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Table of Contents

But God Is The Strength Of My Heart (Psalm 72:1-3; 25-26) ................................. 3

But God Was With Joseph (Genesis 39:7-23 Read Vs. 20-23) ............................... 4

But God Shall Be With You (Genesis 48:21) ........................................................... 5

But God Meant It Unto Good (Genesis 50:15-21) ................................................. 6

But God Knoweth The Way That I Take (Job 23:1-12) ........................................... 7

But Thou, O LORD, Art A Shield For Me (Psalm 3:1-8) ........................................... 8

But God Lead The People About (Exodus 13:17-18) .............................................. 9

But God Clave An Hollow Place (Judges 15:14-20) .............................................. 10

But God Prepared a Worm (Jonah 4:1-11) .......................................................... 11

But God Is The Judge (Psalm 75:1-10) ................................................................. 12

But God Shall Shoot At Them With An Arrow (Psalms 64:1-10) ......................... 13

But God Will Redeem My Soul (Psalm 49:15) ...................................................... 15

But With God All Things Are Possible (Matthew 19:26) ...................................... 16

But God Said Thou Fool (Luke 12:13-21) ............................................................. 17

But I Have Prayed For Thee (Luke 22:31-32) ....................................................... 18

But the Lord Said Go (Acts 9:10-18) ..................................................................... 19

But When the Comforter is Come (John 14:26 & 15:26) ..................................... 20

But God Commendeth His Love (Rom. 5:6-11) .................................................... 21

But God Hath Chosen (1 Corinthians 1:25-29) ..................................................... 22

But God Hath Revealed Them Unto Us (1 Corinthians 2:7-13) ............................ 23

But God Gave The Increase (1 Corinthians 3:1-9) ................................................ 24

But God Is Faithful (1 Corinthians 10:13) ............................................................. 25

But God Who Is Rich In Mercy (Ephesians 2:1-10) .............................................. 26

But My God Shall Supply All Your Needs (Philippians 4:19) ................................ 27

But God Raised Him From The Dead (Acts 13:26-30) .......................................... 28


"But God" Series - 01

But God Is The Strength Of My Heart (Psalm 72:1-3; 25-26) God interrupts our fainting.

Proposition: Every child of God can have God interrupt their fainting fit by remembering the following three perspectives.

I. A Worldly Wrong Perspective (Vs. 1-3)

A. The Forbearance Of God Indicates The Absence Of God (Vs. 4-6)

B. The Fortunes Of Gain Indicate The Absence Of God (Vs. 3,7)

C. The Forthright Gloat Indicates The Absence Of God (Vs. 8-9)

II. A Personally Partial Perspective

A. A Partial View Of Prosperity (Vs. 3, 12)

B. A Partial View Of Purity (Vs. 13)

C. A Partial View Of Punishment (Vs. 14)

III. A Godly Grand Perspective

A. The Reality Of Coming Punishment (Vs. 17-19, 27)

B. The Remembrance Of Comforting Presence (Vs. 20-24, 28)



But God Was With Joseph (Genesis 39:7-23 Read Vs. 20-23) God interrupts our persecution.

Proposition: Every child of God can flourish under persecuting conditions by following the three instructions derived from our text.

I. Have A Godly Character In The Midst Of False Charges. (Vs. 7-20)

A. A Godly Character Renounces Sin (Vs. 8)

B. A Godly Character Remembers The Sovereign (Vs. 8-9)

C. A Godly Character Removes Self (Vs. 12)

D. A Godly Character Still Runs Into Slander (Vs. 13-20)

II. Have A God Confidence In The Middle Of Fettered Confinement (Vs. 21)

A. Have Confidence In God’s Attendance (Vs. 21a)

B. Have Confidence In God’s Affection (Vs. 21b-c)

C. Have Confidence In God’s Acquittal (Vs. 21d)

III. Have A God Consciousness In The Moment Of Favored Circumstance (Vs. 22-23)

A. Serve For God In Acquired Circumstances (Vs. 22)

B. Show Forth God In All Circumstances (Vs. 23)

C. Stand For God In Advantaged Circumstances (Ch. 41:14-16; 25)



But God Shall Be With You (Genesis 48:21) God interrupts our legacy.

Proposition: We can all endeavor to give to our children and families a godly heritage by following the example of Jacob in our text. Every child should listen and remember the godly legacy of their parents.

