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John 10:10-21  An Examination of the Lord’s View on Life. I.   We must Depict the Differences On Viewing Life. (v.10) II.  The Devil’s Delight in Opposing Life. (v.10a) III. The Divine’s Desire in Promoting Life. (v.10b) IV. The Demonstration of the Depths in Preserving Life. (vv.11-18) V.  The Danger of Division over His Plan for Life. (vv.19-21)

Ephesians 5:15-21 5 Ways Watch How You Live Your Life: Watch How You Walk. (v.15-16) Watch Out for the Will of the Lord. (v.17-18) Watch What You Say to Others. (v.19) Watch What You Pray to God. (v.20) Watch How You Play With Others. (v.21)

How we are to handle the New Year, and every year! Here are some Recommendations from God’s Word: Titus 2:11-14 A Revelation to Lean On. (v.11) Some Resolutions to Live Out. (v.12-13) A Redeemer to Love More. (v.14)

1 Timothy 3:16 Six Statements about Our Savior’s Salvation: The SOURCE of Our Salvation. The SUFFICIENCY of Our Salvation. The SPECTACLE of Our Salvation. The SCOPE of Our Salvation. The SUCCESS of Our Salvation. The SUCCESSION of Our Salvation.

Galatians 4:4-7 Six Points to Emphasize the Rightness of His Coming: At the Right TIME! (v.4a) In the Right WAY! (v.4b) For the Right PURPOSE! (v.5a) For the Right RESULTS! (v.5b) For the Right REWARD! (v.6) For the Right RESPONSE! (v.7)

Acts 9:32-43 “Proof of the Power” I. The Restoration of Aeneas. (9:32-35) A. The Description of the Situation. (32-33) B. The Declaration of the Source. (34a) C. The Direction to the Saint. (34b) D. The Demonstration of the Spread. (35) II. The Resuscitation of Tabitha. (9:36-43) A. The Description of the Situation. (36-39) B. The Declaration (40) C. The Direction to the Saints. (41) D. The Demonstration of the Spread. (42-43)

Acts 9:31 I. The Reminder of Our Role as the Church. II. The Reach of the Church. III. The Results of Rightly Representing Our Savior. A. Pacification. B. Edification. C. Sanctification. D. Invitation. E. Multiplication.

Acts 9:20-30 Several Lines of Evidence to Evaluate a Reversed Life. I. A Change to Appreciate. (20-22) II. A Conspiracy to Assassinate. (23-25) III. A Caution to Associate. (26) IV. A Champion to Validate (27) V. A Career to Inaugurate (28-29)

Acts 9:10-19 -The Encouragement from a Reluctant Saint. A. The Command to Ananias. (10-12) B. The Concern of Ananias. (13-14) C. The Commission of Saul. (15-16) D. The Compassion to Saul. (17-19)

The Conversion of the Apostle Paul. Acts 9:1-19 I. The Encounter with the Risen Lord. (1-9) A. The Attitude of a Lost Sinner. (1-2) B. The Appearance of the Lord. (3-7) C. The Aftermath of Looking at the Lord. (8-9) II. The Encouragement from a Reluctant Saint. (10-19). A. The Command to Ananias. (10-12) B. The Concern of Ananias. (13-14) C. The Commission of Saul. (15-16) D. The Compassion to Saul. (17-19)

Acts 8:9-25 1. Look At Me! (9-11) 2. Look to the Lord! (12-13) 3. Let Us Investigate. (14-17) 4. Let Me Purchase. (18-19) 5. Let You Perish! (20-23) 6. Let Us Pray! (24) 7. Let Us Preach! (25)

Acts 8:1-8 1.  The REMOVAL of the Faithful. (1-3). The Depiction of Saul. (1a) The Disruption of the Church (1b) The Devotion to Stephen (2) The Devastation by Saul. (3) 2.  The REVIVAL of the Forgotten. (4-8). The Effect of Eviction. (4) The Evangelism of Phillip. (5) The Excitement of the City. (6) The Extent of Change. (7-8)