Sermon outline for 12/14/25 (Radio broadcast 12/21/25)

Even More Astonishing Facts About the Coming Messiah!
Isaiah 52:13-53:12

I) Last week we learned that the ______________ would be:

A) _____________
B) The divine ______
C) The coming ________
D)The Wonderful ____________________
E) The Mighty __________
F) The Everlasting _______________
G) The Prince of _______________

II) Isaiah goes on to reveal the Messiah as the Servant of the ________

A) ___________ is sometimes referred to as the servant of
the Lord

B) But there are 4 passages that seem to refer to an
_____________

C) In Isaiah 42:1-9 the servant is a giver of a new
_____________

D) In Isaiah 44:1-9 the servant brings _____________ to all
people

E) In Isaiah 50:4-11 the servant suffers as a result of
____________

F) In Isaiah 52:13-53:12 the servant suffers humiliation and
_______________

III) Isaiah 53 ___________ that the Servant of the Lord:

A) He will _____________ everyone

B) He will seem _____________

C) He will be _______________

D) He will be _______________

E) We will be _______________

F) He will be _______________

G) We will not _____________

H) Even though He was _______________

I) He will die for our __________

J) He will die with the ____________

K) He will be buried with the _________

L) He will be _______________

M) He will be _______________

N) And it is all according to _________!

Sermon outline for 12/7/25 (Radio broadcast 12/14/25)

The Coming Messiah
Isaiah 9:1-7

I) God promises _____________

II) God promises ___________

III) God promises ____________

IV) Because the Messiah is _____________!

A) The description of the ____________

B) ___________ is revealed as the Messiah

1) He came as a child: __________________

2) He is the divine Son: __________________

3) He is the coming King: __________________

4) He is the Wonderful Counselor: __________________

5) He is the Mighty God: __________________

6) He is the Everlasting Father: __________________

7) He is the Prince of Peace: __________________

V) And will set up His __________________

A) It is a _______________ kingdom

B) It will be a _______________ kingdom

C) It will be a ________________ kingdom

D) It will be an _______________ kingdom

Sermon outline for 11/30/25 (Radio broadcast 12/7/25)

A Vision of God for the Holidays
Isaiah 6:1-13

I) God shows Isaiah His ____________

A) Isaiah’s vision came at a time of discouragement and
____________

B) The vision reminds Isaiah that God is the true _________

II) Isaiah is overcome by his _____________________

III) Isaiah experiences God’s ___________

IV) Isaiah answers God’s __________

V) God gives Isaiah a _______________ message

VI) Important ___________ for us today

A) A vision of God’s glory helps us to understand our
_______

B) A vision of God’s glory helps us to understand His
__________

C) A vision of God’s glory helps us to understand His
___________________

D) A vision of God’s glory makes us want to ___________ Him

E) A vision of God’s glory helps us to understand that
________________ is more important than success

F) A vision of God’s glory helps us to ________ Him in life

Sermon outline for 11/23/25 (Radio broadcast 11/30/25)

Overcoming Evil with Good
Romans 12:14-21

I) Our love for ____________ is an act of worship

II) ____________ those who seek us harm

III) Be happy with those who are ______________

IV) Be sympathetic with those who are ___________

V) Think well of ________________

A) Don’t be ___________

B) Associate with the ______________

C) Don’t be _________________

VI) Try to be a good ______________

VII) Try to live _______________ with everyone

A) If you can’t, don’t let it be your _____________!

B) Unless it ___________ to be

VIII) Don’t repay evil with ___________

A) Vengeance is ___________

B) Be __________ to the unkind

1) It may cause them to __________

2) It may be the only _____________ they see

C) Don’t give into __________________

Sermon outline for 11/2/25 (Radio broadcast 11/9/25)

Encouragement in Persecution
2 Timothy 1:15-18

I) _________________

II) Paul’s ___________

III) Paul’s ____________

IV) Paul’s _____________

A) For the ______________

B) For the ______________

V) Paul’s ____________?

VI) What do we _____________?

A) There are many ways persecution brings _________________

B) We should do what we can to support ____________
Christians

C) We will be blessed by our __________ to persecuted
Christians

Sermon outline for 10/26/25 (Radio broadcast 11/2/25) — “Worship as a Lifestyle”

Worship as a Lifestyle
Romans 12:1-2

I) What do you think of when you think of _____________?

