Ambassador Bible Fellowship

The Objective of the Mission: To Put Sin to Death (3:5a) The Targets of the Mission: Five Sins to Kill (3:5b) The Necessity of the Mission: Two Reasons to Kill Sin (3:6-7)

His death is your death [PAST] His Life is your Life [PRESENT] His Appearing is your Glorification [FUTURE]

The Reminder of our Resurrected Life (3:1a) The Responsibilities of our Resurrected Life (3:1b-2)

Listen to one of the sermons from our Sunday morning services.

Roman Catholic Theology Prior to the 1960’s (see back for post 1960’s theology…) What do the Scriptures say? Why does this doctrine of “Christ alone” still matter today?

What is Faith? What does “faith alone” mean? Why does this doctrine of “faith alone” still matter today?

Listen to one of the sermons from our Sunday morning services.

Listen to one of the sermons from our Sunday morning services.

Principles that discredit asceticism and legalism

Two aspects of our calling to be Ambassadors for Christ that we must understand so we can remain faithful to what God has called us to be and do: 1) The Role We Accept as Ambassadors 2) The Responsibility We Bear as Ambassadors

Three observations we can make about the early church: 1) What we should strive to copy--the advancement of the gospel 2) What we should prepare to endure--the persecution of the world 3) What we should cautiously expect--the sin of believers in the church

In these four verses, we will see the conclusion that Habakkuk comes to in his questioning of the Lord. He has wrestled with the goodness and judgment of God and has come to decisively concluded that he will trust in the Lord even in the middle of his difficult circumstances. We will see three sources of encouragement that we can find in the middle of trials, suffering and injustice. 1) We can find rest in God's judgment (3:16) 2) We can find joy in God's salvation (3:17-18) 3) We can find stability in God's strength (3:19)

Three Characteristics of the grace of God that should motivate our walk and our witness. 1) The Saving Grace of God (Titus 2:11) 2) The Sanctifying Grace of God (Titus 2:12-13) 3) The Sacrificial Grace of God (Titus 2:14)

An overview of the book of Titus highlighting the apostle Paul's challenge to Titus and the church in Crete to mind their walk, so they could have an effective witness.

The Divine Drama that is Unfolding: The Raging of the Nations (vv.1-3) The Rebuke of Yahweh (vv.4-6) The Retaliation of the Son (vv.7-9) The Refuge of the Wise (vv.10-12)

A Contrast of the Righteous and the Wicked Two Directions (vv.1-2) Two Descriptions (vv. 3-4) Two Destinies (vv. 5-6)

Rabbit Trail #1 - Ritualism, which worships shadows instead of the substance. Rabbit Trail #2 - Mysticism, which worships mediation instead of the mediator.

What was accomplished? How was it accomplished? To what end was this accomplished?

Paul uses two pictures--circumcision and baptism--to explain how believers are made complete in Christ

Jesus warns his disciples concerning four dangers that can lead them to destruction