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Redeemed South Bay is new a Christian church located in Torrance, California. They are committed to being a community of disciple making disciples who exist to proclaim the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit for the salvation of every man, woman, boy, and girl in the South Bay and to the ends of the earth.
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Sermon Notes: INTRODUCTION: MAIN IDEA: Psalm 30 highlights three ways the LORD deals with a sinful believer so that you might depend on the LORD afresh and give Him renewed thanks. The LORD Delivers us from Distress (vv. 1–5) The LORD Disciplines us for Deficient Dependency (vv. 6–10) The LORD Drives us to Dancing (vv. 11–12)…
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Sermon Notes: Main Idea: Psalm 100 provides both the object of our worship as well as the manner of our worship so that we may properly acknowledge God as our creator and redeemer and worship Him with gladness and thanksgiving. The exhortation to worship. (vv. 1-2) a. Worship is expressed through: i. Joyful shouting (v. 1) ii. Glad service (v. 2a) …
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: Psalm 104 takes us on a majestic tour of the greatness of God displayed in his works of creation so that we will rejoice in God and sing praise to his name all the days of our life. Reflect on the greatness of God in creation (104:1-30) a. As displayed on day one (104:1-2a, 3-4) b. As displayed on day two (104:2b) c. As dis…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: Psalm 99 commands us to exalt the LORD our God and bow in worship before him because he is set apart and utterly unique in three powerful and praiseworthy ways. He is set apart in how great He is! (vv.1-3) He is set apart in how righteous He is! (vv. 4-5) He is set apart in how close He is! (vv. 6-9) a. The God who hears (v…
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Main Idea: In 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Paul gives three charges and three metaphors that call you to faithful ministry so that you will endure through hardship. Three Charges for Faithfulness in Ministry (vv. 1-3) a. Stand in Strength b. Share the Scriptures c. Suffer with Steadiness Three Metaphors of Faithfulness in Ministry (vv. 4-6) a. The Single-Minde…
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Sermon Notes: Providence in the Palace (vv.1-6) — God's Hand in Human Affairs Pursuit of Purity (vv.7-10) — When Temptation Comes Path of Proverbs (vv.11-12) — Biblical Wisdom Lived Out Price of Righteousness (vv.13-18) — The Cost of Faithfulness Presence in Prison (v .19-23) — God's Faithfulness in the Darkness Perfect Fulfillment — Jesus is the G…
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Sermon Notes: The Decline of into Darkness (38:1-24) a. His choices i. His choice of location (v. 1) ii. His choice of friends (v. 1) iii. His choice of spouse (v. 2) iv. His choice of daughter-in-law (v. 6) b. His calamities i. His son Er, was wicked and put to death (v. 7) ii. His son Onan, was wicked and put to death (vv. 8-10) iii. His wife die…
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Sermon Notes: INTRODUCTION: MAIN IDEA: Genesis 37 sets forth God’s “subtle” sovereignty in 4 movements so that you (His people) might rest in His plans and purposes. Sovereign in Familial Dilemmas (vv. 1–11) Sovereign in Questionable Journeys (vv. 12–17) Sovereign in Dangerous Situations (vv. 18–28) Sovereign in Corrupt Practices (vv. 29–36)…
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Sermon Notes: Main Idea: In 1 Corinthians 15:1-20, Paul establishes the resurrection of Jesus as the cornerstone of the Christian faith, providing a foundation for hope and assurance of our own future resurrection through faith in Him. In the death of Christ, we find redemption. (vv. 1-3a) In the burial of Christ, we find confirmation. (vs. 4a) In …
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Sermon Notes: Main Idea: This passage illustrates both the action and the accomplishment of the atonement, which will deepen your understanding of the cross and grow your love for Christ. Action of the Atonement a. The Death of a Substitute Accomplishment of the Atonement Three Aspects: a. Imputation b. Complete c. Removal of Sin…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: In Luke 18:31-20:20 we see who Jesus is, and how we should respond to him, so that we will joyfully receive Jesus now and be ready for his next arrival, having done the things that make for peace. Who is Jesus? a. Son of David (18:38-39) b. Son of Man (19:10) c. King (Luke 19:11-27, 19:38-48) d. God’s Beloved Son (20:13) e.…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction / Background: (Gen. 36) God is sovereign over Edom's existence. (Gen. 25:22-23, 32, 33, 36, Deut. 2:12, 20-22) God is sovereign over Edom’s trouble. (Gen. 27:40, Num. 20:14-21, Deut. 23:7, 1 Sam. 14, 1 Kings 11, 2 Kings 8, 1 Chron. 18, 2 Chron. 21, 25) God is sovereign over Edom’s demise. (Gen. 25:23, Obed. 1, Mal. 1:1-5)…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction Main Idea: Genesis 35 displays at least 12 features of God’s sovereign, providential, and personal activity so that you might exalt the LORD throughout the highs and lows of life. The God of Proclamation (v. 1) The God of Purity (vv. 2–4) The God of Protection (vv. 5–6) The God of Praise (v. 7) The God of Promise (vv. 9–1…
