Preach the Word (JICC)
Weekly Reading
Monday: Genesis 18, Hebrews 8
Tuesday: Genesis 19, Hebrews 9
Wednesday: Genesis 20, Hebrews 10
Thursday: Genesis 21, Hebrews 11
Friday: Genesis 22
Saturday: Psalm 120-124, Proverbs 28
Sunday: Ezekiel 37-44
Tuesday: Genesis 19, Hebrews 9
Wednesday: Genesis 20, Hebrews 10
Thursday: Genesis 21, Hebrews 11
Friday: Genesis 22
Saturday: Psalm 120-124, Proverbs 28
Sunday: Ezekiel 37-44
Sermon Notes
Key Passage: 2 Timothy 4:1-5
1 Timothy 3:16-17
1 Timothy 1:16
Matthew 7:18
1. The Weight of the Charge
2. Call to Faithful Proclamation
3. The Temptation of a Comfortable Gospel
4. The Mission of Endurance
"This participial phrase is depicted as the activity of those who heap up the opportunistic teachers, who in essence prostitute themselves. In that sense it is an exercise in self-gratification. The expression is a figure of speech describing religious voyeurism that looks for interesting and juicy bits of information. This itching is relieved by the messages of the new teachers...North America and other relatively affluent regions, with their consumerist and often narcissistic social orders, decreasing biblical literacy, and lack of appetite for features of the gospel and God as presented in Scripture, are prime venues for such activity. Through electronic means the West's deceptions and delusions find ready recipients worldwide. The antidote would lie, not in denouncing the West, but in rediscovering the message Paul and Timothy preached and living accordingly." - Robert Yarbrough
1 Timothy 3:16-17
1 Timothy 1:16
Matthew 7:18
1. The Weight of the Charge
2. Call to Faithful Proclamation
3. The Temptation of a Comfortable Gospel
4. The Mission of Endurance
"This participial phrase is depicted as the activity of those who heap up the opportunistic teachers, who in essence prostitute themselves. In that sense it is an exercise in self-gratification. The expression is a figure of speech describing religious voyeurism that looks for interesting and juicy bits of information. This itching is relieved by the messages of the new teachers...North America and other relatively affluent regions, with their consumerist and often narcissistic social orders, decreasing biblical literacy, and lack of appetite for features of the gospel and God as presented in Scripture, are prime venues for such activity. Through electronic means the West's deceptions and delusions find ready recipients worldwide. The antidote would lie, not in denouncing the West, but in rediscovering the message Paul and Timothy preached and living accordingly." - Robert Yarbrough
Discussion Questions
3DQ - 3 discipleship questions to ask each other: What is God saying to you? What are you going to do about it? How can I help?
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