| Acts - Book One "The Church Established" | |
| Part 1 Acts 1:1-8 |
God
Promises Power to His People
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| Part 2 Acts 1:9-26 | God Prepares His People to Experience His Power |
| Part 3 Acts 2:1-13 | When God's People Utilize God's Power, Miracles Occur |
| Part 4 Acts 2:14-41 | God’s Power Equips His People to Proclaim Normal Christianity |
| Part 5 Acts 2:14-41 | God’s Power Equips His People to Proclaim Normal Christianity |
| Part 6 Acts 2:41-47 | God Provides His people with a Living Statement of Purpose |
| Part 7 Acts 3:1-26 | God’s Power Appropriated Through Faith will Glorify Jesus |
| Part 8 Acts 4:1-22 | When God’s People take God Seriously, the Reality of God’s Power is Indisputable |
| Part 9 Acts 4:23-31 | Opposition provides opportunities for Spirit-filled people to grow |
| Part 10 Acts 4:31-32 | When we view our stuff as being God’s stuff he has the stuff to . But when we view God’s stuff as being our stuff -- look out! |
| Part 11 Acts 5:17-42 | Strict obedience by God’s people will meet both opposition and honor |
| Part 12 Acts 6:1-7 | Spiritual servers as well as spiritual leaders are essential to achieving God’s plan |
| Part 13 Acts 6:8-15 | When I give all I know of me to all I know of Him, the result is glory! God is Welcomer |
| Part 14 Acts 7:1-60 | God’s plan precedes us, works through us and survives us |
| Acts - Book Two "The Church Scattered" | |
| Part 1 Acts 8:1-25 |
God’s people are
never more powerful and purposeful than when under oppression
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| Part 2 Acts 8:26-40 | God’s Spirit moves us to apply our faith to a needy and open world |
| Part 3 Acts 9:1-19 | Despite a shady past, response to God’s unexpected choices results in blessing for all |
| Part 4 Acts 9:20-31 | To be God’s person requires a hot heart and a cool head, plus patience to acquire, blend and balance both |
| Part 5 Acts 9:32-10:23 | Even instruments of miracles need to be the object of miracles |
| Part 6 Acts 10:23-11:18 | New spheres of ministry open to those who see what God sees |
| Part 7 Acts 11:19-30 | God exhorts His people to expand their horizons |
| Part 8 Acts 12:1-25 | God’s people need to recognize miracles when they see them |
| 2 Chronicles 7:14 | |
| If my people who are called by my name . . ." God was talking about the original children of Israel, but these words are equally applicable to Christians, who are the new Israel. | |
| Part 2: The Most Surprising Success Formula Ever Devised | Proper "temple maintenance" involves cleaning up your actions and attitudes. This has everything to do with maintaining the right kind of interior atmosphere. |
| Part 3: The Most Significant Work You Can Do | An overview of the five ingredients in effective prayer. How many blessings have been missed and how many battles have been lost because you failed to do the work of prayer? |
| Part 4: How to Pray Prayers Which Get Off the Ground | To "judge self continuously" is not God's demand that you endure the agony of repeated self-examination, it is His invitation to enjoy the healing experience of His evaluation. |
| Part 5: How to Pray Prayers Which Seem Downright Risky | When you do the work of prayer you must relinquish self-reliance. That involves you in doing the work of humility in prayer, based on what it means "to supplicate |
| Part 6: How to Pray Prayers which 'Got Suction' | By doing the work of importunity in prayer you relinquish self-restraint on a sustained and current basis. You learn to pray and keep on praying until God's answer comes |
| Part 7: How to Pray Prayers Which Have Unction | Prayer does not put you in the driver's seat. Prayer allows you to discern the direction which the One who is behind the wheel, wants His people to go. |
| Part 8: How to Pray Prayers Which are Pure Joy | Praying prayers which are pure joy requires knowing God so well you can kick off your shoes, so to speak, settle back and just plain enjoy the liberty of being with Him. |
| Part 9: The Case of the Sluggish Sleuths - A Detective Story | An exciting adventure is in store for you as we detect what God means when He says to His people, "seek my face." |
| Part 10: Repentance Made Easy | True repentance is an ache in the heart of people which causes them to take God's side against their sin. Repentance is knowing you have something to do, and then doing it. |
| Part 11: The Exquisite Gift of Being Heard | When God says, "I will hear from heaven..." He is promising two things. One, you will have my full attention. Two, you will have my full provision. |
| Part 12: The Exhilarating Gift of Being Forgiven | Guilty, but forgiven, praise the Lord! Follow the five steps to new life in Christ and the celebration of joy! |
| Part 13 : The Invigorating Gift of Being Healed | When God's people "turn from their wicked ways," He heals the wounds His people inflict upon themselves. |
| Heart of the Hebrews Teachings | |
| Hebrews 5:11-6:3 Overview, Outline and Bibliography |
Look
at all Jesus was! Look at all Jesus did! Look at all Jesus means!
