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"Jacob's Journey pt. 1" 
Genesis 29-30:24 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Background and Theme 
 1. Author: Moses 
 2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC 
 3. Theme: Beginnings 
 4. Breakdown of Genesis 
 a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11) 
 - The Formation (Genesis 1-2) 
 - The Fall (Genesis 3-5) 
 - The Flood (Genesis 6-9) 
 - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11) 
 b. Four Great Men 
 - Abraham (Genesis 12-25) 
 - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35) 
 - Jacob (Genesis 25-50) 
 - Joseph (Genesis 37-50) 
I. Jacob's Meetings 
II. Jacob's Marriages 
III. Jacob's Madness 
 
Verses Referenced: Genesis 24:30-31, Galatians 6:7-8

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"Jacob's Journey pt. 1"
Genesis 29-30:24 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Background and Theme
  1. Author: Moses 
  2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC
  3. Theme: Beginnings
  4. Breakdown of Genesis
     a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11)
       - The Formation (Genesis 1-2)
       - The Fall (Genesis 3-5)
       - The Flood (Genesis 6-9)
       - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11)
     b. Four Great Men
       - Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
       - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35)
       - Jacob (Genesis 25-50)
       - Joseph (Genesis 37-50)
I. Jacob's Meetings
II. Jacob's Marriages
III. Jacob's Madness

Verses Referenced: Genesis 24:30-31, Galatians 6:7-8

Jacob's Journey pt. 2 | Genesis 29-30:24 | September 21, 2022

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"The Word of Life" 
1 John 1:1-4 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Background and Theme 
 - Author: The Apostle John 
 - Key Moments in John's Life: 
 • John leaving his nets and father to follow Jesus as a disciple (Matthew 4:21-22) 
 • The Transfiguration of Jesus (Matthew 17:1-13) 
 • James and John requesting to call down fire (Luke 9:51-56) 
 • John standing with Mary at the crucifixion (John 19:25-27) 
 • Running with Peter to the empty tomb (John 20:1-10) 
 • Seen healing, preaching, and being arrested, then standing for Jesus (Acts 3-4) 
 - Date Written: 90-92 AD 
 - Audience: the global church close to the turn of the first century who was growing, persecuted, and learning to live for Jesus 
 - Theme of 1st John: Walking in the Light 
 • Gives us joy in the Lord 
 • Gives us power over sin 
 • Gives us discernment against deception 
 • Gives us assurance of eternal life 
I. Introducing Jesus 
 1. Who Jesus Is 
 a. Physical 
 b. Eternal 
 • Key Word: "Word" - "Logos" (Greek) 
 2. What Jesus Offers 
 • Key Word: "Fellowship" - "Koinonia" (Greek) 
 3. Why It Matters 
 
Verses Referenced: Matthew 4:21-22, Genesis 1:1, John 1:1-5 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. John wants to establish that Jesus is real to the reader, and wants to be in real relationship with each person. When did Jesus become real to you, and how did that relationship with Him start? 
2. John says that Jesus is eternal (from the beginning), and does so in his other writings. Where else in the Bible do we see the eternity of Jesus? *Discuss where you can find these other passages with those around you.* 
3. John says that our knowing Jesus matters for our fellowship with one another. Does fellowship (real and intentional fellowship) matter to you and your walk with the Lord? Why or why not? 
4. How have you experienced joy in your life as a result of following Jesus? 
 
This week, re-read 1st John 1:1-4 and pray through the truths you find while reading. Find someone to discuss these chapters with, and share the word with someone you don't know as well.