I. Recall To Them Your Past Life (Vs. 21b)

A. Recall to them past Walks (Vs. 15b)

B. Recall to them past Wrongs (Vs. 16a)

C. Recall to them past Wanderings (Deut. 32:10)

D. Recall to them past Wounds (Ch. 32:31)

II. Remind Them Of A Present Lord (Vs. 21c)

A. Remind them of a Lord that Confronts (Ch. 32:24-27)

B. Remind them of a Lord that Converts (Ch. 32:30)

C. Remind them of a Lord that Claims (Ch. 32:28)

D. Remind them of a Lord that Cares (Vs. 11, 15c)

E. Remind them of a Lord that Covenants (Vs. 3-4)

III. Refer Them To A Promised Land (Vs. 21d-22)

A. Refer them to a land of God's Planning (Vs. 21d)

B. Refer them to a land of God's Providing (Vs. 21d)

C. Refer them to a land of God's Proving (Vs. 22)



But God Meant It Unto Good (Genesis 50:15-21) God interrupts our suffering.

Proposition: Every child of God can know that God will use their suffering for their own good and God's own glory by holding fast to the following three truths in our text.

I. Suffering Comes to Instruct us into God's Way

A. A Way not of Self Diagnosis

B. A Way of Sovereign Determination

II. Suffering Comes to Inject us into God's Work (Vs. 20)

A. A Work that Spared from Famine

B. A Work that Saved a Family

C. A Work that Secured a Future

III. Suffering Comes to Enclose us into God's Will

A. To Enclose Us in His Plan

B. To Enclose Us in His Purpose



But God Knoweth The Way That I Take (Job 23:1-12) God interrupts our loneliness.

Proposition: Here in our text, God gives us an illustration through the life of Job of how every child of God can be delivered from the loneliest times of life.

I. Realize the Struggle in Job (Vs. 1-7)

A. A Struggle of Recourse (Vs. 3-4)

B. A Struggle of Reasoning (Vs. 5-7)

II. Remember the Seeking by Job (Vs. 8-9)

A. The Seeming Absence of God

B. The Sure Anxiety of Man

III. Rely on the Sovereign above Job (Vs. 10)

A. A Perceptive Sovereign (Vs. 10a)

B. A Proving Sovereign (Vs. 10b)

C. A Perfecting Sovereign (Vs. 10c)

IV. Reclaim the Security within Job (Vs. 11-12)

A. The Security of a Righteous Way (Vs. 11)

B. The Security of a Revealed Word (Vs. 12)



But Thou, O LORD, Art A Shield For Me (Psalm 3:1-8) God interrupts our dangers.

Proposition: God can interrupt the danger surrounding every child of God by applying the following four principals laid out in out text.

I. By Delivering up the Source of our Danger (Vs. 1-2)

A. The Amount of the Enemy (Vs. 1-2)

B. The Action of the Enemy (Vs. 1-2)

C. The Assumption of the Enemy (Vs. 1-2)

D. The Aim of the Endangered (Vs. 1-2)

II. By Depending on the Sovereign over our Danger (Vs. 3-4)

A. God is my Shield (Vs. 3a)

B. God is my Splendor (Vs. 3b)

C. God is my Support (Vs. 3c)

D. God is my Supply (Vs. 4)

III. By Displaying a Security in the midst of our Danger (Vs. 5-6)

A. Have Security during Sleep (Vs. 5)

B. Have Security during Surrounding (Vs. 6)

IV. By Directing our Sight above our Danger (Vs. 7-8)

A. Set your Sights on God's Strength (Vs. 7)

B. Set your Sights on God's Salvation (Vs. 8)



But God Lead The People About (Exodus 13:17-18) God Interrupts Our Path

Proposition: Every child of God under the leadership of God can depend on the following three facts when God interrupts their path.

I. God Will Lead Us Away from the War (Vs. 17)

A. Despite the Closeness to their Destiny (Vs. c-d)

B. Due to the Caliber of their Enemy (Vs. 17b, e-f)

II. God Will Lead Us About in the Wilderness (Vs. 18a-b)

A. A Wilderness of Dependence (Vs. 18a-b)

B. A Wilderness of Domination (Vs. 18a-b)

C. A Wilderness of Demonstration (Vs. 18a-b)

III. God Will Lead Us Arranged for the Way (Vs. 18c)

A. Arranged in Company (Vs. 18c)

B. Arranged for Conflict (Vs. 18c)



But God Clave An Hollow Place (Judges 15:14-20) God Interrupts our desperation.

