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3rd part of sermon on Philemon

2nd part of Sermon on Philemon

Guest Speaker Tim Bento

Philemon 1:1-10 is the opening of the letter written by the Apostle Paul to Philemon, a Christian slave owner who lived in Colossae. In this passage, Paul greets Philemon and thanks God for him, acknowledging his faith and love for other believers. Paul then appeals to Philemon to receive back his runaway slave, Onesimus, who had become a believer while with Paul. Rather than commanding Philemon to do so, Paul makes a heartfelt request based on their mutual love for Christ and their shared identity as brothers in Him. Paul also offers to personally pay any debts that Onesimus owes to Philemon. The passage highlights the themes of forgiveness, reconciliation, and Christian love in the context of a complex and potentially difficult situation.

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James 5:1-6

James 4:13-17

James 4:1-10.

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Luke 1:46-59

James 3:1-12

James 1:1-4

James 2:14-26

Continuing our series through the book of James

James 1:5-9

2 Corinthians 3:12-18

Matthew 20:20-28

Matthew 4:18-22

Luke 10:38-42

Exodus 14:10-14

1 Timothy 1:17

Mark 4:35-41

1 Peter 4:7-11

Joshua 24:14-18

2 Corinthians 12:7-10

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Psalms 37:1-7

"OH!"

Romans 11:33-36

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3. Summarizing God's Character

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You and I are far more wicked than we ever dared think - Romans 1-3:19

You and I are far more loved than we ever dared hope - Romans 3:20-28

Whatever you think of God, He's bigger than that - Romans 9-11

 b. His Knowledge

 c. His Judgment

 d. His Ways

4. Denouncing Man's Arrogance

5. God's Wisdom and Greatness Gives Us Comfort and Hope

6. What Is Our Only Response?

7. What Is The Payoff for Being Fascinated With God?

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8. Conclusion

1. Introductiuon / Review

2. Four Parts of the PArable

 - The Responsibility we receive

 - The Reaction we have

 - The Reckoning we face

 - The Reward we receive

3. Conclusion

1 John 2:15-17

1. Introduction

2. Perfect Love, Perfect Hate

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4. Why are we not to love the world?

 - Because of what it is

 - Because of who we are

 - Because of what it does

 - Because of where it is going

5. What is "everything in the world"?

 - The cravings of sinful man

 - The lust of his eyes

 - The boasting ofwhat he has and does (pride)

Ken Van Kooten Jan 9 2022

Genesis 3:1-7; Ephesians 6:10-13

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Luke 2:1-20

This parable teaches us the suddenness and unexpectedness of the coming of the Lord and warns us to be prepared for His coming.

1. Introduction

2. Four Points of the Parable

 - The Wedding (v1)

 - The Engagement

 - The Betrothal

 - The Official Wedding

3. The Bridesmaids (v2-5)

4. The Bridegroom (v6-10)

5. The Warning (v11-13)

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Hebrews 11:32 – 12:3

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I. Introduction

II. What is Faith?

III. Three Modern Day Myths

a.

b.

c.

IV. Conclusion

IN THE BEGINNING

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