@Rodney Barton fantastic!

Thanks for the help everyone. Here is what I went with. I had shorter statements for the screen and for people to make notes but then reiterated the longer point. Principle – Faith Sees Life In Light Of Eternity: Faith Enables People To View Present Circumstances In Light of the Promise of Eternity. Problem – Triumphs And Trials Take Our Focus Off Eternity: When Triumphs and Trials Come We Lose Sight of Eternity and Live According to the Flesh. Gospel – Jesus’s Work On The Cross Guarantees Eternity: Jesus’s Work on the Cross Guarantees We Will Receive Eternity Promised. Response – The Guarantee of Eternity Shapes Our Living: We Get To Live In Light of Eternity, Persisting in the Faith Regardless of Circumstances.

I used the essentials to input my basic content and then walked through it in the Sermon Studio. I feel like it helped me refine my ideas more and be more clear. I had already done all my work but having the studio prompt me with the questions was very helpful this past Sunday. Still processing how to integrate the PPGR with my previous learning, experience, personality, and perspectives.

@McKay Caston totally! I told a friend it feels like when you get a hitting coach or someone to help you improve your golf swing and then they go and tell you to change one aspect of your swing. It feels very unnatural at first because you've developed a particular habit.

@McKay Caston I went with these. First ones are the statements I put on the screen and the second are the fuller versions. Principle: The Life Of Faith Lives In Light of His Promises. The life of faith that pleases God looks forward to the fulfillment of His promises. Problem: We Don’t Always Live In Light of His Promises. When we encounter delays in the fulfillment of His promises we question and go our own way. Gospel: The Son Always Lived In Light of the Promises. Another Father gave his only son so we can experience the fulfillment of His promises. Response: We Are Enabled To Live In Light of the Promises. The Fulfillment of His promises enables us to live by faith even when we experience delays.

@McKay Caston totally!!!

@Scott Nichols well yes, that would be the preference. Sometimes we have to pick though, right?

@Mark Acsay that's great!

@Adin Husu that's what I'm thinking! I've been hesitant to embrace having people standing for the reading of the primary text because my logical thinking goes "why don't we stand for every time we read God's word" throughout the sermon and the service. But if we distinguish it for just the primary text reading and have it distinct it can aid in a lot of ways.

@James Pavlic Interesting idea!