Preaching (2242)
  1. The people are flocking to greet the advent of their King, calling for salvation. This is the cry of Advent. And the great promise we are given, the great confession we make, is that our Lord’s advents are a response to this cry.
  2. When Christ took humanity into Himself in the incarnation, He became the key to unlocking scripture for us in whole, new, salvific ways.
  3. What unfolds is that judgment on the Last Day will have people divided based on how they have received His disciples, those sent with His Word.
  4. The people Christ identifies with Himself, and the object of His mercy are the people who are hungry, thirsty, naked, and a stranger. The sick and the imprisoned are there as well.
  5. In Zephaniah, God would fight against sin and sinners on a “day of wrath” which we call the Day of the Lord, but He would fight in a particular way.
  6. Christ is the crisis-point of salvation and judgment for the entire world, and for your hearer this week.
  7. Your proclamation must not be about their performance but about the one thing that truly matters: Christ alone is their Master. And this Master has purchased them and made them His servants.
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