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This Week’s Theme: Theme: Thankful for His Grace
W4W: Grace: It is the unmerited favour of God, made known through Jesus Christ, and expressed supremely in the redemption and full forgiveness of sinners through faith in Jesus Christ.
Sermon Passage: 2 Corinthians 12:7-10
This Week’s Word is :
Memory Verse: Ep 1:7 “7 In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace”
Essence of the Text in a Sentence: Paul express the value of God’s grace.
Sermon Proposition: Saints should testify of the value of God’s grace in their lives.
Sermon Objective: I want those in attendance to understand the value of God’s grace and then testify of its value.
Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 12:7-10
INTRODUCTION:
TRANSITION:
I. God’s Grace For Salvation
Ephesians 2:4-10; Ephesians 1:7-8; Romans 5:10, 8:7;
Explain: [know this about God / know this about man]
The qualities of God’s character by which he shows himself compassionate, accepting, and generous to sinful human beings, shielding them from his wrath, forgiving them, and bestowing on them his righteousness so that they can live and grow in faith and obedience.
The qualities of God’s character by which he shows himself compassionate, accepting, and generous to sinful human beings, shielding them from his wrath, forgiving them, and bestowing on them his righteousness so that they can live and grow in faith and obedience.
Forgivness of ALL Sins
Freedom from the Wrath of God
Righteous Living
II.
God’s Grace In Your Station
Romans 5:2; 1 Peter 5:12
Explain: [know this about God / know this about man]
The Christian life, from its beginning to its end, is totally dependent upon the grace of God.
Illustrate: [show an example of one who knows and loves God’s Word, Will, and Ways]
Apply: [embrace this about God / embrace this about man]
III.
God’s Grace In Suffering
Verses
Explain: [know this about God / know this about man]
Illustrate: [show an example of one who knows and loves God’s Word, Will, and Ways]
Apply: [embrace this about God / embrace this about man]
What new truth did you learn from the sermon?
What truth were you convicted about from the sermon?
What is your next steps do you need to take?
Because Christ has provided Christians with the tools to live godly (2 Peter 1:3), in what ways will you give spiritually mature Christians freedom to correct, rebuke, train, and instruct in living right?
Conclusion: A concluding statement to recapture interest (a reason to remember).
Restatement of main idea and summary of main points so that the listeners will respond (specific action or attitude change) to God’s will.
Respond to God’s Message by
Committing Your Way to the LORD
Resting in the Lord
Waiting on/for the LORD
Delighting in God
Trusting God
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