II) Our worship is based on what _________ has done for us

A) What is “_____________” there for?

B) Paul makes his _________ in chapters 1-11

III) As a response to God, we need to give _________________

A) We now present our ____________ as living sacrifices

B) We completely ____________ ourselves to God

C) Which is _____________

D) And results in our ________________

IV) A life of worship means we live ________ lives

A) We are to be set ________ for God

1) Set apart for ____________

2) Set apart from __________

B) We are to be different from the ____________

V) A life of worship comes from a transformed __________

A) Happens through the ___________

B) Requires our ______________

C) Requires our ___________

VI) A life of worship __________ the will God!

Sermon outline for 10/19/25 (Radio broadcast 10/26/25) — “Practicing Joy”

Practicing Joy
Luke 4:16-21

I) The Reason for ___________

A) Jesus quotes from ____________ 61:1-2

B) The reference goes back to the year of ____________

C) Which is set forth in _____________ 25:10

D) It is a reminder that God is ______________

E) It is a reminder of what God has done for ______!

F) The gospel is _________ news!

II) There are times we don’t feel _________

A) Jesus _________

1) From ________________?

2) Because of the effects of ________?

3) Because of ________________?

B) Jesus wept over rebellion and _______________

C) Jesus wept over His ______________

D) As was _________________?

E) Paul encouraged ___________

F) But knew what it was to _______________

III) How do we cultivate _______?

A) We ____________

B) We ____________

C) We ____________

D) We ____________

E) We ____________

F) We ____________

G) We ____________

H) We ____________

I) We ____________

J) We look for the ____________

K) We ____________

Sermon outline for 10/5/25 (Radio broadcast 10/12/25)

The Spiritual Discipline of Confession
(Practice Repentance)
James 5:13-16

I) Consideration of the _______________ context

A) James addresses _________________

B) James encourages __________________

C) James reinforces __________________

II) Understanding the ___________________ context

A) Comments are not _______________

B) Not necessarily about physical ______________

C) Confession has to do with individual _________________

III) Repentance and ________________ in the Christian life

A) We need to ______________ others

1) But forgiveness doesn’t always remove
_________________

2) And forgiveness doesn’t always involve
_________________

B) _________________ is necessary for restoration

1) Modeled by our relationship with _________

2) Revealed by ______________

3) May take _________

4) May not happen ____________

5) ____________ undergirds the process

C) What some of the religious world gets ___________

1) You go to the person _____________

2) The whole idea of ____________ is wrong

3) We only need one _____________ to get right with
God!

Sermon outline for 9/21/25 (Radio broadcast 9/28/25) — “The Spiritual Discipline of Submission”

The Spiritual Disciplines of Submission and Service
(Practice Submission)
Philippians 2:4-8

I) Jesus’ submission and service are an _______________ to us

A) The main focus is that we should ________ for others

B) Which Jesus did by __________ on the cross!

C) But His death came about as a result of His
________________

II) The amazing ___________ about Jesus’ submission and service

A) Jesus is fully _____________

B) Jesus left the glory of ____________

C) Jesus became fully _____________

D) Jesus appeared as a __________

1) Jesus left behind His __________

2) Jesus willingly became dependent on the
_____________

E) And Jesus died for _______

III) How do we _____________ submission? (Romans 6:6-16)

A) ____________

B) ____________

C) ____________

D) ____________

IV) Submission naturally ends up in ________________

Sermon outline for 9/14/25 (Radio broadcast 9/21/25) — “Practice Community”

The Spiritual Discipline of Community
1 John 1:3

I) __________ is community?

II) The ___________ for fellowship

A) A relationship with _________

B) Which is reflected in __________ relationships

III) The _____________ of fellowship

A) We need ______________

B) Christian community is ____________

1) ______ focused

2) It is an expression of __________

3) _____________

4) It brings _________

5) We challenge and ______________

6) We experience ______________

i) We may have a __________ in our lives

ii) It often happens _______________

a) Sometimes we’re the _______________

b) Sometimes we’re the _______________

iii) We should never be too _________ to receive
instruction

iii) We should never be too _________ to give
instruction

IV) The ___________ of fellowship