Why Remember Jesus?
Why remember Jesus (Luke 22:14-20)? 1) It Is the Apostles' Doctrine, 2) Grateful Hearts Remember, 3) The Father Wants It. Each person should remember Him weekly.
Why remember Jesus (Luke 22:14-20)? 1) It Is the Apostles' Doctrine, 2) Grateful Hearts Remember, 3) The Father Wants It. Each person should remember Him weekly.
The pure in heart are blessed (Matthew 5:3-10): 1) They Are Sincere, Simple, Serene, 2) Their Lives Are Clean, 3) They Will See God. Each person should be pure.
Jesus on evangelism, part 2 (Matthew 10): 1) Handle Objections, 2) Expect Rejection, 3) Be Courageous, 4) God Rewards. Each person should evangelize as Jesus taught.
The widow's two mites (Mark 12:41-44) show that the quality of giving matters more than the amount. Like the rich young ruler, we must trust God, not our riches.
"Watchman, what of the night?" (Isaiah 21:11, 12): 1) The Watchman, 2) The Night, 3) The Message. Each person should teach the whole truth in evangelism.
The LORD who appeared to Abraham in Genesis 18 is Yahweh. He was likely the Second Person of the Godhead, the eternal Word, before He became Jesus.
The word of God cleanses our 1) Path, 2) Praise, 3) Purpose (Psalm 119:9-16). Each person should become more familiar with Psalm 119 and its lessons.
Seeking to control others (Philippians 2:3-4) is ungodly: impossible, unholy, irresponsible, and hypocritical. Each person should understand its danger and stop.
Satan had nothing on Jesus because He was without sin (John 14:30). If you are in Christ, Satan has nothing on you either, because he had nothing on Him.
Put your faith in Jesus (Galatians 2:20): 1) He Will Not Deceive, 2) He Models Faithfulness, 3) He Forgives. Each person should trust Him, obey Him, and stay faithful.
What will you do with Jesus (Matthew 27:22)? 1) Some Reject Him, 2) Some Merely Eulogize Him, 3) Some Wholly Accept Him. Each person should accept Him as man and God.
God gave us Jesus so we can identify with Him and become a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17). Put on Christ in baptism and become what God intended you to be.
"Blessed are they that mourn" (Matthew 5:4): 1) Traits of Mourning, 2) Traits of Comfort, 3) Practical Lessons. Each person should see how mourning leads to comfort.
Why want the Bible (Psalm 119:9-16)? It 1) Rests the Weary, 2) Warns Against Sin, 3) Teaches of Jesus, 4) Guides Us in Death. Each person should study it more.
The great commission (Matthew 28:18-20): 1) The Basic Plan of Salvation, 2) Its Scope, 3) Its People, 4) Its Results. Each person should know how it affects him.
Why I am not a Catholic: 1) The Church Is Not Political, 2) No Man Is "Holy Father," 3) Scripture over Tradition, 4) Jesus Is the Head. Each person should seek the Bible.
Jesus was a "man of sorrows" (Isaiah 53:1-3) because 1) He Lived as a Servant, 2) Many Rejected Him, 3) The Innocent Bore Our Sins. Each person should know why.