Proposition: Every child of God can find a well spring of reviving water in their most desperate hour by gleaning out three instructions from this text.

I. Remain in the Conflict of your Desperation (Vs. 14-16)

A. The Enemy in the Conflict (Vs. 14a)

B. The Enablement of the Conflict (Vs. 14b)

C. The Instrument of the Conflict (Vs. 15-16)

II. Render up the Cry of your Desperation (Vs. 18)

A. A Conditional Cry (Vs. 18a)

B. A Commending Cry (Vs. 18b)

C. A Critical Cry (Vs. 18c)

D. A Challenging Cry (Vs. 18d)

III. Rely on the Claving in your Desperation (Vs. 19-20)

A. The Source of the Claving (Vs. 19a)

B. The Spring of the Claving (Vs. 19a)

C. The Submitting to the Claving (Vs. 19b)

D. The Summary of the Claving (Vs. 19c-20)



But God Prepared a Worm (Jonah 4:1-11) God Interrupts Our Comforts

Proposition: We all a as servants of God need to be warned by three truths in this text that God oft times strips away our comforts to show us the reality of our true concerns.

God interrupts our comforts by...

I. Corrupting the Comfort of our Covering (Vs. 5-7)

A. The Origin of the Covering (Vs. 6a-b)

B. The Operation of the Covering (Vs. 6c-d)

C. The Outcome of the Covering (Vs. 6e)

His concern was for his own satisfaction.

II. Cutting-Off the Comfort of our Conditions (Vs. 8)

A. The Favorable Conditions were Cut Off (Vs. 8b)

B. The Fortifying Conditions were Cut Off (Vs. 8c)

C. The Fulfilling Conditions were Cut Off (Vs. 8d-e)

His concern was for his own security.

III. Confronting the Comforts of our Coldheartedness (Vs. 5, 9-10)

A. The Coldheartedness of Withdrawal (Vs. 5a-d)

B. The Coldheartedness of Waiting (Vs. 5e)

C. The Coldheartedness of Wrath (Vs. 10-11)

His concern was for his own self.



But God Is The Judge (Psalm 75:1-10) God Interrupts Our Rule

Proposition: Every human being on the topside of this globe must come to the realization that god is and will be their judge. Ands each and every one of us can understand this by grasping four truths laid out in this text.

I. God Overshadows the Pride of our Rule (Vs. 4-5)

A. The Pride of Rebellious Works (Vs. 4a-b)

B. The Pride of a Revolting Will (Vs. 4c-5a)

C. The Pride of Resistant Words (Vs. 5b)

II. God Oversteps the Promotion of our Rule (Vs. 6-7)

A. The Oft Mistaken Source of Promotion (Vs. 6)

B. The Almighty Sovereign of Promotion (Vs. 7)

III. God Oversees the Punishment of our Rule (Vs. 8)

A. The Floodgate of Punishment (Vs. 8a)

B. The Fullness of Punishment (Vs. 8b-c)

C. The Focus of Punishment (Vs. 8d-f)

IV. God Overshields the People of His Rule (Vs. 9-10; 1-2)

A. The Relief of His People (Vs. 9)

B. The Righteousness of His People (Vs. 10b; 2)

C. The Rejoicing of His People (Vs. 1,9)



But God Shall Shoot At Them With An Arrow (Psalms 64:1-10) God interrupts our rebellion.

Proposition: Every person should be alerted the threat of God's righteous wrath by seeing four characteristics laid out in this Psalm.

I. The Strength Behind the Arrow of God's Wrath (Vs. 7)

“But God shall shoot...”

A. The Might of God

B. The Majesty of God

C. The Motive of God

II. The Subject Before the Arrow of God's Wrath (Vs. 7)

“..at them...”

A. The Threatenings of the Subject (Vs. 1-2)

B. The Tongue of the Subject (Vs. 3)

C. The Trespass of the Subject (Vs. 4-6a)

D. The Thoughts of the Subject (Vs. 6b)

III. The Suddenness By the Arrow of God's Wrath (Vs. 7)

“...suddenly...”

A. An Unexpected Arrow

B. An Undetermined Arrow

C. An Unavoidable Arrow

IV. The Scene About the Arrow of God's Wrath (Vs. 7)


“...suddenly shall they be wounded.”

