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==Posessing the promise begins with recalling the promise (v. 1-4).==
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===God's work is much bigger than any one individual (v. 1-2).===
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===God's promises are big and dependable (v. 3-4)===
 
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===MTR: This week set aside a time to reflect on God's promises.===
  
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==Posessing the promise requires strength of character (v. 5-9).==
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===God calls his servants to be strong and courageous (v. 5-6).===
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===God calls his servants to be faithful to his Word (v. 7-8).===
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===God calls his servants to to place their confidence in him (v. 9).===
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===MTR: Spend some dedicated time in Scripture this week.===
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==Posessing the promise is not an individual effort (v. 10-15).==
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===God made people for community (v. 10-12)===
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===God made people to join together with him in his work (v. 13-15).===
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===MTR: Make sure to set aside time and space to allow you to join with God in his work.===
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==Posessing the promise is an act of obedience (v. 16-18).==
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===Obedience involves taking action (v. 16-17.)===
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===Obedience requires strength and courage (v. 18).===
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===MTR: Ask yourself what steps you need to take if you are to be obedient.===
  
 
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Revision as of 23:07, 8 May 2022

Theological Proposition/Focus:

Homiletical Proposition/Application:

Introduction:

Image:

Need:

Subject:

Preview:

Text:.

Setting the Stage:

Body

Posessing the promise begins with recalling the promise (v. 1-4).

God's work is much bigger than any one individual (v. 1-2).

God's promises are big and dependable (v. 3-4)

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MTR: This week set aside a time to reflect on God's promises.

Posessing the promise requires strength of character (v. 5-9).

God calls his servants to be strong and courageous (v. 5-6).

God calls his servants to be faithful to his Word (v. 7-8).

God calls his servants to to place their confidence in him (v. 9).

Image:

MTR: Spend some dedicated time in Scripture this week.

Posessing the promise is not an individual effort (v. 10-15).

God made people for community (v. 10-12)

God made people to join together with him in his work (v. 13-15).

Image:

MTR: Make sure to set aside time and space to allow you to join with God in his work.

Posessing the promise is an act of obedience (v. 16-18).

Obedience involves taking action (v. 16-17.)

Obedience requires strength and courage (v. 18).

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MTR: Ask yourself what steps you need to take if you are to be obedient.

Conclusion:

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