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Sermon Outlines May.-Jun. 1998
06/28/1998 "Some Fatherly
Advice about Adultery" - Dr. Walt Russell
06/21/1998 "Family Values
for the Good Life" - Dr. Murphy Lum
06/21/1998
"To Establish A Family That Pleases God" - Pastor Andrew
Ho
06/14/1998 "The Sin of
a Mother" - Dr. Jackson Lau
06/07/1998 "Wise Men and Women"
- Dr. Robert Cole
05/31/1998 "Graceful Living for
Married Believers" - Bro. Howard Hsieh
05/24/1998
"A Model for a Better Family" - Rev. Simon
Tse
05/17/1998
"King's Lesson" - Dr. Timothy Lin
05/17/1998 "The House
the Lord Builds" - Dr. Robert Cole
05/10/1998
"Sarah: An Admirable
Mother" - Dr. Herman Tang
05/03/1998
"The Power of Resurrection Life" -
Pastor Andrew Ho
05/03/1998
"If You Be Risen, Then ... " - Dr. Murphy
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06/28/1998
"Some Fatherly Advice about Adultery" - Dr. Walt
Russell
Proverbs 5
Intro: God's Fatherly advice is bolder than the advice of our earthly
families.
1. The wise person is very aware of the delicious lure of adultery.
Prov. 5:1-6
a. The wise person should learn before they live through an
adulterous relationship. (5:1-3)
b. Wisdom about adultery demands that you consider her bitter end:
death! (5:4-6)
2. More specifically, the price of adultery is very costly to you and
your family. Prov. 5:7-14
a. Be wise and physically stay away from those who tempt you to an
adulterous relationship. (5:7-8)
b. The results of an adulterous relationship will be giving
your strength and wealth to strangers. (5:9-11)
c. The regrets of an adulterous relationship will be your ignorance
and shame before the whole assembly. (5:12-14)
3. The better way is to have a rich sexuality in your marriage.
Prov. 5:15-20)
a. Marital sex if full of overflowing blessing, not isolationism.
(5:15-17)
b. Marital sex is a choice to be passionate with your mate and to be
exhilarated with your lifelong marriage partner. (5:18-20)
4. God's recompense and sin's own judgment should motivate the wise
person to avoid the adulterous relationship.
Prov. 5:21-23
The message of Proverb 5: The superiority of marital love over adulterous
lust is evidenced in your family, ... finances, ... honor, ... life's conclusion,
and divine reward.
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06/21/1998
"Family Values for the Good Life" - Dr. Murphy
Lum
Deut. 6:1-25
1. Family values must be established
a. From strong convictions. Deut 6:6, 24-25; 5:2,6,9; 8:5.
b. From genuine concerns. Deut 6:6; 1:31; 5:14,16; Lk 2:41-52
c. From close communications. Deut 6:7,20
2. Family values must be expressed. Deut 6:8
a. Internally. Deut 6:8; Mt 5:14-16; Rom 12:1-3
b. Externally. Deut 6:9; 1Cor 10:31
3. Family values should be emulated. Deut 6:2,10
a. Continuity in the Covenant. Deut 5:2-3
b. Commitment to the task. Deut 5:6
c. Communion with the Covenant God is obligated. Deut 5:28
06/21/1998
"To Establish A Family That Pleases God" - Pastor Andrew
Ho
Deut. 6:4-9
1. Keep His Covenant faithfully. Deut. 6:4; 1:31; 5:2-3,7-10;
Zech. 14:9; Mt 7:21
2. Obey His Commandment wholeheartedly. Deut. 6:5; 5:29-33; Jn
15:10-11
3. Teach His Word diligently. Deut. 6:6-9, 20-25; 1Cor 4:17;
2Tim 1:5; 2:2
06/14/1998 "The Sin
of a Mother" - Dr. Jackson Lau
Genesis 27:1-16
1. What was Rebekah's sin? - Sin of deception/lying
2. Why did Rebekah commit this sin? - Willing to use the
wrong means to get the right end.
