family. Introduction ‘Internet Dad’ Provides Connection for Lonely…
“Wisdom from on High” (Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31) David Peterson / General Wisdom / Proverbs 8:1–4; Proverbs 8:22–31 Sermon type: Textual-Topical Proposition: Wisdom is understanding there is a form to reality and living in tune with that form. Christ is the clearest revelation of the form of reality. Introduction [In a classic episode] of Seinfeld, George…
“You Are Included!” (Acts 2:1-21) David Peterson / General Acts 2:1–21 Sermon type: Textual-Topical Proposition: Pentecost is the celebration of the restoration of God’s true purpose, which is that we all reflect his glory as his image bearers in the world. Introduction 1. The Queen’s Jubilee 2. The exclusive role for Israel I. The INCLUSIVE…
“Not of this World” (John 14:23-29) David Peterson / General Peace; Presence of God / John 14:23–29 Sermon type: Textual-Topical Proposition: Jesus promises to reveal himself to those who love him and keep his commands leading to wholeness of life and peace. Introduction 1. v. 22 a question: “do you intend to show yourself to…