Freedom from the Mosaic Covenant

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Freedom from the Mosaic Covenant

Col 2:16-17

April 4, 2021 • Roger Skepple

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The Benefits of the Doctrine

Resurrection Sunday Series

Part 3: Freedom from the Mosaic Covenant
Colossians 2:16-17

● The Human Longing for Freedom
○ The Desire Itself
○ The Superiority of Spiritual Freedom
● The Background of the Book of Colossians
● The Context of Colossians 2:16-17
○ He Qualified Us for an Inheritance (1:13-23)
○ He Undergirds Christian Ministry (1:24-2:7)
○ He Accomplished the Believer’s Redemption (2:8-23)
● The Deity of Christ (2:9)
● The Dominion of Christ (2:10)
● The Duty of Christ (2:11-15)

I. The Foundation of Our Freedom: Christ’s Atonement and Resurrection (2:16a1)
II. The Nature of Our Freedom: Human Condemnation (2:16a2-8)
III. The Context of Our Freedom: Mosaic Legislation (2:16b)
IV. The Necessity of Our Freedom: Spiritual Reality (2:17)
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An Undying Hope

March 31, 2024 • Roger Skepple • 1 Peter 1:3

The Benefits of the Doctrine Resurrection Sunday Series Part 5: An Undying Hope 1 Peter 1:3 Hope and Hopelessness I. The Source of Salvation: The Father (1:3a) A. The Meaning of Blessing God ! blessed eulogetos, eulogeo, eulogia praised, well spoken of B. The Difference in Blessing God (Old vs New) C. The Right God to be Blessed II. The Basis of Salvation: Mercy (1:3b1-6) A. The Meaning of Mercy ! mercy pity, compassion B. Our Need for Mercy III. The Nature of Salvation: New Birth (1:3b7-13) A. The Meaning of Being Born Again B. The Outcome of Being Born Again IV. The Means of Salvation: The Resurrection: (1:3b18-26) V. The Consequence of Salvation: Hope (1:3b14-17) A. The Hopeless Condition of Man B. The Hope of the Believer

No Excuses

April 17, 2022 • Roger Skepple • Ephesians 1:18–20

The Benefits of the Doctrine Resurrection Sunday Series Part 4: No Excuses Ephesians 1:18-20 “A picture is worth a thousand words” ● The power of imagery in the Bible ● Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians I. The Basis of Paul’s Prayer (1:18a) ● enlightened to shine, to illuminate II. The Purpose of Paul’s Prayer (1:18b-19a) A. The Purposes’ Character (1:18b1-5) ● know intelligent comprehension, understanding B. Purpose One: A Richer Understanding of Our Hope (1:18b6-12) The General Call that gracious invitation to receive the benefits of salvation affected by Christ offered to all men, although not always effectual (Ac. 17:30) The Effectual Call that act of God whereby He through the use of the general call definitively draws and regenerates those whom He has predestined to adoption as sons (Eph. 1:4-5; Rom. 8:29-30). ● Hope confidence or expectation regarding the future C. Purpose Two: A Richer Understanding of Our Corporateness (1:18c) ● riches bountiful, overflowing D. Purpose Three: A Richer Understanding of Our Power (1:19a) ● surpassing to exceed or overpass III. The Means to Paul’s Prayer (1:19b-20) A. The Means to Its Experience (1:19b) ● working to operate, produce, or effect ● strength overwhelming power, surpremacy ● might capability, power B. The Illustration of Its Means (1:20)

The Skeptics Answered

April 12, 2020 • Roger Skepple

The Benefits of the Resurrection Resurrection Sunday Series Part 2: The Skeptics Answered John 2:18-22 Jesus’ Disciples: From Doubting to Believing The Controversy (2:13-17) I. Prove It!: The Request for Proof (2:18-19) A. The Request is Made (2:18) ● sign a optical or acoustical impression that points to something else B. The Request is Answered (2:19) II. Doubt It!: The Demonstration of Skepticism (2:20-21) A. The Faulty Conclusion (2:20) B. The Actual Confusion (2:21) III. Get It!: The Reception of Evidence (2:22) A. The Evidence (2:22a-b) B. The Reception (2:22c-d)