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"The Word of Life"
1 John 1:1-4 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Background and Theme
  - Author: The Apostle John
  - Key Moments in John's Life:
     • John leaving his nets and father to follow Jesus as a disciple (Matthew 4:21-22)
     • The Transfiguration of Jesus (Matthew 17:1-13)
     • James and John requesting to call down fire (Luke 9:51-56)
     • John standing with Mary at the crucifixion (John 19:25-27)
     • Running with Peter to the empty tomb (John 20:1-10)
     • Seen healing, preaching, and being arrested, then standing for Jesus (Acts 3-4)
  - Date Written: 90-92 AD
  - Audience: the global church close to the turn of the first century who was growing, persecuted, and learning to live for Jesus
  - Theme of 1st John: Walking in the Light
     • Gives us joy in the Lord
     • Gives us power over sin
     • G

The Word of Life | 1 John 1:1-4 | August 28, 2022

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"Isaac's Story pt. 2" 
Genesis 26:12-35 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Background and Theme 
 1. Author: Moses 
 2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC 
 3. Theme: Beginnings 
 4. Breakdown of Genesis 
 a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11) 
 - The Formation (Genesis 1-2) 
 - The Fall (Genesis 3-5) 
 - The Flood (Genesis 6-9) 
 - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11) 
 b. Four Great Men 
 - Abraham (Genesis 12-25) 
 - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35) 
 - Jacob (Genesis 25-50) 
 - Joseph (Genesis 37-50) 
I. Isaac's Digging 
II. Isaac's Difficulties 
III. Isaac's Final Destination 
 
Verses Referenced: Ephesians 5:26, Psalm 119:35-37

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"Isaac's Story pt. 2"
Genesis 26:12-35 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Background and Theme
  1. Author: Moses 
  2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC
  3. Theme: Beginnings
  4. Breakdown of Genesis
     a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11)
       - The Formation (Genesis 1-2)
       - The Fall (Genesis 3-5)
       - The Flood (Genesis 6-9)
       - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11)
     b. Four Great Men
       - Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
       - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35)
       - Jacob (Genesis 25-50)
       - Joseph (Genesis 37-50)
I. Isaac's Digging 
II. Isaac's Difficulties
III. Isaac's Final Destination

Verses Referenced: Ephesians 5:26, Psalm 119:35-37

Isaac's Story pt. 2 | Genesis 26:12-35 | August 24, 2022

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"Faith at the End" 
Genesis 23-25:11 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Background and Theme 
 1. Author: Moses 
 2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC 
 3. Theme: Beginnings 
 4. Breakdown of Genesis 
 a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11) 
 - The Formation (Genesis 1-2) 
 - The Fall (Genesis 3-5) 
 - The Flood (Genesis 6-9) 
 - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11) 
 b. Four Great Men 
 - Abraham (Genesis 12-25) 
 - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35) 
 - Jacob (Genesis 25-50) 
 - Joseph (Genesis 37-50) 
I. The Death of Sarah 
 1. Sarah's Significance 
 2. Abraham's Mourning 
 3. Abraham's Purchase 
II. A Bride for Isaac 
 1. The Task 
 2. The Search 
 3. The Securing 
III. The Death of Abraham 
 
Verses Referenced: Hebrews 11:11, 1st Thessalonians 4:13-14, Proverbs 3:5-6

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"Faith at the End"
Genesis 23-25:11 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Background and Theme
  1. Author: Moses 
  2. Date Written: Late 15th Century BC
  3. Theme: Beginnings
  4. Breakdown of Genesis
     a. Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11)
       - The Formation (Genesis 1-2)
       - The Fall (Genesis 3-5)
       - The Flood (Genesis 6-9)
       - The Fallout from Rebellion (Genesis 10-11)
     b. Four Great Men
       - Abraham (Genesis 12-25)
       - Isaac (Genesis 26-28, 35)
       - Jacob (Genesis 25-50)
       - Joseph (Genesis 37-50)
I. The Death of Sarah
  1. Sarah's Significance
  2. Abraham's Mourning
  3. Abraham's Purchase
II. A Bride for Isaac
  1. The Task
  2. The Search
  3. The Securing
III. The Death of Abraham

Verses Referenced: Hebrews 11:11, 1st Thessalonians 4:13-14, Proverbs 3:5-6

Faith at the End | Genesis 23-25:11 | August 3, 2022

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Godly Discontentment | 1 Timothy 3:11-12 | May 15, 2022

