Lehman Ave Church of Christ

"Daniel: Sovereignty of God" by Phil Hartnady Part 5

September 29, 2024 - Sunday AM Bible Class

 

Daniel: Sovereignty of God

Key Verses: 1:8; 2:20-22; 2:44; 2:47; 4:25

Key Chapter: 2 - God reveals Neb. dream to Daniel. Also 9, the vision of the 70 weeks.

Theme of the book: God rules in the kingdoms of men - 4:25

Daniel (God is my judge) wrote this book near the close of his life in 533BC. One of the first group of captives led away in 606BC when he was 18 years old. Daniel displays unswerving loyalty to God in the early chapter of the book. No blemish ins found in his character. Ezekiel speaks of him as "greatly beloved" (Ezek. 14:14, 20). Is Daniel found in Hebrews 11?

Daniel is a book contrasting godless kingdoms and the Kingdom of God, see chapter 2 and 7 where they appear as the image (2) and as 4 vicious beasts (7).

Daniel's prayer - 9:1-19

We are introduced to the 4 great world powers that would lead to the coming Messiah. 

• Babylonian - 625-536 BC
• Medo-Persian - 536-330 BC
• Greek - Under Alexander the Great
• Roman

New teachings in Daniel no found in other prophetic books:

• Angels - 3:25; 6:22; 9:21; 10:5; 12:1
• Resurrection of the dead - 12:1-4

Lessons from Daniel:

• His character
• spiritual courage
• miracles
• never ending kingdom
• inspiration

Boanthropy - chapter 4

 

Duration 42:35

"Daniel: Sovereignty of God" by Phil Hartnady Part 4

September 22, 2024 - Sunday AM Bible Class

 

Daniel: Sovereignty of God

Key Verses: 1:8; 2:20-22; 2:44; 2:47; 4:25

Key Chapter: 2 - God reveals Neb. dream to Daniel. Also 9, the vision of the 70 weeks.

Theme of the book: God rules in the kingdoms of men - 4:25

Daniel (God is my judge) wrote this book near the close of his life in 533BC. One of the first group of captives led away in 606BC when he was 18 years old. Daniel displays unswerving loyalty to God in the early chapter of the book. No blemish ins found in his character. Ezekiel speaks of him as "greatly beloved" (Ezek. 14:14, 20). Is Daniel found in Hebrews 11?

Daniel is a book contrasting godless kingdoms and the Kingdom of God, see chapter 2 and 7 where they appear as the image (2) and as 4 vicious beasts (7).

Daniel's prayer - 9:1-19

We are introduced to the 4 great world powers that would lead to the coming Messiah. 

• Babylonian - 625-536 BC
• Medo-Persian - 536-330 BC
• Greek - Under Alexander the Great
• Roman

New teachings in Daniel no found in other prophetic books:

• Angels - 3:25; 6:22; 9:21; 10:5; 12:1
• Resurrection of the dead - 12:1-4

Lessons from Daniel:

• His character
• spiritual courage
• miracles
• never ending kingdom
• inspiration

Boanthropy - chapter 4

 

Duration 42:20

"Learning to Pray Like Nehemiah" by Hiram Kemp

September 22, 2024 - Sunday PM Sermon

 

Learning to Pray Like Nehemiah

• Plea to be Heard - (Nehemiah 1:4-11)
• Remember my Good - (Nehemiah 5:19, 13:14, 13:22, 13:31)
• Punishment for the Wicked - (Nehemiah 6:14, 13:39)
• Direction - (Nehemiah 2:4)
• Protection from Enemies - (Nehemiah 4:4-5, 4:9)
• Strength - (Nehemiah 6:9)

 

Duration  32:13

 

"The God of the Burning Bush" by Hiram Kemp

"The God of the Burning Bush" 

Exodus 3

 

Introduction:

1. First __________ are important with __________, but especially with __________.

2. __________ would be known as someone who had a __________ relationship with __________.

3. Moses' __________ to __________ occurs at the __________ bush, and it is there that we learn several __________ lessons about the __________ of the __________.

 

I.   A __________ God (Exodus 3:5).

II.  __________ (Exodus 3:6).

III. __________ & __________ (Exodus 3:7, 3:9)

IV. __________ (Exodus 3:8)

V.  __________ (Exodus 3:10-12).

VI. The __________ I __________ (Exodus 3:3-15).

 

Conclusion: 

1. The God of the burning __________ is the God who __________ zealously in his __________ for us and wants us on __________ for Him.

