Sermon Outline
Divine Visitors and Abraham’s Hospitality
Divine Certainty yet Sarah’s Laugh
Divine Power along with Rebuke
Divine Visitors and Abraham’s Hospitality
Divine Certainty yet Sarah’s Laugh
Divine Power along with Rebuke
Recalling the Covenant Promise to Abraham
Instituting the Covenant sign of Circumcision
Assuring of a Covenant Son in the Line of Promise
Assurance of Offspring, and Abram’s Faith
Assurance of the Land, and Abram’s Obedience
Assurance of the LORD’s Faithfulness to His Promise
How are you righteous before God? Only by true faith in Jesus Christ: that is, although my conscience accuses me that I have grievously sinned against all the commandments of God, and have never kept any of them, and am still prone always to all evil; yet God, without any merit of mine, of mere grace, grants and imputes to me the perfect satisfaction, righteousness and holiness of Christ, as if I had never committed nor had any sins, and had myself accomplished all the obedience which Christ has fulfilled for me; if only I accept such benefit with a believing heart. (Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 60)
In the Line of Covenant Promise
Out from His Homeland in Ur of the Chaldeans
To a Promised Inheritance by Grace through Faith
God’s Promise and the Covenant of Grace
God’s Promise and the Sign of the Covenant
God’s Promise and the Children of Believers
Mark 10:13-16
The Inclusion of Children in the Kingdom of God
The Necessity of Child-like Reception of the Kingdom