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"Submission in Specifics" 
1 Peter 2:13-25 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Background and Theme: 
 - Author: Peter 
 - Date Written: 46 AD 
 - Themes: Steadfast in Christ - Living a life of suffering with hope 
I. Submission to Government 
 1. Submission for the Lord's Sake 
 2. Submission for Witness Sake 
II. Submission to Masters 
III. Christ's Example 
 
Verses Referenced: Acts 5:29, 1st Timothy 2:1-4, Colossians 3:22-23 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. Do you find it easier or harder to submit to governing authorities and masters (employers/managers) because the word of God instructs you to do so? 
2. Peter and the early church sat in the tension of obeying God and obeying governing authorities, and found balance through prayer and submission to God. What does that tension look like for the church in our day, and how can the church find the balance and obey God and governing authorities? 
3. The call to obey masters is one for every believer in Christ. In your current employment (whatever form it is in) how do you obediently submit to masters as called to in the word of God? 
4. How do you see your co-workers and friends reacting to your submission to the Lord in the work place and as a citizen of this world? Do they see it at all? 
 
This week, re-read 1st Peter 2:13-25 and pray through the truths you find while reading. Find someone to discuss these chapters with, and share the word with someone you don't know as well.

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"Submission in Specifics"
1 Peter 2:13-25 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Background and Theme:
  - Author: Peter
  - Date Written: 46 AD
  - Themes: Steadfast in Christ - Living a life of suffering with hope
I. Submission to Government
  1. Submission for the Lord's Sake
  2. Submission for Witness Sake
II. Submission to Masters
III. Christ's Example

Verses Referenced: Acts 5:29, 1st Timothy 2:1-4, Colossians 3:22-23

Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
1. Do you find it easier or harder to submit to governing authorities and masters (employers/managers) because the word of God instructs you to do so?
2. Peter and the early church sat in the tension of obeying God and obeying governing authorities, and found balance through prayer and submission to God. What does that tension look like for the church in our day, and how 

Submission in Specifics | 1 Peter 2:13-25 | May 8, 2022

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"Reminders in Revival" 
Nehemiah 9:1-38 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview of Nehemiah: 
 - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra 
 - Date Written: 425 B.C. 
Themes of Nehemiah: 
 - Rebuild and Restore 
 - God's people are called to God's Mission 
 - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission 
 - Prayer is essential for God's mission 
 - Mission always brings opposition 
Breakdown of Nehemiah: 
 - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City 
 - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People 
I. Feasting to Fasting 
 - The people of God were drawn back to relationship with God: 
 a. By reading and responding to the word of God 
 b. By actively and consistently confessing their sin 
 c. By drawing away from the world and no longer participating in its sin 
II. Faithfulness & Failure 
 - Nehemiah 9:4-21: God's faithfulness from Abraham's call to Wilderness Wanderings 
 - Nehemiah 9:22-31: God's faithfulness from the time of Joshua through the prophets 
III. Fresh Commitments 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. The people in Jerusalem wanted to be right with God, and so they actively responded to God's word in humility and confession. Can you think of a time where you responded to God's word this way, and how it impacted your walk with the Lord? 
2. The people also separated themselves from the foreigners (the world) in the land. Is there anything of the world right now that is holding you back from revival and walking in a right relationship with the Lord? 
3. *If you answered 'yes' to question 2* What could you do this week to separate yourself from the world and what is holding you back from walking properly with God? 
 
This week, re-read Nehemiah 9 and pray through the truths you see in it. Find someone to discuss this chapter with and/or share the word with someone you don't know as well.