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| Hebrews 1:1-14 Our Hope: Jesus Is For Real |
Seven
things said of Jesus which cannot be said of man.
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| Hebrews 2:1-4 Our Hope: Jesus God's Last Word | We are in great peril if we neglect so great salvation |
| Hebrews 2:5-18 Our Hope: Jesus Puts It Altogether | Seven things said of Jesus which cannot be said of God. |
| Hebrews 3:1-6 Our Hope: Jesus Sets Us Free | Good News! We are saved by grace plus nothing! |
| Hebrews 3:7-4:1 Our Hope: Jesus Leads Us In | There's a promised land awaiting Christians. It's a place of blessings in the here and now. |
| Hebrews 4:1-11 Our Hope: Jesus Leads Us On | The rest God prepared for the Israelites is now available to Christians. |
| Hebrews 4:12-13 Our Hope: Jesus See It All | A word about the Word which reveals us to ourselves |
| Hebrews 4:14-5:10 Our Hope: Jesus Our Bridge Over Troubled Waters | There's a man in Heaven pleading for us! |
| 1 Peter 3:18; John 5:24; 1 Corinthians 11:2-32: Revelation 20:11-15; 2 Corinthians 5:10,11; 1 Corinthians 3:9-15 Our Hope: Jesus And The Justice Of God | A look at four judgments with special attention paid to the Judgment Seat of Christ. |
| Hebrews 6:4-12; 10:26-39 Our Hope: Jesus Sees Us Through. | Three controversial views of these troublesome verses are followed by a credible, Biblical view. |
| Hebrews 6:4-12; 10:26-39 Our Hope: Jesus Helps Us Grow | God is not an indifferent bystander, He care deeply about the productivity of His children and works with us to become more productive |
| Hebrews 6:13-20 Our Hope: Jesus Jams Open The Door | Two primal questions are answered: "How do I get through to God?" and "How do I know it when it when I've done it?" |
| Hebrews 7: 1-28 Our Hope: Jesus A Priest Like Mel Who? | As our high priest, Jesus enjoys preeminence as well as permanence. |
| Hebrews 8:1-13 Our Hope: Jesus Completes A New Contract | Jesus is God's provision for our failing and falling. He empowers us to become all we are meant to be. |
| Hebrews 9:1-15 Our Hope: Jesus Is All You Need | How to handle a nagging conscience |
| Hebrews 9:16-10:18 Our Hope: Jesus Is What's Happening | The closer we get to Jesus, the greater our consciousness of sin |
| Hebrews 10:26-39 Our Hope: Jesus Will Come Again | When it comes to sin and its consequences, everyone has a choice before the fact and everyone has a choice after the fact. |
| Hebrews 11:1-40 Our Hope: Jesus The Author And Perfecter Of Faith | God's concern is that we, His children, learn to walk by faith, not sight. |
| Hebrews 12:3-29 Our Hope: Jesus Endorses Discipline | God doesn't discipline the devil's kids, He chastens His own to make us pure. |
| Hebrews 13:1-25 Our Hope: Jesus Equips And Uses Us | The practical implications and applications of authentic Christianity |