3. Who did Rebekah sin against?
4. The results of Rebekah's sin.
06/07/1998 "Wise
Men and Women" - Dr. Robert Cole
Prov. 31
1. A wise son (31:1-9) - Watch for those great temptations for
leaders.
a. Warning against women (sexual sin) v.3
b. Warning against wine (drunkenness) v.4
c. Warning against wickedness v.3b, 8-9
2. Common wisdom (31:1-9, 10-31)
3. A wise wife (31:10-31) - Her inner beauty (What she
is, what she does, and not how she looks)
a. Her relationship to her husband. v.11-12
b. Her work as a good business woman, a generous, kind woman, &
a good home maker.
c. Her rewards and her praise by her Lord, her husband, her children,
and others.
* She who fears the Lord is a virtuous, noble, and capable woman.
She is to be praised.
05/31/1998 "Graceful Living
for Married Believers" - Bro. Howard Hsieh
1 Peters 3:1-7
1. Guidelines for Christian wives (3:1-6)
A. Be submissive to your husbands (v.1-2; Lk 2:51; 1 Pet 2:13,18;
Eph 5:22-24; Col 3:18; 1 Cor 16:15-16
B. Focus on the eternal value of a godly character (v. 3-4; Col
3:12-14; Prov 31:10-31; Gal 5:22-23
C. The example of Sarah (v. 5-6)
2. Guidelines for Christian husbands (3:7)
A. Live with your wives with understanding
B. Honor your wives as fellow heirs of the grace of life
C. Do this so that your prayers will not be hindered.
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05/24/1998 "A Model for a
Better Family" - Rev. Simon Tse
1. Better to seek spiritual peace (Prov 15:16-17)
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of spiritual
peace.
Love will make up all lacks - It is love
that makes our family happy.
2. Better to pursue moral tranquility (Prov 16:8)
A guilt-free conscience is the key for moral
tranquility.
Warned against: Gain without peace
Gain without rest
Righteousness yields: A clean conscience
A peaceful
heart
3. Better to endeavor relational harmony (Prov 17:1)
Nurture quietness in the family
Quietness is conducive to peace, rest, & order in
the family.
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05/17/1998 "King's Lesson"
- Dr. Timothy Lin
Revelations 5:7-14
1. Ruling
a. First lesson - Matt 25:21; 2 Chron 31:21
b. Second lesson - Matt 24:45; Jas 1:5
2. Fighting
a. Internally - 1 Cor 9:25,26; Jn 18:36
b. Externally - Eph 6:14-18; Jn 14:30
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05/17/1998
"The House the Lord Builds" - Dr. Robert
Cole
Psalm 127
Introduction: The "Ascent" psalms (120-134)
1. Figure of Solomon (v.1a)
2. Futility of toil without God (V. 1b-2)
3. Fruitfulness of God's reward (v.3-5)
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05/10/1998
"Sarah: An Admirable
Mother" - Dr. Herman Tang
Genesis 17:15-21
1. She hoped in God. 1 Pet 3:5-6
2. She hosted others for God. Gen 13:1-2
3. She helped her family for God. Gen
21:6-7
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05/03/1998
"The Power of Resurrection Life" -
Pastor Andrew Ho
Colossians 3:1-12
1. Its condition. Col 3:1-4
a. Subjective: We died with Christ. Rom 6:5a, 10; Jn 18:36a;
Gal 2:20
b. Objective: Christ lives in us. Rom 6:5b,8,11; 8:2,4,6;
1 Pet 1:3; Eph 2:6
2. Its characteristics. Col 3:5-11
a. Subjective: Putting off the old deeds & desires. Col
3:5b,8,9; Eph 4:22,25,26
b. Objective: Getting knowledge & life renewed according
to God's image. Col 3:10-11; Eph 4:24
3. Its challenge. Col 3:12
a. Live out God's heart. Phil 2:1; 2 Pet 1:4
b. Live out good behavior. Col 3:13; Phil 2:5
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05/03/98
"If You Be Risen, Then ... " - Dr. Murphy
Lum
Colossians 3:1-13
1. You are with Christ. Col 3:1a,3-4; Phil 3:20
a. You are seated with Him. Col 3:1b; Psa 1:1; 2:2,4; Eph 2:6
b. You are hidden in Him. Col 3:3; Psa 46:1-2
2. You are living a resurrected life. Col 1:5-13
a. Your earthly body is dead toward perverted love. Col 1:5-9;
Mt 16:24; Tit 2:11-13; 2 Pet 1:3
b. Your risen life is in the image of Him. Col 3:10-13; Exo 34:6-7;
Phil 2:1
