Daniel 7: 1-18, 27-28 Senior Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 7:19-8:27 Senior Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 6 Pastor Hagan YorkBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 5 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Don't Bow Down to Idols Daniel 3 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 4 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 2 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Daniel 1 Senior Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Mark 1-16:20 Bryan Watts Jessamine Station Campus PastorBy Nick Sandefur

Pastor Nick Sandefur John 18-19By Nick Sandefur

Pastor Nick Sandefur John 21By Nick Sandefur

John 20 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

John 11 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

John 8:1-11 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

John 9 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

John 4 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Pastor Nick Sandefur John 4By Nick Sandefur

Nicodemus John 3:1-18By Nick Sandefur

Revelation 2 and 3 Hagan York College and Teaching PastorBy Nick Sandefur

Matthew 28: 19-20 Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

2 Timothy 3:14-17By Nick Sandefur

1 Corinthians 12By Nick Sandefur

Acts 2 : 41-47 Senior Pastor Nick SandefurBy Nick Sandefur

Luke 6 36-38By Nick Sandefur

John 1By Nick Sandefur

Matthew 6: 25-34By Nick Sandefur

Series: The Character of God Forgiving & Just Exodus 34:1-7 God’s character does not change. “The Lord, the Lord, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, 7 maintaining love to thousands, and forgiving wickedness, rebellion and sin. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he punishes the children a…

Exodus 34: 6-7, 40: 34-38By Nick Sandefur

Series: I John Love the People of God I John 3 & 4 I have written these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life. I John 5:13 3 Assuring Signs · You believe the right things. · Your life is changing. · You love the people of God. I John 3:10-20 Mankind’s default response is not love. Lo…

Series: I John Confidence through Obedience I John 2:3-6; 3:4-10 Being “right with God” is important because you are designed to live in relationship with God and your eternity will be based on this relationship. 3 ways to “know that you know” Theological: You believe the right things. Moral: You strive to keep His commands. Ethical: You love His p…

Series: how do you know? Confidence Through Accurate Belief I John 1:1-2:1 I have written these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life. I John 5:13 3 ways “you know that you know Him” · You believe the right truth. · You strive to keep His commands. · You desire to love God’s people. …

1 JohnBy Nick Sandefur

Romans 15: 14-33By Nick Sandefur

Romans 16By Nick Sandefur

Galatians 2:1-21By Nick Sandefur

Series: Romans The Hope of the Gospel Romans 15:8-13 The Context The church was a multicultural church, comprised of Jewish and Gentile believers. The church was struggling to maintain harmony because of their differences. Romans 15:8-13 A primary purpose of Romans is to encourage people who say they love Jesus to love each other. The secret to Chr…

Series: Romans Love in Disputed Matters Romans 14:13-23 (Concentric circles of belief) graphic here loving those with differing convictions ü Determine to not cause another believer to stumble. ü Make sure your positions do not tarnish the gospel. ü Do your part to maintain healthy relationships · Pursue peace. ‌ · Build others up‌ · Sacrifice for …

Series: Romans The Christian Citizen Romans 13:1-14 Let everyone submit to the governing authorities, since there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are instituted by God. Romans 13:1 God designed humanity to live within authority structures. God’s Intention for the Government · Governments exist to allow and protect hu…

Series: Romans Grace in Convictions Romans 14:1-12 Concentric Circles of Belief grace when convictions collide Develop a posture of acceptance. Recognize everyone is not in the same place in their walk with Jesus. Realize divisive issues will always exist among Christians. Wedge issues are typically: 1) issues of holiness or 2) issues of church pra…

Series: Romans Loving the Hard to Love Romans 12:14-23 Christian love is evidenced most clearly in response to difficult people. Loving the Hard to Love · Christians must bless people who mistreat them. · Christians must empathize with those experiencing different circumstances. · Christians must engage people who appear different. · ‌‌Christians m…

Series: Romans Love Like a Believer Romans 12:9-13 4 Greeks Words for “love” · Ero (eros) = physical or sensual desire · Storgeo (storgos) = affection that feels responsibility · Phileo (philos) = fondness for someone because of a connection/relationship · Agapao (agape) = God’s love. An initiating, constant, unconditional love. The one who does no…

Series: Romans A Reasonable Response Romans 12:1-2 In the first 11 chapters of Romans, Paul tells us what the gospel is; in the last 5 chapters, he shares how we should live if we believe it. Therefore, brothers and sisters, in view of the mercies of God, I urge you to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God; this is you…

Series: Romans Equal, Connected & Gifted Romans 12:3-8 The Gospel’s Effect on Church Life 1. It creates a healthy image of self and others. Humility is to be the primary characteristic of the people of God. Pride is disrespectful to God and is the root of a believer’s struggles. God has given all of us the same standard of faith: faith in the finis…

Genesis 37-50By Nick Sandefur

Genesis 12:25By Nick Sandefur

Series: Jesus in Genesis Rest in Jesus Genesis 6-9 Noah’s Life & Flood Account · Noah is a descendant of Seth · The accounts in Genesis are foundational for the rest of the Bible. What is significant about the Flood Recurring theme (type): Salvation through judgement 2) Typology: 3) Biblical Theology: The World before & after the Flood Genesis 1:26…

Series: Romans Responding to Mystery Romans 11:33-36 The original audience of Romans had two struggles: 1) to understand grace and 2) to comprehend the universal nature of the gospel. 30 As you once disobeyed God but now have received mercy through their disobedience, 31 so they too have now disobeyed, resulting in mercy to you, so that they also m…

Series: Jesus in Genesis A New and Better Adam Genesis 1-3 What does Genesis have to do with the Gospel? 1) Genesis means “origins” or “beginnings” 2) The accounts in Genesis are foundational for the rest of the Bible. Bible Study Tools 1) Hermeneutics: 2) Typology: 3) Biblical Theology: The Account of Adam Genesis 1:26-27 How we see Jesus in the A…

Series: Romans Israel: God’s Chosen People Romans 11 Paul deals with the universal problem of sin by showing that God’s sacrifice of Jesus, not human effort, is the solution. Through faith in Christ, a person will be in right standing with God. Did God fail Israel? God has not failed Israel because some Jews believed. True Israelites aren’t those w…

Series: Romans Whosoever Romans 9:30-10:13 The focus of Romans 9 is on God’s sovereignty in salvation. The focus of Romans 10 is on our role in it. The hidden things belong to the Lord our God, but the revealed things belong to us and our children forever, so that we may follow all the words of this law. Deuteronomy 29:29 There are hidden things ab…