Luke 24:13-35 Theme: Our need for the Suffering Servant raised to glory is revealed in all the scriptures. 1) The seven mile stroll 2) An inadequate confession 3) The appropriate interpretationBy Nathan Voss

Matthew 25:31-46; Confession Lord's Day 24 Theme: Though works are graciously rewarded and even necessary of true faith, we are not saved by works but the credited works of Christ 1) Not by works 2) Works that reward 3) Importance of worksBy Nathan Voss

2 Chronicles 16 Theme: The eyes of the Lord search to give strong support to those whose heart is fully toward Him! 1) Yahweh vs. money, military and medicine 2) The searching of YahwehBy Nathan Voss

Romans 4:5; Confession Lord's Day 23 Theme: How are you righteous before God? 1) Made or declared? 2) Understanding the differences between sanctification and justification. 3) The basis for justification.By Nathan Voss

Judges 17:1-13By Dr. J. Mark Beach

Judges 19:1-30By Dr. J. Mark Beach

2 Chronicles 14-15 Theme: Rely upon the LORD as truly your only comfort Asa's redemptive historical lessons: 1) God's continued faithfulness 2) The pathway to peace 3) Applying this lesson to our hearts 4) Covenant in ChristBy Nathan Voss

2 Chronicles 16 Theme: Rely upon the LORD as truly your only comfort 1) Facing opposition 2) What's the problem? 3) Do your dutyBy Nathan Voss

Luke 24:1-12By Nathan Voss

1 Kings 21:1-29 Troubling questions Dark sin God's faithfulness in Justice God's amazing mercy Quieting conclusionsBy Rev. Ken Anema

Luke 24:1-12 Theme: That you may have certainty concerning the things you've been taught about Christ 1) The case for the resurrection 2) The empty tomb 3) Resurrection appearances 4) The Church's messageBy Nathan Voss

Philippians 3:17-21; Confession Lord's Day 22 1) The Comfort of Bodily Resurrection - General eschatology - Individual eschatology 2) The Comfort of Life Everlasting - The life is ours now! - Praise God eternally!By Nathan Voss

Luke 23:26-56 1) Who should weep? 2) Who should save? 3) Who should gain? 4) Who should die?By Nathan Voss

1 Corinthians 1:1-17; Confession Lord's Day 21 1) To love it you need to know it: What is the church? - Understanding what it is - Understanding how it grows - Understanding our fellowship 2) If you love it, you must enrich it: How to serve the church.By Nathan Voss

Luke 23:1-25 Theme: Suffering like Christ 1) Jesus before the civil magistrates - Jesus before Pilate - Jesus before Herod - Jesus again before Pilate 2) Jesus an example for our sufferingBy Nathan Voss

John 15:26; Confession Lord's Day 20 Theme: Take comfort in the Holy spirit's presence 1) The message and importance of Lord's day 20 2) The Spirit - a personal being 3) Given to meBy Nathan Voss

Luke 22:47-53; 63-71 Why does Jesus' innocence and guilty verdict matter? Jesus' guilty innocence fulfills 'god's redemptive plan. Your sins can be forgiven only if the Son of Man's innocence triumphs through the cross and assures His installation as ruler of all. 1) Heavenly or earthly trial? 2) Jesus before the council…

Colossians 1:18; Confession Lord's Day 19 Theme: Jesus' place on Heaven's throne closes the door of our exile, opens the door to meet our present needs, and assures us of our future home. 1) Why Jesus' session matters to us 2) How Jesus' glory benefits us 3) How Jesus' return comforts usBy Nathan Voss

Luke 22:35-38 Theme: Following the calling of Christ takes preparation. It's hard but not hopeless! 1) You must prepare 2) Scripture must be fulfilled 3) Enough swords?By Nathan Voss

Revelation 5: Confession Lord's Day 18 Theme: Why does the ascension matter? 1) Why the ascension? An inaccessible scroll 2) Why the ascension? A worthy Lion-Lamb 3) The necessity of good WorksBy Nathan Voss

Deuteronomy 6:20-25; Ephesians 2:1-10; Confession Lord's Day 32 Theme: Respond to your salvation with grateful service 1) The source of good works 2) The purpose of good works 3) The necessity of good worksBy Daniel Hofland

Luke 22:24-34, 54-62 Theme: Preservation in Weakness 1) The attack of the enemy 2) The advocacy of Christ 3) The affirmation of PeterBy Nathan Voss

Luke 22:24-30 Redefining Greatness: - First, Beware betrayal - Second, Know your nature - Third, Redefine greatness - Fourth, See the rewardBy Nathan Voss

Proverbs 10:6,8,11,14,19-21; 12:18-19; 23:23; 24:26 1) Foolish, destructive words 2) Wise, healing wordsBy Nathan Voss

Ecclesiastes 1, 1 Corinthians 15:12-28; Confession Lord's Day 17 Theme: All our life is vain but for Christ's resurrection 1) Christ's resurrection and life's meaning 2) Christ's resurrection: Its benefitBy Nathan Voss

2 Corinthians 5:21 Theme: The guilt and shame of your sin was fully and finally imputed to Jesus on the cross so that His righteousness might be fully and finally imputed to you in His resurrection from the dead. 1) In our place 2) Condemned He stood 3) Sealed our pardon in His bloodBy Joshua Savage

