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“Anointing Uncovered”
Luke 3:16 “John answered them all, “I baptize you with water.
But someone mightier than I is coming.
I am not worthy to untie the strap of his sandals.
He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.”
This past Sunday the message was on all three of this evening’s passages, and we discovered that oftentimes what God decrees is different than what our eyes see.
This evening, however, our focus will be upon this one verse — John said, “I baptized you with water.
But someone mightier than I is coming.
I am not worthy to untie the strap of his sandals.
He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire.
Transition to the Situation/Goal
Situation or Goal
John’s reference to “fire” (πυρί) in connection with the pouring out of the Holy Spirit was to a purifying fire which burns away all unholiness (Isa 6:6, 7; 1 Pe 1:7).
The tongues of fire on the heads of the disciples on Pentecost were certainly a symbol of this holy fire.
Complication or Malady
Describe what goes awry in our lives because of the situation.
This is all about LAW and our inabilities
What this means in our lives . . .
Transition to Resolution or Means
Resolution or Means
This is all about how the Gospel resolves the situation and the Grace of God supplies the means to empower us to live a Christian life.
Examples and Biblical support.
What this means in our lives . . .
Transition to the Conclusion
Conclusion
Therefore . . .
(Jesus meets our every need)
Restatement of the Situation/Goal, Complication/Malady, Resolution/Means.
Doxological Statement — Amen.
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