In this sermon series, we will be looking at Messianic Prophecy that shows that the Hope of Christmas is Jesus. In this second part of the Series, you will find out that all families are imperfect, but Jesus came to invite me into His family, perfected by his love.

Isaiah 11:1 (ESV) There shall come forth a shoot from the stump of Jesse, and a branch from his roots shall bear fruit.

Isaiah 9:6 (ESV) For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

BIG IDEA: all families are ________________, but Jesus came to invite me into His family, __________________, by His love!

1) My hope ____________________________ from Jesus being

part of the ____________________________ Family

Isaiah 11. 1a; Matt 1.1-17; Luke 3.28-38

Messianic & Eschatological Prophecy:

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2) My hope is ____________________________ in Jesus being a part of the ____________________________ Family

Isaiah 11.1b; Romans 11.17-24; Galatians 4.4-7

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3) My hope comes from the _____________________ of Jesus being a part of the ____________________________ Family

Isaiah 11.1c; Romans 5. 12-14; 1 Corinthians 15. 45-49

• The ____________________ of Adam:

• The ____________________ of Jesus:

In this sermon series, we will be looking at Messianic Prophecy that shows that the Hope of Christmas is Jesus. In this 1st sermon of the series, The Messiah, we will discover what it means that Jesus is the Messiah and why we should trust him as our King.


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This is the fourth part of a 4-part sermon series called Give Thanks. In this series, you will learn 4 ways to Give Thanks to God: through Praise, through Generosity, through Service, and through Celebration. In this sermon, you will learn how thanking God can transform you from being a Grinch into someone who celebrates.

When I am unthankful, I can become a Grinch, spoiling the celebration for others

I Cor 11. 23a; Acts 22. 6-21 also Acts 9

· Am I a Saul or a Paul?

Giving thanks through celebration, despite the circumstances, helps my heart become bigger

I Cor 11.23b-24A; Leviticus 23; I Thes 5.18

• Sabbath
• Feast of the Passover
• Feast of Unleavened Bread
• Feast of First Fruits
• Feast of Weeks (Pentecost)
• Feast of Trumpets
• The day of Atonement
• Feast of Booths

Celebrating The Great Thanksgiving so it makes me more Thankful

1 Cor 11.24b-29 also Matt 11.17 -29 Mark 14. 12- 25 Luke 22. 7-23 John 13

• Sacrament or Ordinance? 24b - 25
  The sacraments are outward symbols that teach us about the inner life, faith, and the hope of the believers. The Lord’s Supper was instituted by Christ as a memorial of His death. Only those who have real faith in Christ should partake of this, and we are indeed commanded to do so until Jesus comes
• Schedule 26
• Saved 27
• Sanctification 28-29; 1 Corinthians 5:6–8

Response Time

• Accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior
• Ask God to sanctify you
• Ask God to transform you into a person who celebrates
• Commit to reading Leviticus 23, Matt 11.17 - 29; Mark 14. 12- 25 Luke 22. 7-23 John 133
• Commit to being the most Thankful person at your Thanksgiving celebration this week