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Sermon Notes: A Father's Delayed Obedience (Genesis 28:20-22) The Defilement of Dinah (vv. 1-5) The Despicable Deal (vv. 6-24) The Devastating Response (vv. 25-31) The Denouncement of the Sons (Genesis 49:5-7) The Deadly Rescue (vv. 25-31) The Divine Design for Canaan (Deuteronomy 7:1-5) Our Desperate Condition (Ephesians 2) The Divine Deliverer…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction: The Patriarchs and Polygamy Jacob's Predicament (vv. 1-2) The LORD's Provision (vv. 3-5) God's Specific Provisions for Jacob (vv. 5-13) The Wives' Proclamation (vv. 14-16) Rachel's Presumption: The Stolen Idols (vv. 17-21) Jacob's Price of God's Providence (vv. 36-42) Laban and Jacob's Peace (vv. 43-55) God’s Provision o…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction Main idea: Genesis 30 sets forth two scenes displaying God’s faithful providence to fulfill His promises despite His people’s problems so that you might worshipfully rest in the God of promise. Suspicious Schemes, yet Continuous Conceptions (vv. 1–24) a. Leaning on One’s Own Understanding (vv. 1–8) b. Not to be Outdone (v…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: In Genesis 29, we see that the providence of God sometimes brings two very different seasons of life but in the midst of both, God is good and is doing good, and so we should praise him. The providence of God brings seasons that are sweet (vv.1-20) a. A Safe Trip East (vv. 1-3) b. Finding Extended Family (vv. 4-12) i. Jacob…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: As we follow God, the fears we face are opportunities to see his faithfulness, find his favor, and obey his voice. Fear #1: Death by Famine (26:1-6) a. God’s faithfulness (2) b. God’s favor (3-5) c. Isaac’s obedience (6) Fear #2: Death by Philistines (26:6-11) a. Isaac’s disobedience (7) b. God’s faithfulness and favor (8-1…
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Sermon Notes: Be Steadfast in/Devote Yourselves to Prayer! (vv. 2–4) a. General Prayer (v. 2a) i. Watchfully (v. 2b) ii. With Thanksgiving (v. 2c) b. Specific Prayer (vv. 3–4) i. For Open Doors to Declare (v. 3) ii. For Clarity in Communication (v. 4) Walk/Conduct Your Life in Wisdom! (vv. 5–6) a. In Your Doing (v. 5) b. In Your Speech (v.6)…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction The Lord’s promises require faith-filled actions. (vv. 1-9) The Lord’s providence maintains His promises. (vv. 10-61) a. The Basis of His Providence - Steadfast Love b. The Manner of His providence - Divine Sovereignty c. The Response to His Providence - Worship The Lord’s presents satisfy His people. (vv. 62-67)…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction Main Idea: In 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 there are at least 8 traits of Christ’s body (i.e., the church) to firmly grasp so that this local body (i.e., RSB) might increasingly reflect the truth of God’s Gospel for His glory, for our good, and for the well-being of those under our influence. The Body’s Composition (v. 12) The …
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: Four questions will help us unwrap, behold, and more fully enjoy God’s Christmas gift of glory. Who is the person of God’s gift? (Luke 1:30-33, 2:10-11) What is the purpose of God’s gift? (Heb 2:10, Matt 1:21, Rom 3:23) What is the promise of God’s gift? (Luke 1:45, Col 3:5) What is the proof of God’s gift? a. Proof #1: Glo…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction: The power behind the virgin birth declared. (v. 18) The potential scandal of the virgin birth considered. (vv. 19-20) The purpose of the virgin birth revealed. (v. 21) The promise of the virgin birth proclaimed. (vv. 22-23, Isaiah 7) The promise of the virgin birth fulfilled. (vv. 24-25)…
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Sermon Notes: Main Idea: As we commence the advent season and look forward to the “chaos” of another Christmas season, in today’s message we will look backward to consider 3 timeless gospel truths so that your hearts might be calibrated to worship our God, who eternally intended to send forth His Son to secure our redemption. A Prior Promise (Roman…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: In Genesis 22, we see two reasons why God tests the righteous, so that we will expect and appreciate the trials that come our way. A test provides the opportunity for YOU to show your FAITH to God (vv.1-12, 1 Pet 1:7) a. Will you obey? (vv.1-2) b. Right away? (v.3a) c. All that he says? (vv.4, 9-10) d. No matter the cost? (…
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Sermon Notes: The Birth of Isaac (vv. 1-7) 7 Similarities between the birth of Isaac and the birth of Jesus a. Both were the promised seed and son. (Gen 3:15, 17:19, Gal 3:16) b. Both had a period of delay between the promises given and their fulfillment. (Gen 3:15, 15:3-6, Luk 2:7) c. Both births were accompanied by a statement of God’s omnipotenc…
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Sermon Notes: Main idea: From Genesis 19, we learn five lessons from Lot’s life so that by God’s mercy we will flee destruction and debauchery and not be swept away with the wicked. From Sodom we learn a lesson in hamartiology a. Sin is perverse (vv. 5, 7) b. Sin is pervasive (v. 4) c. Sin is punished (vv. 13, 23-26) From Lot we learn a lesson in h…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction. Main Idea: In Genesis 18 we see two inescapable truths, that God is both great and good. In light of these truths, we are called to trust him, and we demonstrate that trust through prayer, praise, thanksgiving and service. A Divine Representation (vv. 1-2a) A Hospitable Response (vv. 2b-8) A Timely Reminder (vv. 9-10a) A…
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Sermon Notes: Introduction: Main Idea: In Genesis 17, there are at least 9 acts of God that reveal His character so that you might rest in, rejoice over, and rightly respond to God and His promises! God Reappears in Power (v. 1b) God Requires Obedience (v. 1c) God Rewards Obedience (v. 2) God Receives Reverence (v. 3a) God Reminds His People/Refres…
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Sermon Notes: Main point: In Genesis 16 we see the importance of faith in God’s promises by negative and positive examples, so we would be encouraged to trust God to fulfill His promises and be warned against trying to achieve by human effort what can only be received by God’s grace. Sarai’s Failure of Faith: Discordant Discontentment Abram’s Failu…
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