sermon notes
In your own words, summarize
the following:
1. What do you think is/are the main point(s) of
the sermons highlights in verses of 14-21?
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2. What do you think is/are the main point(s) of
the sermon highlights of verses 22-36? ______________________________________________________________
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3. What is/are the main point(s) of the last
part of Peter’s sermon summarized in verses 37-41? ______________________________________________________________
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When
we break the message down to its core meaning, it is pretty simple: all are welcome to receive God’s goodness, all
have sinned and done what is contrary to the love of God, we are called to
respond to the truth, and in so doing, we will receive the gift of the Holy
Spirit.
What
is the response Peter calls for?
R_____________
and be b__________________
Find
and give a definition for each of these:
R______________
:
_____________________________________________
B_______________: _____________________________________________
Have
you ever wondered how these two are related to one another, and to faith? Can a person have faith without repentance,
or repentance without faith? I believe
faith and repentance are two sides of the same coin. Baptism is like the edge of the coin that is
touched by both sides and displays the depth that is present. It is not simply a ritual, it is a very real
expression and confirmation of a new reality ushered in by new life in the
Spirit of God.
Repentance, baptism, faith—these are
not simply words to write about in our notes from sermons, they are realities
to be lived. Are you living them?
Read and Pray: Mark 1:1-6, Matthew 20:17-23, 28:18-20
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