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Nov 11, 2007

"Wait 'til Your Father Comes Home" A Lesson on the Wrath of God

Passage: Romans 1:18-19

Preacher: Tim Badal

Series:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Keywords: wait, til, your, father, comes, home, preachers, fear, proper, understanding, facts

Summary:

Part 10 "Wait 'til your Father Comes Home" Romans 1:18-19 As we look at this weighty scripture, we should give attention to: 1. Contemporary preachers' fear of preaching this truth. We must speak of this truth because: * The Bible proclaims it. * It teaches us about our greatest problem. * It gives us a proper view of God. * It gives us a passion for the gospel. 2. A proper understanding of the facts surrounding this truth. The Bible speaks about: * The characteristics of this wrath. * The consistency of this wrath. * The categories of this wrath. * The course of this wrath. 3. The primary focus of this wrath. God's wrath is being revealed because of humanity's: * Ungodliness * Unrighteousness * Unwillingness 4. The perfect formula for turning away this wrath. This biblical formula involves: * Examining your life. * Making every effort to know God. Allowing your life to be an evidence of God's grace.

Detail:

Part 10

"Wait 'til your Father Comes Home"

Romans 1:18-19

As we look at this weighty scripture, we should give attention to:

1.   Contemporary preachers' fear of preaching this truth.

We must speak of this truth because:

  • The Bible proclaims it.
  • It teaches us about our greatest problem.
  • It gives us a proper view of God.
  • It gives us a passion for the gospel.

2.   A proper understanding of the facts surrounding this truth.

The Bible speaks about:

  • The characteristics of this wrath.
  • The consistency of this wrath.
  • The categories of this wrath.
  • The course of this wrath.

3.    The primary focus of this wrath. 

God's wrath is being revealed because of humanity's:

  • Ungodliness
  • Unrighteousness
  • Unwillingness

4.   The perfect formula for turning away this wrath.

This biblical formula involves:

  • Examining your life.
  • Making every effort to know God.

Allowing your life to be an evidence of God's grace.