A. The Fall Encountered by the Rebellious (Vs. 7b-8a)

B. The Fear Experienced by the Related (Vs. 8b-9)

C. The Faith Encountered by the Righteous (Vs. 10)



But God Will Redeem My Soul (Psalm 49:15) God interrupts our grave!

Proposition: Every one of us can hold verse 15 of Psalm 49 as our own personal relief by following the three instructions laid out for us in this text.

I. Realize the Rule of the Grave (Vs. 15a; 6-13)

A. Death can not be Bribed (Vs. 6-9)

B. Death can not be Beat (Vs. 10-13)

II. Receive the Redemption as a Gift (Vs. 15a)

A. An Available Gift (Vs. 15a) “...God will...”

B. An Acquitting Gift (Vs. 15a) “...redeem...”

C. An Acquiring Gift (Vs. 15a) “...my soul...”

III. Rely on the Reception of Grace. (Vs. 15b)

A. A Paternal Reception (Vs. 15b)

B. An Eternal Reception (Vs. 15b)



But With God All Things Are Possible (Matthew 19:26) God Interrupts our impossibilities.

Proposition: Evey one of can leave here today in confidence knowing that there is nothing that is impossible to our God by latching on to four facts from God's Word.

I. God Overrides Our Physical Impossibilities

A. In The Start of Life (Genesis 21:2; 1 Samuel 1:20; Judges 13:24; Luke 1:34,37)

B. In The Sickness of Life (2 Kings 5:14; Isaish 38:4; John 5:8-9)

C. In the Ceasing of Life (1 Kings 17:22; 2 Kings 4:32-35; Luke 7:11-15; Luke 8:54-55; Acts 9:40)

II. God Oversteps Our Natural Impossibilities

A. In The Trials of Life (Exodus 14:22)

B. In The Testing of Life (Daniel 3:17, 26-27)

C. In The Tempests of Life (Matthew 14:25)

III. God Overcomes Our Material Impossibilities

A. In the Essentials of Life (Matthew 6:31-33)

B. In the Efforts of Life (2 Kings 6:5; Matthew 7:7; Philippians 4:19

C. In the Emptiness of Life (1 Kings 17:16; 2 Kings 4:6)

IV. God Overrules Our Eternal Impossibilities

A. In the Ego of Our Lives (Matthew 19:18-20)

B. In the Iniquity of Our Lives (Matthew 19:21-22)

C. In the Envy of Our Lives (Mark 8:35-36)



But God Said Thou Fool (Luke 12:13-21) God Interrupts Our Living

Proposition: Every person in this room must be confronted by this parable from the lips of the Lord Jesus and take note of three characteristics found there in.

I. Be Aware of the Fullness of His Life (Vs. 15-18)

A. His Financial Profit (Vs. 15-17)

B. His Future Plans (Vs. 18)

II. Be Attentive to the Foolishness of His Life (Vs. 19)

A. His Possessions were the Authority of His Days (Vs. 19)

B. His Plans were Absent of the Divine (Vs. 19)

III. Be Alarmed by the Fall of His Life (Vs. 20-21)

A. A Sudden Fall (Vs. 20a)

B. A Single Fall (Vs. 20b)

C. A Sobering Fall (Vs. 21)



But I Have Prayed For Thee (Luke 22:31-32) God Interrupts Our Sifting

Proposition: Every child of God can count on two things: 1) The sift of Satan. 2) the prevailing intercession of our Great High Priest. I want you to see three facts from this sift.

I. The Initiation of the Sifting (Vs. 31)

A. Satan is at the Heart of the Sift (Vs. 31b)

B. Shipwreck is the Hope of the Sift (Vs. 31c)

C. Self-assurance is the Happenstance of the Sift (Vs. 33)

II. The Intercession in the Sifting (Vs. 32)

A. The Christ of Intercession (Vs. 32a)

B. The Concern of Intercession (Vs. 32b)

C. The Construction of Intercession (Vs. 32b)

III. The Interruption of the Sifting (Vs. 32c-d)

A. The Recovery of the Sifted (Vs. 32c)

B. The Reinforcement of the Saint (Vs. 32d)



But the Lord Said Go (Acts 9:10-18) God Interrupts Our Complacency

Proposition: Every child of God can allow God to interrupt their life by following this example in the life of Ananias.