2. In the New Testament, Jesus identifies as the __________ God who met __________ at the bush, and He laid down divine __________ so we could come __________.

 

Duration 34:33

"Don't Turn on the Furnace... Open a Window" by Neal Pollard

September 15, 2024 - Sunday PM Sermon

 

"Don't Turn on the Furnace... Open a Window" (2 Tim. 2:24-26) Neal Pollard

 

Turning on the furnace - more heat, but opening a window - more light.

 

Hot Button Issues:

- Marriage/Divorce/Remarriage

- The necessity of baptism

- Role of women in the church

- Abortion

- Homosexuality

- Transgenderism

In 2 Timothy 2:24-36, the "servant of the Lord" is one who is sharing the gospel.

The Servant of the Lord:

1.  Must have the right mindset.  Be positive in your approach to others.

     A. Don't be quarrelsome, intensive, or bitter.  Some things in life are left to our judgment/conscience.  For example:  Proverbs 22:6 states to "bring up a child in the way that they should go" but doesn't tell specifically how to do this.  Another example is 1 Timothy 2:9-10 on modest; also not specific and left to judgment.  And politics.

     B. Be kind to all.  God loves all people.  Acts 10:34-35, James 2:1-5.  Look at everyone the same.  We are all image-bearers of God.

2.  Must have the right message (24).  Psalm 119:105, Proverbs 6:23.

     A. Be able to teach the right message.  Our message must be the truth.

     B. Our message must help people come to their senses.  Urge a message of repentance.  2 Timothy 2:24-36 and Ephesians 4:17. Speak God's message in love.

     C. The message should lead one to know the truth.

3.  Must have the right method.

     A. It requires patience (24).  Matthew 5:39.

     B. It requires gentle correction (25)

          1.  Watch your tone!

          2.  Excess (not always preaching/teaching the same topic, but round out to other topics).

          3.  Assumption.  Don't assume what someone else things/knows.

          4.  Choice.  Keep the important things first.

          5.  Heart.  Watch your own heart.  For example, the Pharisees did not watch their own heart in the pursuit of righteousness.  Galatians 6:1.  Be gentle.

4.  Must have the right motives.  Our motive is to help people go to heaven.  Philippians 1:15-17and 4:2.

 

Duration 33:59

 

"Why Did My Savior Come to Earth?" by Hiram Kemp

September 15, 2024 - Sunday AM Sermon

 

Why Did My Savior Come to Earth?

Introduction:
1. There are many ____________ about why ____________ came to __________.
2. The Old ________________ told us he was _____________, but few can properly put 
 together the ______________ why he ____________.
3. Every ____________ wants to __________ Jesus to be the ____________ of their 
 ___________ and _____________ their _____________.
4. The gospels give several ____________ statements as to why _____________ came
 to ______________.
I. ____________ the ___________ (Mark 1:38)
II. ____________ & __________ the ___________ (Luke 19:10)
III. ____________ Sinners to ______________ (Luke 5:31-32)
IV. __________ the ____________ Life (John 10:10)
V. ___________ & _____________ (Matthew 20:26-28)
VI. ____________ Witness to the _________ (John 18:37)
VII. Do __________ Will (John 6:38)
Conclusion:
1. We sing the song about why _________ came, but the _________ help us to 
 __________ the ____________.
2. Jesus came to _________ on _________ for a __________.

 

Duration 37:01

"Daniel: Sovereignty of God" by Phil Hartnady Part 3

September 15, 2024 - Sunday AM Bible Class

 

Daniel: Sovereignty of God

Key Verses: 1:8; 2:20-22; 2:44; 2:47; 4:25

Key Chapter: 2 - God reveals Neb. dream to Daniel. Also 9, the vision of the 70 weeks.

Theme of the book: God rules in the kingdoms of men - 4:25

Daniel (God is my judge) wrote this book near the close of his life in 533BC. One of the first group of captives led away in 606BC when he was 18 years old. Daniel displays unswerving loyalty to God in the early chapter of the book. No blemish ins found in his character. Ezekiel speaks of him as "greatly beloved" (Ezek. 14:14, 20). Is Daniel found in Hebrews 11?

