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III. Trust God and you will be blessed. v. 7-8 A. Willyou entrust yourself to the LORD? v. 7 Ps. 31:24 1. Hope in God alone. Pr. 3:5-6 Isa. 26:3-4 a. Repent of all other hopes. John 15:5 b. Acknowledge Him in everything you do. c. Entrust yourself by following His Word. Pr. 16:20 d. The issue is not mere outward works or ceremony, but yourheart! 2. God alone is trustworthy. Ps. 27:3 118:8-9 40:4 62:5-6 22:5 Isa. 50:10 Pr. 14:26 B. You will flourish. Ps. 52:8 1:3 92:13-14 1. Yoursecurity willbe unshakeable. Ps. 34:8 Isa. 44:4. Phil. 1:6 Ezek. 47:12 2. When hard times come, you will endure. II Cor. 4:8-11,16-18 a. There is no promise that those who trust God will avoid trials. 14:1 42:16, b. The believer lives above circumstances. c. These trials are used by God to strengthen you. Heb. 12:6-11 Rom. 5:3-4 d. The remnant will take root and be renewed. Isa. 37:31 3. You willflourish: continually bearing fruit unto the glory of God. John 15:5 C. Application: whom are you trusting? 1. Are you controlled by circumstances? 2. Oris your trust in the Lord? 3. Depression is not caused by circumstances, but failure to trust Christ. IV. Concluding application: you must choose whom you will trust. v. 9-10 A. Why would anyone be so foolish as to trust man instead of God? v. 9 1. Yourproblem is a heart problem. Pr. 4:23 2. Yourheart is utterly sinful: totally depraved. Rom. 8:7-8 3. Yourheart is deceitful. Isa. 5:20 a. The worst deceit is the deceit of self-righteousness. b. You may think that you are trusting in God when really you are not. 4. You cannot cure your own heart condition. 13:23 15:18 30:12 5. You need regeneration, not mere outward reform! Titus. 3:5 John 3:5f B. God knows your heart. v. 10 Ps. 139:1,23 44:21 1. Yoursin cannot be hidden from him. v. 10a 2. He testsyourmotives. 11:20 20:12 Pr. 17:3 3. He will bring judgment upon you. 32:19 C. God alone can change your heart. Jer. 31:31-34 1. Confess your desperate condition. 2. Ask Him to healyou. v. 14 D. A clear choice. 1. You are without excuse. 2. God invites you to Himself. 3:12ff Isa. 30:18. 70
Temptation I. Understanding Temptation. A. Temptation follows a pattern. James 1:13-15 B. The problem is in the heart. Mark 7:14-23 Prov. 4:23 Mt. 5:22,28 C. Addictionsare not diseases. D. God will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able. I Cor. 10:13 E. Christ has set you free from slavery to sin. Ro. 6:11,18 F. You are responsible to fight sin. Rom. 6:12ff G. Temptation needs to be dealt with radically. Mt. 5:29-30 II Tim. 2:22 H. You need to see that God is most desirable. Isa. 55:1-2 Proverbs 9 John 7:38 II. Scripture exposition. A. Sexual temptation. 1. II Samuel 11, Learning from King David s Mid-Life Failure 2. Genesis 39, Learning from Joseph s Temptation 3. The Pain of Porn 4. Proverbs 5-7, 9 B. Substance Abuse 1. Wisdom from Proverbs about Substance Abuse 2. Life Dominating Problems: Drugs, Alcohol, Etc. C. Isa. 55:1-2, Satisfaction for the Thirsty III. Data gathering. A. What is the counselee s history in dealing with this temptation? B. What is the counselee s pattern of falling into this temptation? C. Are you sure the counselee is a Christian? IV. Homework. A. Keep a temptation log. B. Radically deal with sources of temptation. Mt. 5:29-30 Prov. 5:8 II Tim. 2:22 C. Fill your mind with what is best. Phil. 4:8-9 D. Be busy serving God and others. E. Establish accountability. 71
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