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Several of the Psalms were written by the exiles living in...
- Luke 15:11-‐24
This passage, which contains three parables, as been labeled...
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This is the New Testament edition of Alan Carr’s helpful sermon outlines. Essential for teaching pastors and for those who seek examples of effective instruction, Alan Carr’s outlines contain supporting Scriptures and practical applications for use in multiple ministry settings.
Several of the Psalms were written by the exiles living in Babylon. As a result, these learned men would have known of the prophecy of Num. 24:17, which says, “…there shall come a Star out of Jacob, and a Sceptre shall rise out of Israel…”. This teaches us that these men were on a spiritual journey.
A sermon outline based on Luke 11:1-13, teaching the disciples how to pray and the elements of effective prayer. Learn how to rest, revere, reign, and request in prayer, and how to seek God's will and glory.
The Sermon Notebook is so much more than just sermons or sermon notes. Created by Dr. Alan Carr over 30 years of his preaching ministry, this resource contains sermons spanning spanning much of the Old Testament, as well as every book of the New Testament.
Intro: Ill. The Context. Jesus and His men are crossing the Sea of Galilee after a long day of teaching the multitudes. Jesus, weary from His work, is asleep in the back of the ship. As the disciples row, they find themselves, suddenly, in the middle of a ferocious storm.
This passage, which contains three parables, as been labeled by some as God’s Lost and Found. Each of these stories deals with lost things that are found by the owner. Verses 1-‐2 of this chapter tell us what movated Jesus to give the parables that make up these verses.