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"Reminders in Revival"
Nehemiah 9:1-38 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview of Nehemiah:
  - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra
  - Date Written: 425 B.C.
Themes of Nehemiah:
  - Rebuild and Restore
  - God's people are called to God's Mission
  - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission
  - Prayer is essential for God's mission
  - Mission always brings opposition
Breakdown of Nehemiah:
  - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City
  - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People
I. Feasting to Fasting
  - The people of God were drawn back to relationship with God:
     a. By reading and responding to the word of God
     b. By actively and consistently confessing their sin
     c. By drawing away from the world and no longer participating in its sin
II. Faithfulness & Failure
  - Nehemiah 9:4-21: God's faithfulness from Abraham's call to Wil

Reminders in Revival | Nehemiah 9:1-38 | October 31, 2021

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"The Work Completed" 
Nehemiah 6:1-7:73 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview of Nehemiah: 
 - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra 
 - Date Written: 425 B.C. 
Themes of Nehemiah: 
 - Rebuild and Restore 
 - God's people are called to God's mission 
 - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission 
 - Prayer is essential for God's mission 
 - Mission always brings opposition 
Breakdown of Nehemiah: 
 - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City 
 - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People 
I. Continued Opposition 
 1. Draw Away from Work 
 2. Threaten the Work 
 3. Kill the Work 
II. Completed Work 
III. Continued Vigilance 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. The enemy tried multiple times to get Nehemiah away from the work. And over and over again, he resisted. What do you think helped Nehemiah resist the attack, and how can you do the same in your walk with the Lord? 
2. The work was completed and was a testimony to God's power and faithfulness to His people. What is something you have done with the Lord that has been a testimony to His faithfulness to those around you? 
3. How do you set up a guard in your heart and life to keep you going with the Lord and not fall prey to the attack of the enemy? 
 
This week, re-read Nehemiah 6-7 and see what sticks out to you. Find someone to discuss what you have read and see how your faith in the Lord grows.

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"The Work Completed"
Nehemiah 6:1-7:73 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview of Nehemiah:
  - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra
  - Date Written: 425 B.C.
Themes of Nehemiah:
  - Rebuild and Restore
  - God's people are called to God's mission
  - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission
  - Prayer is essential for God's mission
  - Mission always brings opposition
Breakdown of Nehemiah:
  - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City
  - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People
I. Continued Opposition
  1. Draw Away from Work
  2. Threaten the Work
  3. Kill the Work
II. Completed Work
III. Continued Vigilance

Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
1. The enemy tried multiple times to get Nehemiah away from the work. And over and over again, he resisted. What do you think helped Nehemiah resist the attack, and how can you do the same in 

The Work Completed | Nehemiah 6:1-7:73 | October 17, 2021

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"The Work Begins" 
Nehemiah 2:1-20 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview of Nehemiah: 
 - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra 
 - Date Written: 425 B.C. 
Themes of Nehemiah: 
 - Rebuild and Restore 
 - God's people are called to God's mission 
 - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission 
 - Mission always brings opposition 
Breakdown of Nehemiah: 
 - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City 
 - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People 
I. Asking the King 
 1. Nehemiah's Position 
 2. Nehemiah's Petition 
II. Arriving in Jerusalem 
III. Assessing the Work 
IV. Answering the Enemy 
 *Verses Referenced: 1 Peter 5:8-9 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. Nehemiah's life is marked by consistent prayer offered to the Lord. His prayer before addressing the king is an example of how we can pray in any moment of our lives. Do you find yourself, like Nehemiah, praying in the way, or is this a new concept to you? 
2. *Going off of question one* How do you think your life and walk with the Lord would change if you prayed more regularly throughout the day? 
3. Nehemiah's viewing the wall is an example to us of assessing the work God has put in front of us. How do you think it helped Nehemiah's situation to lead the building project? How do you think practicing this would help you in serving the Lord? 
 
This week, read through Nehemiah 2 again, and see what sticks out to you. Find someone to talk and discuss your reading with.

