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Sermon audio from Sunday worship at Calvary Community Church in Port Townsend, WA. Sermons of Pastor Jim Rosenquist, Famly Pastor Aaron Oosterwyk, and others.
Calvary Community Church hosts Sermons - Calvary Community Church, a christianity show with 100 episodes published.
In this passage the author of Hebrews gives his final admonition, benediction, and farewell. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. What is the significance of the phrase "Through him"? What is thro
In this passage the author of Hebrews continues to explain what is meant by "acceptable worship" in 12:28. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. The word "worship" in 12:28 means "works of service"
1 – In verses 1-4, what is David's situation? Why might he and his people be in dire need? Why might he be pleased with Ziba's gift? Why might he question the gift? Does he? Is Ziba really trying to help David? Are his m
1 – In verses 1-6, why is Absolom parading around the city? Why is he glad-handing people who come to court? How? For what purpose? What does he imply he would do if he could? What results does he achieve? (v6) How is Ab
1 – Is Joab a fan of Absalom? (see 14:30-31, 18:14) Why does Joab want Absalom to come back to Jerusalem? Where is he now? 2 – How is the woman from Tekoa similar and dissimilar from the prophet Nathan? How is her story
1 – In verses 23-27, Absolom waits 2 years from the time Amnon violated is sister. Why? What is happening in the meantime? Why does Absolom invite the king and his entire court to a festival? Why does David decline? Why
1 – In verses 1-2, Amnon thinks he "loves" Tamar. Did he truly "love" her? If not, then what? How should "love" look, behave, be shown? See 1 Cor 13:4-7, Mt 22:36-40, Eph 5:25-27. 2 – In verses 3-5, what is Jonadab's adv
In this passage the author of Hebrews explains what is meant by "acceptable worship" in 12:28. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. The word "worship" i 12:28 means "works of service" in the origi
In this passage the author of Hebrews follows the climactic passage of his book with these responses to the truths that have been proclaimed throughout Hebrews. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1
1. Verse 18 begins with "For," connecting it to the previous passage. What's the link, or flow, from the previous passage of vv. 12-17? 2. What event is being referred to in vv. 18-21? Why would this be significant to th
In this passage the author of Hebrews teaches his readers correct responses to the knowledge that God disciplines us for our good and holiness. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. What's the sign
In this passage the author of Hebrews pastors his readers by giving them a theology of trials and struggles. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. Why is it important for Christians to learn and ta
1 – In verses 14 – 15, Nathan the prophet had declared that David's son with Uriah's wife would die. Why? Is this negotiable? How certain is this outcome? What evidence is there that Nathan was right? 2 – In verse 16, wh
In this passage John records a teaching event of the Lord Jesus' which takes places at a time when He was still very popular among the people for His miracles of healing and feeding. He challenges their motives for follo
1 – In verse 1, who was Nathan? (see 2 Sam 7: 1-17, 12: 25; 1 Kings 1: 8, 10, 22) 2 – In verses 1-6, How is Nathan's story of the rich man with many flocks and herds parallel to David's story? How does the story appeal t
1 – In verse 1, the women start out while it is still dark. (John 20:1) Why so early? Since they watched Jesus taken down, wrapped in burial clothes and placed in a tomb, what more were they hoping to accomplish? Why? 2
1 – In verse 13, what is the significance of waving palm branches when Jesus entered Jerusalem? Why do we do it today? Is there an example of this in the old testament? Where does the custom come from? What does this act
1 – In verses 1-2, was it wrong for David to stay behind in Jerusalem while his army was besieging Rabboh? Was it wrong to lounge around all day long? Was it wrong to notice a beautiful woman? Was it wrong to inquire who
1 – In verse 1, who is Hanun? Who is his father, Nahash? (1 Sam 11) Why might Nahun be looking for an opportunity to end relations with David and Israel? 2 – In verses 2-3, what did David intend by sending envoys to Hanu
1 - It's the practice of kings to exterminate all threats to the throne, especially the descendants of the former regime. What reason does David give for seeking out a survivor of Saul's family? Why does David want to? W
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