Paul Bucknell

Psalm 18:20-24 Scenes of Grace: Seeking Rewards From the Lord 
Each of us ought to pursue a godly life that promises future rewards. This pursuit does not, in any way, take away or lessen our need for Christ’s righteousness and the teaching of justification by faith which serves as the foundation of our faith. Instead, as shown here, the Biblical teaching of rewards fit in nicely with those of justification and sanctification.

Psalm 18:20-24 Scenes of Grace: Seeking Rewards From the Lord
Each of us ought to pursue a godly life that promises future rewards. This pursuit does not, in any way, take away or lessen our need for Christ’s righteousness and the teaching of justification by faith which serves as the foundation of our faith. Instead, as shown here, the Biblical teaching of rewards fit in nicely with those of justification and sanctification.

Psalm 18:20-24 Scenes of Grace: Seeking Rewards From the Lord

The evil one will engineer and implement diabolical plans to impede our Christian growth and progress. The three attacks, found here in Nehemiah 6, that Nehemiah faced are similar to the struggles we face: Attack upon our personal image, personal success, and our personal safety.

Nehemiah 6:1-14 Darkness at the Gates by Paul J. Bucknell

1 Peter 1_3-5 A Living Hope by Paul J. Bucknell 
The Lord implants a living hope in each believer. What is a living hope? Peter discusses three aspects of this living hope: a sure hope (1:3), an eternal hope (1:4) and an enduring hope (1:5). Nothing can disappoint us in this life when the living hope of meeting with Christ brightly burns in our hearts. For notes, check: http://foundationsforfreedom.net/References/NT/Petrine/1Peter1_03-5_Hope.html

1 Peter 1_3-5 A Living Hope by Paul J. Bucknell
The Lord implants a living hope in each believer. What is a living hope? Peter discusses three aspects of this living hope: a sure hope (1:3), an eternal hope (1:4) and an enduring hope (1:5). Nothing can disappoint us in this life when the living hope of meeting with Christ brightly burns in our hearts. For notes, check: http://foundationsforfreedom.net/References/NT/Petrine/1Peter1_03-5_Hope.html

A Living Hope - 1 Peter 1:3-5

Revelation 8:2-11:18 
Scene 3: Seven Trumpet Warnings for the World 
 
The 7 trumpet sounds follow the 7 seals with descriptive accounts of Wormwood, 200 million army, mad locusts, 42 months and more! 
 
What will the tribulation be like? 
 
What do these scary scenes mean? 
 
How does this scene affect my life?

Revelation 8:2-11:18
Scene 3: Seven Trumpet Warnings for the World

The 7 trumpet sounds follow the 7 seals with descriptive accounts of Wormwood, 200 million army, mad locusts, 42 months and more! 

What will the tribulation be like? 

What do these scary scenes mean?

How does this scene affect my life?

Revelation 8:2-11:18 Scene 3: 7 Trumpet Warnings for the World

Luke 1:76-80 serves as an introduction of Christ’s birth and mission given to John the Baptist’s parents where we first catch a glimpse of how that Light, a symbol of hope and truth, enters the world and successfully combats the forms of darkness. 
A) Images of Light and Hope (Luke 1:78-79) 
B) The Meaning of Light (Luke 1:79) 
C) The Light and Hope of Christmas (Lu 1:77-78)

Luke 1:76-80 serves as an introduction of Christ’s birth and mission given to John the Baptist’s parents where we first catch a glimpse of how that Light, a symbol of hope and truth, enters the world and successfully combats the forms of darkness.
A) Images of Light and Hope (Luke 1:78-79)
B) The Meaning of Light (Luke 1:79)
C) The Light and Hope of Christmas (Lu 1:77-78)

Luke 1:76-79 Hope in the Darkness by Paul J. Bucknell

Romans 4:13-25 The Nature of Saving Faith 
 
Paul might have convinced them that both Gentile and Jew similarly are sinners and need salvation, but the Jews needed convincing that salvation was also for the Gentiles, the non-Jew. There are not two ways to be saved, one for the Jew and one for the Gentile, but one common means; not two churches, but one (Eph 4:4-6). 
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Romans 4:13-25 The Nature of Saving Faith

Paul might have convinced them that both Gentile and Jew similarly are sinners and need salvation, but the Jews needed convincing that salvation was also for the Gentiles, the non-Jew. There are not two ways to be saved, one for the Jew and one for the Gentile, but one common means; not two churches, but one (Eph 4:4-6).
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Romans 4:13-25 The Nature of Saving Faith - Brief edited version

To make disciples is a great command for the church (Matthew 28:18), though greatly neglected. Here in 2 Timothy 3:10-14, we get a firsthand look on how Paul thought of discipleship, the careful personal training of others in the church. 
A) The Principles of Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:10-11) 
B) The Place for Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:11-13) 
C) The Power of Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:14)

To make disciples is a great command for the church (Matthew 28:18), though greatly neglected. Here  in 2 Timothy 3:10-14, we get a firsthand look on how Paul thought of discipleship, the careful personal training of others in the church.
A) The Principles of Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:10-11)
B) The Place for Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:11-13)
C) The Power of Discipleship (2 Timothy 3:14)

1 Timothy 3:10-14 The Grand Transfer: Discipleship

Life is not always easy. Though David seemed to have a great life, he faced some serious problems that made life as confusing as ours at times if not worse. In Psalm 37:3-5 he shares some awesome advice on how to regain that vibrant perspective through carefully developing our relationship with the Lord. God might seem mystical or far away but we all need to remember that God wants to forge a great future for our lives as we closely depend on HIm. 
We will look at three special approaches to God that will help us regain that perspective on life even when things are not looking well. - Psalm 37:3-5 Living in God's Favor

Life is not always easy. Though David seemed to have a great life, he faced some serious problems that made life as confusing as ours at times if not worse. In Psalm 37:3-5 he shares some awesome advice on how to regain that vibrant perspective through carefully developing our relationship with the Lord. God might seem mystical or far away but we all need to remember that God wants to forge a great future for our lives as we closely depend on HIm. 
We will look at three special approaches to God that will help us regain that perspective on life even when things are not looking well. - Psalm 37:3-5 Living in God's Favor

Psalm 37:3-5 Living in God's Favor

The new believer needs not only to have confidence in God the Father's care for him but have that trust influence his purpose of life and character. 
 
Check out the webpage on New Values for notes and study questions! 
http://www.foundationsforfreedom.net/Topics/Disciple/Basic/LL/LL_NewValues-Podcast.html

The new believer needs not only to have confidence in God the Father's care for him but have that trust influence his purpose of life and character.

Check out the webpage on New Values for notes and study questions! 
http://www.foundationsforfreedom.net/Topics/Disciple/Basic/LL/LL_NewValues-Podcast.html

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