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"The Work Begins"
Nehemiah 2:1-20 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview of Nehemiah:
  - Author: Nehemiah and Ezra
  - Date Written: 425 B.C.
Themes of Nehemiah:
  - Rebuild and Restore
  - God's people are called to God's mission
  - Burden for mission precedes the working on mission
  - Mission always brings opposition
Breakdown of Nehemiah:
  - Nehemiah 1-7: Rebuilding a City
  - Nehemiah 8-13: Restoring a People
I. Asking the King
  1. Nehemiah's Position
  2. Nehemiah's Petition
II. Arriving in Jerusalem
III. Assessing the Work
IV. Answering the Enemy
  *Verses Referenced: 1 Peter 5:8-9

Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
1. Nehemiah's life is marked by consistent prayer offered to the Lord. His prayer before addressing the king is an example of how we can pray in any moment of our lives. Do you find yourself, lik

The Work Begins | Nehemiah 2:1-20 | September 12, 2021

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"Restoration and Opposition" 
Ezra 3:8-4:24 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview of Ezra: 
 - Author: Ezra 
 - Date Written: 458 B.C. 
Themes of Ezra: 
 - Return and Restore 
 - God call His people to go and do big things 
 - God equips and provides for work He calls us to 
 - Mission always brings opposition, but God is always present 
Breakdown of Ezra: 
 - Ezra 1-6: National Return and Restoration 
 - Ezra 7-10: Spiritual Return and Restoration 
I. Restoration and Praise 
II. Internal Opposition 
 1. Discourage 
 2. Trouble 
 3. Frustrate 
 4. Slander 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. While working on mission for the Lord, it's so important to worship the Lord for His faithfulness, goodness, and mercy during the work. How have you been worshiping the Lord in the work in your own life lately? Have you been acknowledging Him at all? 
2. Internal opposition is dangerous to the work and mission of the Lord. How can you identify internal opposition, in yourself and in the church, and actively fight against it? 
3. How have you experienced external opposition in your walk with the Lord lately? And how have you navigated through it with the Lord? How can you encourage others to do the same?

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"Restoration and Opposition"
Ezra 3:8-4:24 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview of Ezra:
  - Author: Ezra
  - Date Written: 458 B.C.
Themes of Ezra:
  - Return and Restore
  - God call His people to go and do big things
  - God equips and provides for work He calls us to 
  - Mission always brings opposition, but God is always present
Breakdown of Ezra:
  - Ezra 1-6: National Return and Restoration
  - Ezra 7-10: Spiritual Return and Restoration
I. Restoration and Praise
II. Internal Opposition
  1. Discourage
  2. Trouble
  3. Frustrate
  4. Slander

Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
1. While working on mission for the Lord, it's so important to worship the Lord for His faithfulness, goodness, and mercy during the work. How have you been worshiping the Lord in the work in your own life lately? Have you been acknowle

Restoration and Opposition | Ezra 3:8-4:24 | May 23, 2021.mp4

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"The Believer's Call" 
Jude 1:17-25 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview of Jude: 
 - Author: Jude 
 - Date Written: 60 A.D. 
Theme of Jude: 
 - Contending for the faith 
I. Remember 
 1. The Warning about Apostates 
 - Scripture Reference: Acts 2:42 
 a. Paul 
 - 1 Timothy 4:1-2 
 - 2 Timothy 3:1-5 
 b. Peter 
 - 2nd Peter 
 c. John 
 - 1 John 2:18 
 - 2 John 1:7-8 
 2. The Truth of God's Word 
 - Scripture Reference: Hebrews 4:12 
II. Build 
 - We are called to build ourselves up on our faith. *It's Personal* 
 1. Read your Bible 
 2. Pray in the Spirit 
 3. Keep yourself in God's love 
 4. Look forward to Jesus 
III. Discern

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"The Believer's Call"
Jude 1:17-25 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview of Jude: 
  - Author: Jude
  - Date Written: 60 A.D.
Theme of Jude:
  - Contending for the faith
I. Remember
  1. The Warning about Apostates
     - Scripture Reference: Acts 2:42
       a. Paul
          - 1 Timothy 4:1-2
          - 2 Timothy 3:1-5
       b. Peter
          - 2nd Peter
       c. John
          - 1 John 2:18
          - 2 John 1:7-8
  2. The Truth of God's Word
     - Scripture Reference: Hebrews 4:12
II. Build
  - We are called to build ourselves up on our faith. *It's Personal*
     1. Read your Bible
     2. Pray in the Spirit
     3. Keep yourself in God's love
     4. Look forward to Jesus
III. Discern