Daniel is a book contrasting godless kingdoms and the Kingdom of God, see chapter 2 and 7 where they appear as the image (2) and as 4 vicious beasts (7).

Daniel's prayer - 9:1-19

We are introduced to the 4 great world powers that would lead to the coming Messiah. 

• Babylonian - 625-536 BC
• Medo-Persian - 536-330 BC
• Greek - Under Alexander the Great
• Roman

New teachings in Daniel no found in other prophetic books:

• Angels - 3:25; 6:22; 9:21; 10:5; 12:1
• Resurrection of the dead - 12:1-4

Lessons from Daniel:

• His character
• spiritual courage
• miracles
• never ending kingdom
• inspiration

Boanthropy - chapter 4

 

Duration 43:39

"We are Part of a Family" by Neal Pollard

September 8, 2024 - Sunday PM Sermon

 

We are Part of a Family 

• That has been born again. - Matt. 1:21
  • into a special family of God.
  • This is a spiritual family, not physical - Titus 3:5; Acts 2:38
• Whose love knows no end. - 1 Peter 1:18-25; 2:1-2
  • We have a sincere love for one another.
• That is on its way home. - Heb. 10:32-34.
  • The early Christians were suffering for the cause of Christ, but they would ultimately be rewarded. - Heb. 6:19
• God's family - the most important family of all! - Heb. 2:9-11; 13:1

Duration 29:04

"Daniel: Sovereignty of God" by Phil Hartnady Part 2

September 8, 2024 - Sunday AM Bible Class

 

Daniel: Sovereignty of God

Key Verses: 1:8; 2:20-22; 2:44; 2:47; 4:25

Key Chapter: 2 - God reveals Neb. dream to Daniel. Also 9, the vision of the 70 weeks.

Theme of the book: God rules in the kingdoms of men - 4:25

Daniel (God is my judge) wrote this book near the close of his life in 533BC. One of the first group of captives led away in 606BC when he was 18 years old. Daniel displays unswerving loyalty to God in the early chapter of the book. No blemish ins found in his character. Ezekiel speaks of him as "greatly beloved" (Ezek. 14:14, 20). Is Daniel found in Hebrews 11?

Daniel is a book contrasting godless kingdoms and the Kingdom of God, see chapter 2 and 7 where they appear as the image (2) and as 4 vicious beasts (7).

Daniel's prayer - 9:1-19

We are introduced to the 4 great world powers that would lead to the coming Messiah. 

• Babylonian - 625-536 BC
• Medo-Persian - 536-330 BC
• Greek - Under Alexander the Great
• Roman

New teachings in Daniel no found in other prophetic books:

• Angels - 3:25; 6:22; 9:21; 10:5; 12:1
• Resurrection of the dead - 12:1-4

Lessons from Daniel:

• His character
• spiritual courage
• miracles
• never ending kingdom
• inspiration

Boanthropy - chapter 4

 

Duration 42:34

"How great is our God" by Neal Pollard

September 8, 2024 - Sunday AM Sermon

 

"How Great is our God" (Isaiah40) (Psalms 95:3) Neal Pollard

• He is tender (1-11). God is gentle. His glory is visible to all. His word endures forever. 
  • He comforts (1). God is concerned with his people. - Isiah 40:3; Luke 3:4-6; Matt. 11:28-30.
  • He smoothes (4). God can make our way easier. God wants to smooth our path.
  • He gives good news (9), through his people. 
  • He rewards (10). God wants to reward us positively. - 2 Peter 3:9, Matt. 16:27, Rev. 20:12
  • What is my view of God? - Gen. 3:8-10, 15.
  • He shepherds. God carries, leads, nurtures, and tends us. - John 10:11
• His infinite presence. He is transcendent - (12-27). God exists outside of the realm of time. God has no beginning and no end. God is not bound by time.
  • God has infinite presence. His is everywhere, all at once. Omnipresent. There is no place where God is excluded.
  • God has an infinite knowledge. Deut 29:29; Matt. 6:8; John 2:25; Luke 16:15; John 6:64.
  • God has infinite power - Isaiah 40:15-27; Matt. 10:28
• He is tireless - (28-31). He is never weary, never grows tired. This means that God is always there, waiting for us. God gives strength to the weary. v31 - While we grow weak, God never does. - Matt. 16:26; Eph. 3:20

Duration 33:10