Outline—Psalm 32

1. Consequences of sin (vv. 1–6)
2. Blessedness of being saved (vv. 7–11)

Related Scripture

• Romans 4:5–8
• Revelation 14

Take Home Points

• Your request for forgiveness must be true repentance, not just fear of consequences.
• God expects no less than blamelessness from believers.
• Don’t presume the grace of God by putting off confession—you can go to God any time, day or night.
• Conviction, contrition, confession, forgiveness, and openness to God’s wisdom are all found in Psalm 32.

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Outline—Psalm 1

1. Godly man (vv. 1—3)
2. Ungodly man (v. 4)
3. Conclusion of the matter (vv. 5–6)

Take Home Points

• Where does your happiness come from?
• You need to discern between godly and ungodly people.
• Do not adopt principles of the wicked.
• Do not persist in the practices of sinners.
• Do not associate with those who openly mock religion.
• If you are born again, you have been transplanted—God purposefully placed you where you are.
• Walk worthy of your calling.
• Stand in the faith.
• You (believers) will be seated in heaven.
• If you are not born again, you need Christ if you want anything to come of you life.

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Outline—Psalm 15

1. Question (v. 1)
2. Response (vv. 2–5b)
3. Promise God gives (v. 5c)

Related Scripture

• Romans 3
• Psalm 14
• Matthew 5, 6, 7

Take Home Points

• If you are truly saved, you will never feel at home until you are in Heaven.
• Be a lover of Truth—embrace it even though it has thorns.
• This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. (Hamlet act 1, scene 3)
• Are you preparing for you home in Heaven?

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Outline—1 Timothy 6:17–21

1. Money held in trust (vv. 17–19)
2. Doctrine held in trust (vv. 20–21)

Other References

• Wiersbe

Take Home Points

• We, as Christians, are to be sentinels guarding the truth.
• You don’t need to find the truth because God has placed it beside you. Just pick it up!
• Practice the grace of sharing spiritual needs.
• Gifts to the saints really are an investment.

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Outline—1 Timothy 6:11–16

1. Challenge for the man of God (vv. 11–12)
2. Charge to the man of God (vv. 13–14)
3. Chief of the man of God (vv. 15–16)

Other References

• Didache (Teaching of the Twelve Apostles)
• Hendrickson’s Commentary

Take Home Points

• A man of God is a man owned by God.
• How would/should your life be different if you truly lived as a man of God?

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Outline—1 Timothy 6:1–10

1. Roots of Christian work ethic (vv. 1–2)
2. Death of Christian work ethic (vv. 3–5)
3. A guiding principle (v. 6)
4. A defining truth (v. 7)
5. A Reasonable conclusion (v. 8)
6. A danger in rejection (v. 9)
7. A final word on money (v. 10)

Related Scripture

• Romans 8:28
• Colossians 3
• Luke 12:19–20
• 2 Corinthians 9:8
• Job 1:21
• Proverbs 30:7

Other References

• William Penn to His Wife and Children (1682)
• Hendrickson’s Commentary

Take Home Points

• Godliness with contentment is great gain (far more valuable than money).
• You are not your earthly possessions.

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