First Baptist Church of Bolivar

7/31/22 11:00 - ”The Rule of Righteousness” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 2:10-19

I) A Self-Made Righteousness never Satisfies (vv. 10-14)

 

II) A Dependent Disposition will Bless (vv. 15-19)

Spiritual Principle: A self-made righteousness will never put nor keep us in relationship with a Holy God. However, through trust and obedience in Him, God assures that He will sustain us.

• Self-Righteousness pushes further and further away from the Father and deeper and deeper into despair.
• Jesus's righteousness saves, sustains, blesses, and makes us a blessing to the Kingdom.

7/24/22 11:00 - ”Relying on the Unchanging King” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 2:1-9

I) The Problem: The Certainty of Uncertain Times (vv. 1-3)

II) His Presence: Reflecting on the Steadfast Lord (vv. 4-5)

III) The Promise: Hoping in the Unchanging King (vv. 6-9)

Spiritual Principle: In response to our uncertainties and spiritually shaky times, God promises us a foundation and steadfastness in His unshakeable kingdom.

• Christ is the Foundation for this Kingdom
• Christ is the Entrance into this Kingdom
• Christ is the Steadfastness in this Kingdom
• Because Christ is the King of this Kingdom

7/17/22 11:00 - “The Remedy for not Remembering the Redeemer” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 1:12-15

I) V. 12 - A Precise Response to the Redeemer

II) V. 13 - A Powerful Reassurance by His Presence

III) VV. 14-15 - A Purposeful Reenergizing of their Spirits

1. We are called to take a Corrected Perspective (v. 12)
2. He finds pleasure in reminding us of His Perfect Presence (v. 13)
3. We gain the Hope of a renewed Spiritual Productivity (vv. 14-15)

7/10/22 11:00 - ”A Warning for not Remembering the Redeemer.” (Adam Hughes)

 "A Warning for not Remembering the Redeemer." Haggai 1:1-11

I. The Reason for Considering Your Ways: Obsessing on Self over the Savior (vv. 1-6)

II. The Response of Considering Your Ways: Avoiding the Hard Hand of the Lord (vv. 7-11)

Half-hearted devotion to God (Christ) is really no devotion at all. 

• We need to watch out for this in our own lives, families, and church. 
• We are called to something more; we need something more. 
• We too must consider our ways!

7/31/22 9:30 - ”The Rule of Righteousness” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 2:10-19

I) A Self-Made Righteousness never Satisfies (vv. 10-14)

II) A Dependent Disposition will Bless (vv. 15-19)

Spiritual Principle: A self-made righteousness will never put nor keep us in relationship with a Holy God. However, through trust and obedience in Him, God assures that He will sustain us.

• • Self-Righteousness pushes further and further away from the Father and deeper and deeper into despair.
  • Jesus's righteousness saves, sustains, blesses, and makes us a blessing to the Kingdom.

”7/24/22 9:30 - ”Relying on the Unchanging King” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 2:1-9

I) The Problem: The Certainty of Uncertain Times (vv. 1-3)

II) His Presence: Reflecting on the Steadfast Lord (vv. 4-5)

III) The Promise: Hoping in the Unchanging King (vv. 6-9)

Spiritual Principle: In response to our uncertainties and spiritually shaky times, God promises us a foundation and steadfastness in His unshakeable kingdom.

• Christ is the Foundation for this Kingdom
• Christ is the Entrance into this Kingdom
• Christ is the Steadfastness in this Kingdom
• Because Christ is the King of this Kingdom

7/17/22 9:30 - “The Remedy for not Remembering the Redeemer” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 1:12-15

I) V. 12 - A Precise Response to the Redeemer

II) V. 13 - A Powerful Reassurance by His Presence

III) VV. 14-15 - A Purposeful Reenergizing of their Spirits

1. We are called to take a Corrected Perspective (v. 12)
2. He finds pleasure in reminding us of His Perfect Presence (v. 13)
3. We gain the Hope of a renewed Spiritual Productivity (vv. 14-15)

7/10/22 9:30 - ”A Warning for not Remembering the Redeemer.” (Adam Hughes)

Haggai 1:1-11

I. The Reason for Considering Your Ways: Obsessing on Self over the Savior (vv. 1-6)

II. The Response of Considering Your Ways: Avoiding the Hard Hand of the Lord (vv. 7-11)

Half-hearted devotion to God (Christ) is really no devotion at all. 

• We need to watch out for this in our own lives, families, and church. 
• We are called to something more; we need something more. 
• We too must consider our ways!