Text: Psalm 90 Title: Number Your Days Outline: I. Struggle to Grasp God’s Eternality II. Grasp the Gospel Consequences of God’s Eternality III. Number Your Days

John 19:1-16a NRSV

Sermon text: Judges 16:1-22 Title: Samson and Delilah 1. Was Samson a good person? 2. Was Samson saved? 3. Why was Samson saved?

Romans chapter 16

Romans 15:22-33

Romans 15:14-21

Romans 15:8-13

Romans 15:1-7

Romans 14:1-12

Romans 13:8-14

Romans 13:1-7

Romans 12:9-21

Romans 12:3-8

Romans 12:1-2

Romans 11:25-36

Romans 11:25-36

Romans 11:25-36

Romans 11:25-36

Romans 11:11-24

Exodus 20:12 Give Honor to Whom Honor is Due Summary: Think back on your week. Where have you struggled to honor your mom or dad? What does it mean to give them honor? Today, let's look at the fifth commandment, which tells us to honor our parents, and also gives us great promises of blessing. Let's think about it: Outline: 1. To honor your parents means to love, respect and submit to them in the Lord 2. We are to honor our parents because it is right, it pleases God, and brings His blessings Verse: Exodus 20:12 Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long in the land that the Lord your God is giving you. Questions for devotions and family worship: 1. Why do you think it was so central for God to include this command in the ten words given to his people? How does this command relate to the first four commands? How is it central to the well-being of our culture? 2. What does it mean to honor our parents? Where do you struggle the most with this command? How does this command apply to all the authority relationships in our lives? Where might you need to repent today? 3. How did Jesus actively obey the fifth commandment? How does the Gospel free you to gladly honor those who are in authority over you?