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- Romans 3:1-20 The Gospel - Gods impartial judgement
Page · Nathan Wakefield · February 3, 2025
Theological Proposition/Focus: God's judgment is impartial and every person, regardless of their background, is in need of salvation. True justification comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not throug…
- Romans 3:1–20
- sermon
- Romans 2:25-29 The Gospel - Gods distinguishing criteria
Page · Nathan Wakefield · January 22, 2025
Theological Proposition/Focus: True faith is evidenced not by external observance, but by a heart that has been transformed by God. In Romans 2:25-29, Paul emphasizes that true circumcision is not mer…
- Romans 2:25–29
- sermon
- Romans 2:17-24 The Gospel - Gods Mission
Page · Nathan Wakefield · January 16, 2025
Theological Proposition/Focus: In Romans 2:17-29, Paul addresses the Jewish believers who prided themselves on their heritage and the Law, emphasizing that mere possession of knowledge about God does…
- Romans 2:17–24
- sermon
- Romans 2:1-16 The Gospel - Gods provision for righteous judgement
Page · Nathan Wakefield · January 6, 2025
Theological Proposition/Focus: God's righteous judgment calls us to live authentically in faith, embracing His mercy while recognizing the seriousness of moral accountability.
- Romans 2:1–16
- sermon
- Simon the Zealot - Acts 1:6-14
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In Acts 1:6-14, the disciples are instructed to wait in Jerusalem for the promised Holy Spirit. This passage highlights their confusion, anticipation, and eventual obedience as they gather in…
- Acts 1:6–14
- Judas - John 14:15-31
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In John 14:15–31, Jesus promises the coming of the Holy Spirit, who is described as the Advocate or Comforter. This passage emphasizes the intimate relationship believers can have with God th…
- John 14:15–31
- James the Lesser - Mark 15:33-41
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: This passage captures the moment of Jesus' death on the cross, including the supernatural darkness, His final cry, and the reactions of those present, illustrating the profound significance o…
- James
- Mark 15:33–41
- Judas Iscariot - Matthew 26:47-56
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: Last week our story ended with Jesus in distress and His closest friends couldn’t even stay awake to pray with Him. Tonight our story tells of another betrayal Jesus faced.
- Matthew 26:47–56
- John - Matthew 26:36-46
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In this passage, Jesus faces the impending reality of His crucifixion and exemplifies the tension between human anguish and divine purpose.
- Matthew 26:36
- Matthew 26:46
- Philip - John 14:1-14
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In this passage, Jesus assures His disciples of His ongoing presence, their ultimate destination, and the power of prayer. He emphasizes not to be troubled, promising a place for them in His…
- Philippians
- John 14:1
- John 14:14
- Andrew- John 12:20-36
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: This passage captures the moment when Greeks approach Jesus, highlighting an important intersection of faith and revelation. Jesus reveals the necessity of His death, using the analogy of a g…
- John 12:20–36
- James - Matthew 20:20-28
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In this passage, Jesus responds to a request from the mother of James and John, who seeks prominent positions for her sons in Jesus' future kingdom. Jesus uses this moment to teach about true…
- James
- Matthew 20:20
- Matthew 20:28
- Thomas - John 11:1-16
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: The passage in John 11:1–16 tells the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, showcasing the relationship between loyalty to Jesus and hopeful expectation.
- John 11:1–16
- John - Luke 9:49-62
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In Luke 9:49–62, Jesus teaches His disciples the importance of selflessness and prioritizing the Kingdom of God above all else.
- Luke 9:49
- Luke 9:62
- Matthew - Luke 5:27-39
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In this passage, Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him. This leads to criticism from the religious leaders, but Jesus explains that He came to call sinners to repentance, emphasizi…
- Luke 5:27
- Luke 5:39
- Nathanael - John 1:43-51
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In John 1:43–51, Jesus calls Philip and Nathanael to follow Him. Nathanael initially doubts Jesus but is convinced of His identity as the Son of God. Through the call of Nathanael, we see tha…
- John 1:43–51
- Peter is Restored John 21:15-23
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In this passage, Jesus reinstates Peter after his denial and instructs him to feed His sheep, emphasizing the restoration and redemption Jesus brings to sinners. Jesus is in the business of r…
- 1 Peter
- John 21:15–23
- Peter Discovers the Truth About Christ Mark 8:27-38
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In Mark 8:27-38, Jesus reveals to His disciples that He must suffer, be rejected, and killed, but that He will rise again. He emphasizes the cost of discipleship and the necessity of taking u…
- 1 Peter
- Mark 8:27–38
- The Call of Peter Luke 5:1-11
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Summary: In Luke 5:1-11, we see Jesus calling His first disciples, demonstrating His love and authority over their lives. The call of Jesus in this passage reflects the divine love and sovereignty of…
- 1 Peter
- Luke 5:1–11
- Homegroup Notes
Page · Nathan Wakefield · December 19, 2024
Homegroup is more than a Bible study—it's a way of living life together authentically. Our focus is on building meaningful relationships, growing as disciples of Christ, and applying Scripture to our…