The Believer's Call | Jude 1:17-25 | December 30, 2020

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"Death and Life" 
Romans 5:12-21 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Overview and Background of Romans: 
 - Author: The Apostle Paul 
 - Date Written: 57-58 A.D. 
Breakdown of the Book of Romans: 
 - The Wrath of God: Romans 1-3:20 
 - The Grace of God: Romans 3:21-8 *Current Section* 
 - The Plan of God: Romans 9-11 
 - The Will of God: Romans 12-16 
I. Death in Adam (v.12-14) 
 1. Adam the Head 
 2. Death Through Sin 
 3. Death Reigning from Adam to Moses 
 4. Opposition to Federal Headship 
 A. All are their own Adam 
 B. All are born sinless 
 C. One man shouldn't define humanity 
II. Contrasts to Headship (v.15-19) 
 1. Trespass and Grace 
 2. Judgement and Justification 
 3. Death in Adam, Life in Christ 
 4. Condemnation of All, Justification Available to All 
 5. Sinners in Adam, Made Righteous in Christ 
III. Life in Christ (v.20-21) 
In Adam we all have death, but in Christ there is new life that is available to all. 
 
Questions for Reflection: 
1. Who is the head of your life today? Is it Adam or Christ? 
2. Using simple compare and contrast that we see in this passage, how can you see a difference in your life now with Christ, compared to your past life without Christ? 
3. How can you use this passage this week to share Jesus with someone you know who needs to know Him as their savior?

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"Death and Life"
Romans 5:12-21 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Overview and Background of Romans:
  - Author: The Apostle Paul
  - Date Written: 57-58 A.D.
Breakdown of the Book of Romans:
  - The Wrath of God: Romans 1-3:20 
  - The Grace of God: Romans 3:21-8 *Current Section*
  - The Plan of God: Romans 9-11
  - The Will of God: Romans 12-16
I. Death in Adam (v.12-14)
  1. Adam the Head
  2. Death Through Sin
  3. Death Reigning from Adam to Moses
  4. Opposition to Federal Headship
     A. All are their own Adam
     B. All are born sinless
     C. One man shouldn't define humanity
II. Contrasts to Headship (v.15-19)
  1. Trespass and Grace
  2. Judgement and Justification
  3. Death in Adam, Life in Christ
  4. Condemnation of All, Justification Available to All
  5. Sinners in Adam, Made Righteous in Christ
III. Life in 

Death and Life | Romans 5:12-21 | June 21, 2020

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"Beast Mode" 
Daniel 7:1-28 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Theme of Daniel: Being Pleasing to God 
Key to Bible Interpretation: To Understand the Bible, the best tool to use is the Bible! 
I. Beastly Kingdoms 
 1. The Lion: Babylon (625-539 B.C.) 
 2. The Bear: Medo-Persia (539-331 B.C.) 
 3. The Leopard: Greece (331-63 B.C.) 
 4. The Terrible Beast: Rome (63 B.C-476 A.D.) 
II. A Heavenly Kingdom 
III. Seeking More 
 1. Key Subjects of Daniel's Vision 
 - Fourth Beats: Rome (past & future) 
 - Ten Horns: Ten Kings (rulers) of the future Revived Roman Empire 
 - Little Horn: Last Ruler over world kingdom 
 a. subdues three kings 
 b. speaks against the Most High 
 c. persecutes the saints 
 d. intends to change times and laws 
 e. is in power for time, times, and half a time (3.5 years) 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. Daniel desired to know the truth about the vision from the Lord, even though it scared him. Has there ever been a time where you've let something scare you so much you haven't taken it to the Lord? Is there something in your life now that you need to let the Lord help you understand? 
2. Do you catch yourself looking to the kingdoms of this earth as "all that there is" sometimes? How can we as Christians make sure that we don't get wrapped up in the kingdoms of this earth, to the point of thinking they are the best that there is? 
 
