Text: Matthew Luke 1:5-17

Synopsis: In spite of the fact that God had not spoken through a prophet for 400 years, Zacharias continued to fulfill his priestly duties. His faith and devotion was not based upon the miraculous or an audible word from God. He was rewarded by a visit from an angel and the prophecy that his son would be the forerunner of the Messiah. From his experience, we can learn that we should continue faithfully in the field God has called us to while we await specific direction for our lives.

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Text: Matthew 26:69-75

Synopsis: Peter denied that he knew Jesus, yet just fifty days later was called upon to preach the most important sermon in the church age. No matter what you have done in the past, it is never too late to realize your full potential in the kingdom of God.

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Text: Ezekiel 20:35-36

Synopsis: All of the great men of the Bible went through wilderness periods that shaped them and built character in their lives. In the wilderness our faith is strengthened and we learn to trust God.

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Text: Leviticus 26:3-13

Synopsis: If we are faithful and obedient to the commands of the Lord, He has promised that he will bless all aspects of our lives. Seed that is sown in His service will not go unrewarded. We cannot always judge outcomes based on appearances, because God has a time and a season for everything, and our timing is not always His timing.

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Text: John 1:19-21, 35-41

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Three questions were asked in our text:

A. Who are you? (In verse 19; their other questions ins verse 21 were variations of this same question)

B. What are you seeking? (In verse 38)

C. Where do you live? (In verse 38)

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