JESUS CHRIST SERMON SERIES

The series teaches that the gospel is firmly rooted in the Old Testament, where Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection are anticipated through covenant, prophecy, and typology. It calls for a historical-grammatical approach to Scripture, emphasising original context before tracing how texts point forward to Christ. Spiritual growth is illustrated through the parable of the sower: fruitfulness depends on posture under authority, consistent position within a faithful community, and confidence in the seed’s inherent power.

The message confronts early Christological errors and affirms the church’s confession that Jesus is fully God and fully man, a truth essential to redemption and intercession. The incarnation is presented as truly bodily and historical, grounding salvation in real human obedience. Central to redemption is Christ’s kenosis, his willing humiliation and suffering, which satisfies divine justice and reveals mercy. That completed obedience secures Christ’s ongoing intercessory work and shapes a disciplined, embodied faith rooted in Scripture and history.

Key Takeaways

• The gospel is revealed in the Old Testament.

• Fruitfulness requires posture, position, and seed power.

• Jesus is fully God and fully man.

• Redemption flows from obedient incarnation and ongoing intercession.