Over this next week, think and pray on these questions in light of the text of Daniel 7. Pray that the Lord would excite you for the things ahead and that you wouldn't shy away from the Biblical prophecy because of fear or lack of understanding. Having a right mindset on prophecy helps us to live on mission for Jesus.

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"Beast Mode"
Daniel 7:1-28 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Theme of Daniel: Being Pleasing to God
Key to Bible Interpretation: To Understand the Bible, the best tool to use is the Bible!
I. Beastly Kingdoms
  1. The Lion: Babylon (625-539 B.C.)
  2. The Bear: Medo-Persia (539-331 B.C.)
  3. The Leopard: Greece (331-63 B.C.)
  4. The Terrible Beast: Rome (63 B.C-476 A.D.)
II. A Heavenly Kingdom
III. Seeking More
  1. Key Subjects of Daniel's Vision
     - Fourth Beats: Rome (past & future)
     - Ten Horns: Ten Kings (rulers) of the future Revived Roman Empire
     - Little Horn: Last Ruler over world kingdom
       a. subdues three kings
       b. speaks against the Most High
       c. persecutes the saints
       d. intends to change times and laws
       e. is in power for time, times, and half a time (3.5 years)

Questions f

Beast Mode | Daniel 7:1-28 | Febraury 28, 2021

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"Dreams and Kingdoms" 
Daniel 2:1-49 Study Guide 
Pastor: Justin Golden 
Theme of Daniel: Being Pleasing to God 
I. The Request 
II. The Response 
 1. Peace 
 2. Prayer 
 3. Praise 
III. The Revelation 
 1. God who Reveals 
 Daniel 2:28 
 "But there is a God in Heaven who reveals secrets, and He has made known to king Nebuchadnezzar what will be in the latter days." 
 2. God who Gives Authority 
 Daniel 2:37 (NKJV) 
 "You, o king, are a king of kings. For the God of heaven has given you a kingdom, power, strength, and glory." 
 3. God, who's Kingdom will Stand Forever 
 Daniel 2:44 (NKJV) 
 "And in the days of these kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall never he destroyed; ad the kingdom shall not be left to other people; it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever." 
IIII. Breakdown of the Great Image: 
 - Head of Gold: BabylonEmpire (625-539 B.C.) 
 - Chest of Silver: Medo-Persian Empire (539-331 B.C.) 
 - Stomach of Bronze: Greek Empire (331-63 B.C.) 
 - Legs of Iron: Roman Empire (63 B.C.-476 A.D.) 
 - Feet of Iron ad Clay: Revived Roman Empire to be established in the future 
 
Questions for Reflection and Discussion: 
1. We see through this chapter an example of God knowing and ruling through all times. Do you believe that God is all knowing and all powerful to rule in this world? How does that impact you life lived for God? 
2. Daniel's response to Nebuchadnezzar's was one of peace, prayer, and praise. What are your responses to outside events in this world? Are they reflective of Christ and your dependence on Him, or are they often reactionary and self-dependent?

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"Dreams and Kingdoms"
Daniel 2:1-49 Study Guide
Pastor: Justin Golden
Theme of Daniel: Being Pleasing to God
I. The Request
II. The Response
  1. Peace
  2. Prayer
  3. Praise
III. The Revelation
  1. God who Reveals
  Daniel 2:28
  "But there is a God in Heaven who reveals secrets, and He has made known to king Nebuchadnezzar what will be in the latter days."
  2. God who Gives Authority
  Daniel 2:37 (NKJV)
  "You, o king, are a king of kings. For the God of heaven has given you a kingdom, power, strength, and glory."
  3. God, who's Kingdom will Stand Forever
  Daniel 2:44 (NKJV)
  "And in the days of these kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall never he destroyed; ad the kingdom shall not be left to other people; it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever."
IIII. Bre

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