1. The Action of Thanksgiving 2. The Recipient of Thanksgiving 3. The Occasion of Thanksgiving 4. The Assurance of Thanksgiving

1. The Wrong Use of Freedom (13) 2. The Right Use of Freedom (13) 3. The Fulfillment of the Law (14) 4. The Effect of Misusing Freedom (15)

1. The Key of Obeying the Truth (7-9) 2. The Key of Confidence in the Lord (10) 3. The Key of The Cross’s Offense (11) 4. The Key of Hating Evil (12)

Deuteronomy 5:19, 21

1. The Key of Obeying the Truth (7-9) 2. The Key of Confidence in the Lord (10) 3. The Key of The Cross’s Offense (11) 4. The Key of “Imprecation” (12)

1. Stand Firm in Gospel Freedom (1) 2. Don’t Fall from Gospel Grace (2-4) 3. Be Identified by Gospel Fruit (5-6)

1. The Allegory: Works and Grace (24-27) 2. The Story: Hagar and Sarah (21-23) 3. The Application: Live in Freedom (28-31)

1. Paul’s Appeal to the Galatians’ Freedom in Christ (8-11) 2. Paul’s Appeal to the Galatians’ First Hearing of Christ (12-15) 3. Paul’s Appeal to the Galatians’ Further Need for Christ (16-20)

Deuteronomy 5:18

1. Our Former Slavery to Elementary Principles (1-3) 2. Our Redemption: Accomplished by the Son (4-5) 3. Our Adoption: Confirmed by the Spirit (6-7)

1. Our Heavenly Identity: Sons with Christ (25-26) 2. Our Baptismal Identity:  United with Christ (27) 3. Our Earthly Identity: Subject to Christ (28) 4. Our Covenant Identity: Fulfilled in Christ (29)

1. The Law Preserved the Nation of Israel (19-20) 2. The Law Revealed Sin, the Need for The Spirit, and Faith (21-22) 3. The Law Teaches About the Savior We Need (23-24)

1. The Unchangeable Nature of God’s Covenant with Abraham (v.15) 2. The True Heir of God’s Covenant with Abraham (v.16) 3. The Relationship of the Mosaic Law to God’s Covenant with Abraham (v.17-18)

Deuteronomy 5:17

1.The Curse of Relying on Works for Justification (v.10-12) 2.The Blessing of Relying on the Work of Christ for Justification (v.13-14)

1. Abraham’s Righteousness Came Through Faith (v.6) 2. Abraham’s Children are Those of Faith (v.7-8) 3. Abraham’s Blessing is for Those with Faith (v.9)

1. Growing in confidence requires examining the reality of our faith. 2. Growing in confidence means knowing the difference between true and false faith. 3. Growing in confidence is helped by knowing you’re not alone in your struggle with sin and guilt. 4. Growing in confidence is nurtured when we practice the following habits. 5. Growing in confidence is aided by an awareness of some important truths.

1. Who Has Bewitched You? (v.1) 2. How Did You Receive the Spirit? (v.2) 3. How Are You Being Perfected? (v.3) 4. Were Your Experiences in Vain? (v.4) 5. Where Does The Spirit Work Miracles? (v.5)

1. Justification by Works Nullifies the Grace of God 2. Justification by Works Empties the Cross of Christ

Evening Service