I. Ananias was Aware of the Lord's Communication (Vs. 10)

A. He was a Follower of God's Prescribed Commands (Vs. 10a)

B. He was Faithful to God's Personal Call (Vs. 10b)

II. Ananias did Admit His Own Concerns (Vs. 11-14)

A. His Concerns over Destruction (Vs. 13)

B. His Concerns of Danger (Vs. 14)

III. Ananias was Attended by the Lord's Comfort (Vs. 15-16)

A. He was Comforted by God's Provision (Vs. 15)

B. He was Comforted by God's Plan (Vs. 16)

IV. Ananias did Assert His Own Conformity (Vs. 17-18)

A. He showed Conformity in His Departure (Vs. 17a)

B. He showed Conformity in His Demonstration (Vs. 17b)

C. He showed Conformity in His Dependence (Vs. 18)



But When the Comforter is Come (John 14:26 & 15:26) God Interrupts His Absence

Proposition: It is essential that every child of God understand the presence and the activity of the Holy Spirit in their lives. And they can understand by performing the activities drawn out of several texts concerning this Divine Comforter.

I. Realize the Attendance of the Comforter

A. A Steady Attendance (Ch 14:16)

B. A Selective Attendance (Ch 14:17)

C. A Similar Attendance (Ch 14:18)

II. Respond to the Activity of the Comforter

A. A Clarifying Activity (Ch 14:26)

B. A Corresponding Activity (Ch 16:13-14)

C. A Convincing Activity (Ch 16:7-11)

III. Rely on the Assistance of the Comforter

A. A Parallel Assistance (Ch 14:26)

B. A Parental Assistance (Ch 14:18)

C. A Powerful Assistance (Acts Ch 1:4-5; 8)



But God Commendeth His Love (Rom. 5:6-11) God interrupts our helplessness.

Proposition: Every one of us are in a helpless sinful condition. A condition that will ensure us a guilty verdict before a holy God of judgment. But this God of judgment is also merciful and in these verses I want you to see the great love of God.

I. The Sight of God's Love (Vs. 6-8)

A. An Unrestricted Love (Vs. 6)

B. An Unrivaled Love (Vs. 7-8)

II. The Substance of God's Love (Vs. 9-10)

A. The Life of His Son For Us (Vs. 9-10a)

B. The Life of His Son To Us (Vs. 10b)

III. The Share of God's Love (Vs. 11)

A. A Reason for Rejoicing (Vs. 11a)

B. A Reception of Reconciliation (Vs. 11b)



But God Hath Chosen (1 Corinthians 1:25-29) God Interrupts Our Uselessness

Proposition: Evey child of God can be used of God by understanding the three criteria set fourth in these verses.

I. The Flesh that is Rejected (Vs. 26)

A. The Ability of the Flesh (Vs. 26b)

B. The Admiration of the Flesh (Vs. 26c)

C. The Ancestry of the Flesh (Vs. 26d)

II. The Flock that is Selected (Vs. 27-28)

A. He has Selected the Uneducated (Vs. 27a)

B. He has Selected the Unable (Vs. 27b)

C. He has Selected the Unimportant (Vs. 28a)

D. He has Selected the Unwanted (Vs. 28b)

E. He has Selected the Unnoticed (Vs. 28d)

III. The Focus that is Directed (Vs. 29)

A. A Focus Away from our Selves (Vs. 29a)

B. A Focus Above on our Saviour (Vs. 29b)



But God Hath Revealed Them Unto Us (1 Corinthians 2:7-13) God Interrupts Our Ignorance.

Proposition: Every child of God can enjoy the revelation of God by understanding three principals laid out in our text.

I. God's Revelation is Given in the Scripture (Vs. 7-9)

“But God Hath Revealed them...”

A. The Instrument of Scripture (Vs. 7a)

B. The Insight of Scripture (Vs. 7-8)

C. The Exclusion of Scripture (Vs. 9, 6)

II. God's Revelation is Granted to the Saint (Vs. 9-10, 12)

“...unto us...”

A. A Glorious Granting (Vs. 7c, 9-10)

B. A Gracious Granting (Vs. 12)

III. God's Revelation is Gleaned by the Spirit (Vs. 10b-13)

“...by His Spirit...”

