1. The mercy at the heart of God's Kingdom.
2. The justice displayed throughout God's Kingdom.
3. The worship appropriate to God's Kingdom.

Reading Psalm 99; Matthew 11:1-15
Text Lord’s Day 48

1. God would uphold his Name as holy and
2. The world would recognize his Name as holy.

Reading Ezekiel 36
Text Lord’s Day 47

1. His ministry is rejected.
2. His ministry is defended and
3. His ministry is pressed upon our consciences.

Reading Isaiah 49: 22‐26; Mark 3: 7‐35
Text Mark 3: 22‐29

1. By means of singing praise to God and man.
2. Through constant thanksgiving.
3. In mutual submission.

Reading Ephesians 5:1‐21
Text Ephesians 5:18‐21

Reading Hebrews 10: 1‐18
Text Hebrews 10: 14

1. The dangers which beset us.
2. The examples which inspire us.
3. The Lord who went before us.

Reading Hebrews 11
Text Hebrews 12: 1‐2

1. The Word of God encounters opposition.
2. The Word of God is victorious.

Reading Isaiah 6, Isaiah 55
Text Mark 4: 1-20

1. The memory of His works.
2. The magnitude of His works.
3. The motivation of His works.

Reading Exodus 10
Text Exodus 10

1. The danger of wasting time.
2. The opportunities for redeeming time.

Reading Ephesians 4:17‐5:21
Text Ephesians 5:15‐16

1. He shows that there is no one like Him in all the earth.
2. He causes His Name to be proclaimed in all the earth.
3. He demonstrates that that He is the Lord of all the earth.

Reading Exodus 9: 13‐35
Text Exodus 9: 13‐35

1. With the key of preaching.
2. With the key of discipline.

Reading 1 Corinthians 1: 18‐2: 5; 5: 1‐13
Text Lord’s Day 31

1. Through self‐examination.
2. Through corporate responsibility.

Reading 1 Corinthians 5: 1‐13; 11: 17‐34
Text Lord’s Day 30

Reading John 6: 25‐29
Text Lord’s Day 29

1. Remembrance of Christ's death‐
2. Sharing in Christ's death‐
3. Proclamation of Christ's death.

Reading Exodus 12: 1‐30; 1 Corinthians 11: 17‐34
Text Lord’s Day 28

Reading Hebrews 10: 19‐39
Text Hebrews 10: 22

1. The worship of the Magi.
2. The non-worship of Jerusalem.
3. Our worship.

Reading Isaiah 60: 1-6
Text Matthew 2: 1-12

1. By the preaching of the gospel and
2. By means of the sacraments.

Reading Romans 10: 6‐17; Acts 2: 22‐47
Text Lord's Day 25

Reading Phillipians 3: 1-11; 1 Timothy 3: 14-16
Text Lord's Day 23

1. Christ's sovereignty in the church.
2. Our responsibility in the church.
3. The eternal joy of the church.

Reading 1 Peter 1: 13‐ 2: 12
Text Lord's Day 21

Reading 1 John 3: 11‐4: 6
Text Lord's Day 20; 1 John 4: 1‐4

1. The need for this revelation.
2. The content of this revelation.
3. The comfort of this revelation.

Reading Exodus 3: 13‐22
Text Exodus 3: 13‐22

1. The circumstances of this commission.
2. The content of this commission.
3. The comfort of this commission

Reading Exodus 3: 1-12; John 1: 1‐18
Text Exodus 3: 1‐12

1. The birth and preservation of the Redeemer.
2. The manifestation of the Redeemer to Israel.
3. The flight of the Redeemer.

Reading Acts 7:20-29; Hebrews 11:23‐28
Text Exodus 2

1. The origin of His people.
2. The suffering of His people.
3. The preservation of His people.

Reading Exodus 1:1 ‐ 2:2
Text Exodus 1:1 ‐ 2:2

1. Godʹs glory revealed in His created works (vss. 1‐6).
2. Godʹs glory revealed in His Word (vss. 7‐10).
3. Our response to Godʹs revelation (vss. 11‐14).

Reading Colossians 1: 1‐23
Text Psalm 19

1. The reason for this famine.
2. The impact of this famine.

Reading Amos 8
Text Amos 8: 11,12

1. The revelation of the Trinity and
2. The comfort of the Trinity.

Reading Ephesians 1: 3‐14
Text Lord’s Day 8

1. The permanent rule.
2. The principal reason.
3. The proper role.

Reading Genesis 2 & 3
Text 1 Timothy 2: 11‐15

1. Lasting humility.
2. Growing concern for godliness.
3. Eternal praise for God.

Reading Jude
Text Canons of Dort, Chapter V, Articles 12-15

1. The danger we face.
2. The remedy God gives.
3. The goal He sets before us.

Reading Numbers 14: 1‐35
Text Hebrews 3: 12‐14

1. The Lordʹs judgment.
2. The Lordʹs call.
3. The Lordʹs promise.

Reading Joel 1
Text Joel 2: 1‐27

1. By highlighting the certainty of the promises and
2. By directing our attention to Christ who has gone before us.

Reading Genesis 22: 1‐19; Hebrews 6
Text Hebrews 6: 13‐20a

1. Our present identity.
2. Our future glory.
3. Our current responsibility.

Reading 1 John 2: 28 ‐ 3:10
Text 1 John 3: 2,3

1. The reality of resurrection life.
2. The responsibilities of resurrection life.

Reading Colossians 3: 1‐17
Text Colossians 3: 1,2

1. The reality of this unity.
2. The reason for this unity.
3. The revealing of this unity.

Reading 1 Corinthians 15: 1‐28
Text 1 Corinthians 15: 20‐23

1. The basis for preaching.
2. The power for preaching.
3. The authority of preaching.

Reading John 20: 1-23
Text John 20: 19-23

Reading John 19
Text John 19:19-22

1. The exalted position of the One who gathers.
2. The worldwide extent of those who are gathered.

Reading Isaiah 49:1‐7; John 12:20‐50
Text John 12: 32

1. The content of this prayer.
2. The purpose of this prayer.

Reading Colossians 1
Text Colossians 1: 9‐14

1. The need for this intercession.
2. The depths of this intercession.
3. The power of this intercession.

Reading Romans 8: 1‐30
Text Romans 8: 26‐27

Reading Matthew 22:1-14
Text Canons of Dort, III/IV. Articles 8-10; Matthew 22: 14

1. Not through human potential.
2. Not by the power of rules and regulations.
3. Only by the life‐giving Spirit of God.

Reading Romans 1:18‐23; 7:7‐12; 8:1‐11
Text Canons of Dort, Chapter III/IV, Art. 4‐6

Reading Mark 11: 1‐25
Text Mark 11: 23,24

1. Comprehensive.
2. Universal and
3. Disabling.

Reading Ephesians 4: 17 – 5: 10
Text Canons of Dort, Chap 111‐1V, Art. 1‐3