Luke 22:39-46 Theme: The proper response to suffering is a humble spirit that communes with God 1) Prayer of prayers 2) Our answered prayerBy Nathan Voss

1 Corinthians 15:50-58; Confession Lord's Day 16 Theme: Why must Christians still die? 1) Is it a good question? 2) Is it a convenient answer? 3) Where, O Death, is Your Sting?By Nathan Voss

Genesis 16 Questions: 1) What accounts for Sarah's shortsightetness? Do you sometimes have too narrow a focus? 2) Why does Sarah take out her anger on Abram? 3) What is the theological significance of wilderness? 4) Who does Hagar encounter in the wilderness? 5) Does God field of vision extend beyond our community? How can we broaden ours?…

Luke 22:19-23 Institution of the Lord's Supper - "This is my Body" - "Which is given for you" - "Do this in remembrance of me" - The new covenant in my blood" A New CovenantBy Nathan Voss

Isaiah 53:10a; Confession Lord's Day 15 Theme: The suffering, judgement, and crucifixion of Christ provide us a double jeopardy protection Suffering (a) Duration (b) Location (c) Cause Judgement CrucifixionBy Nathan Voss

----ERROR IN RECORDING AT END---- Luke 21:20-38 1) The judgement of Jerusalem 2) The day of judgement 3) The "fig tree" and "this generation"By Nathan Voss

Luke 22:1-23 1) Plotting and betrayal 2) Passover significanceBy Nathan Voss

Luke 21:5-7 1) A challenging text 2) Jesus' prophecy 3) Matters of interpretation - Four reasons for confusion - An already not yet interpretationBy Nathan Voss

Luke 21: 8-19 1) The sings of the times - Mistaken views of these signs - Proper use of these signs 2) Gospel spreadBy Nathan Voss

Luke 20:41-47 1) A question: Jesus gives a theological jab 2) A warning: Jesus does a character assassination punch -1st Beware the showy -2nd Beware honor seekers -3rd Beware those who treat inferiors with contempt -4th Beware false pietyBy Nathan Voss

Luke 21:1-4 3. An example: Jesus hits them with one truly sincere - The widow's offering, the Lord's watching - Implications for our lives -Instruction -Comfort -ChristBy Nathan Voss

Psalm 96 Theme: Worship the Lord and proclaim to all the earth that He is coming! 1) An exuberant call 2) An extensive audience 3) An extravagant reasonBy Leo Joewono

Ephesians 4:17-24; Confession Lord's Day 33 Theme: You have died with Christ, so now live to God continually! 1) Know your conversion 2) Experience your conversion 3) Live out your conversionBy Leo Joewono

Psalm 27 1) A declaration of confidence 2) A prayer of dependence 3) A statement of faithBy Bryce Klassen

1 John 5:6-13; Confession Catechism Q&A 21 1) "I write these things" 2) "To you who believe" 3) "That you may know that you have eternal life"By Bryce Klassen

Luke 20:19-40 Theme: These questions designed to destroy Jesus only further legitimize Him and discredit them. In the process we learn about submission and heaven. 1) Hostile questions: Paying taxes 2) Hostile questions: The resurrectionBy Nathan Voss

Hebrews 9:15; Confession Lord's Day 14 Theme: Why was the virgin birth necessary for our mediator? 1) Holy Conception - Condescension - Mediation 2) Holy CoveringBy Nathan Voss

Luke 20: 1-19 Theme: There's a battle for authority. Who's got it? 1) Israel's leaders attack - Questions of authority 2) Jesus counters - The wicked tenants - The patient Lord - The inevitable kingdom victoryBy Nathan Voss

Romans 8: 12-17; 22-30 Theme: I am an orphan, But God gave me His name God's children: 1) Natural Son 2) Adoptive Children - The mechanism of our adoption - The delight of our adoption - The cost of our adoption - Living from the identity of our adoption - The future of our adoptionBy Nathan Voss

Luke 19:28-48 Theme: We have every reason to be warned and come to Jesus when we see His agony over those who have ruined themselves by rejecting Him. 1) The tears of Jesus 2) The peace forsaken 3) The siege earnedBy Nathan Voss

1 Peter 2:9-12; Confession Lord's Day 12 Theme: We have been anointed to the offices of Christ 1) Anointed 2) Christian Prophet 3) Christian Priest 4) Christian KingBy Nathan Voss

Luke 19:28-40 Theme: The triumph and tragedy of Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem reveal both His identity and purpose. Proclaim Him King, faithful servants! Don't miss Him and become a tragedy! 1) Here comes the Messianic King 2) An entry triumphant or tragic?By Nathan Voss

Hebrews 7:23-25; Confession Lord's Day 11 Theme: Only He saves to the uttermost 1) Unshared ability to save 2) Uttermost ability to saveBy Nathan Voss

Luke 19:11-27 Theme: Our service during the King's delay results in either disproportionate reward or damning judgement. 1) The King's delay 2) Our service during His delay -Disproportionate reward for faithful servants -Consequences for wicked service -Damning judgement for the King's enemiesBy Nathan Voss