A. The Intelligence of the Spirit (Vs. 10b-11)

B. The Inspiration of the Spirit (Vs. 12b)

C. The Instruction of the Spirit (Vs. 13)



But God Gave The Increase (1 Corinthians 3:1-9) God interrupts our fruitlessness

Proposition: Every one of God's people can see the supernatural increase of God in their lives and in their church by following the three instructions gleaned out of the text before us today.

I. Recognize a Definite Instruction for Our Labors (Vs. 6a)

A. Definite Instruction about the Field of Labor (Vs. 9b-c)

B. Definite Instruction about the Fulfillment of Labor (Vs. 9a)

II. Realize a Diverse Involvement in Our Labors (Vs. 6b)

A. A Diverse Role of Involvement (Vs. 6a-b; 8a; 10a-c)

B. A Diverse Reward for Involvement (Vs. 8b; 13)

III. Rely on a Divine Increase of Our Labors (Vs. 6c)

A. A Singular Increase of Our Labors (Vs. 7a-b; 8a; 9a)

B. A Sovereign Increase of Our Labors (Vs. 6c; 7c)



But God Is Faithful (1 Corinthians 10:13) God Interrupts Our Temptation

Proposition: Every member of the family of God can have a first hand experience of the faithfulness of God in the thick of temptation by laying hold on the three powerful promises laid out in this verse before us today.

I. Our Temptation is Collectively Common (Vs 13a)

A. The Selection of Temptation is Common (Vs 13a)

B. The Strength of Temptation is Common (Vs 13a)

II. Our Temptation is Completely Conquerable (Vs 13b-d)

A. Conquerable by God's Dependability (Vs 13b-c)

B. Conquerable by God's Detour (Vs. 13d)

III. Our Temptation is Carefully Constructive (Vs. 13e)

A. Constructively Prescribed (Vs. 13e)

B. Constructively Proving (Vs. 13e)



But God Who Is Rich In Mercy (Ephesians 2:1-10) God interrupts our judgment.

Proposition: Accoring to the council of scripture, every one of us, because of our sin and rebellion against God, are entitled to and encounter with the full measure of God's wrath. But by understanding the three gospel truths in this text concerning God's mercy, we can exchange annihilation for abundance; wrath for redemption; destruction for deliverance.

I. The Requirement of Mercy (Vs. 1-3)

A. Because we are Dead (Vs. 1)

B. Because we are Disobedient (Vs. 2-3a)

C. Because we are Depraved (Vs. 3b)

D. Because we are Doomed (Vs. 3c)

II. The Release of Mercy (Vs. 4-5b)

A. An Abundant Release (Vs. 4b)

B. An Affectionate Release (Vs. 4c)

C. An Animating Release (Vs. 5a-b)

III. The Results of Mercy (Vs. 5c-10)

A. A Resulting Deliverance (Vs. 5c)

B. A Resulting Display (Vs. 6-9)

C. A Resulting Duty (Vs. 10)



But My God Shall Supply All Your Needs (Philippians 4:19) God interrupts our need!

Proposition: This portion of God's Word is a promise that every child of God can take to the bank (so to speak). For a few moments I'd like to draw out four applicable facts from this verse and apply them to our lives.

I. The Share of God's Supply (But My God)

A. A Claim on Conversion

B. A Course of Cooperation

II. The Certainty of God's Supply (Shall Supply)

A. The Promise of Supply

B. The Providence of Supply

III. The Scope of God's Supply (All Your Needs)

A. An Expansive Supply

B. An Essential Supply

IV. The Source of God's Supply (According to His...)

A. An According Source

B. An Abounding Source

C. An Atoning Source



But God Raised Him From The Dead (Acts 13:26-30) God interrupts our death.

Proposition: Every person under the sound of my voice can can know that their certain eternal death can be interrupted by laying hold of the three bible truths found in this text.

I. The Great Reality of this Statement (Vs. 27-31)

A. The Reality of His Execution on the Tree (Vs. 27-29)

B. The Reality of His Exit from the Tomb (Vs. 30-31)

II. The Glorious Reason for this Statement (Vs. 32-37)

A. For the Reason of Promise (Vs. 32-33)

B. For the Reason of Proof (Vs. 34-37)

III. The Gospel Results of this Statement (Vs. 38-41)

A. A Resulting Way of Forgiveness (Vs. 23c, 32a, 38-39)

B. A Resulting Warning of forgoing (Vs. 40-41)


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“Lord I’m a Basket Case!”

Have you ever felt like a basket case? Are you in

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