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1 Timothy 4:1–5 · BSB
4:1 Now the Spirit expressly states that in later times some will abandon the faith to follow deceitful spirits and the teachings of demons,
4:2 influenced by the hypocrisy of liars, whose consciences are seared with a hot iron.
4:3 They will prohibit marriage and require abstinence from certain foods that God has created to be received with thanksgiving by those who believe and know the truth.
4:4 For every creation of God is good, and nothing that is received with thanksgiving should be rejected,
4:5 because it is sanctified by the word of God and prayer.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…mind, an open conscience before him for the Holy Spirit to convict and to draw you. That is what we desire. This seared conscience is spoken of in1 Timothy 4, verses 1 through 5. I urge you not to yield to teaching that either takes away your liberty in Christ or one that is libertine. That is, it denies the law of God and…
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…that the Holy Spirit didn't want us to do it. Amen? Now wait a minute, I must say that again because you're you're you're deep in thought here.1 Timothy chapter 4and uh 1 Peter chapter 2. 1 Timothy 4 and 1 Peter 2. Now when you finish, we have all presumed upon God's grace and God's mercy and God's…
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…so I know how to rule. Look at 1 Timothy 4 real quick. Stay with me now. 1 Timothy 4, setting something up here, setting it up, stay with me.1 Timothy chapter 4. You say you're still defining the problem. That's correct. I'm still defining the problem. 1 Timothy 4. We'll define the solution in just a…
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…freedoms. Look at all the different foods we can eat. The tastes and the textures and the colors and the varieties of them. And He says in1 Timothy chapter 4, For every creature of God is good, and nothing is to be refused if it is good. received with thanksgiving, for it is sanctified by the word of God…
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…I will hear again one day soon. That we'll do this together, not separated. We'll do this together one day. If you have a Bible, would you turn to1 Timothy chapter 4? We'll start in verse 6. And while you're turning there, let me just briefly introduce myself. My name is Matt, as you've heard, and uh I'm a…
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…That the faith for greater works comes from the gift, or rather it's a gift that we've received in Christ. Let's see what Paul was saying in1 Timothy 4, verse 1 to 16, talking about, you know, let's leave this one because it's going to take time. James 2, verse 1, but you can write 1 Timothy 4, verse 1 to 16. He…
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…need to know we should know how to give an answer to every man. That's that is part of being a Christian. And and to that end, the Bible says infirst Timothy chapter 4and verse 13, give thyself to reading. Give thyself to reading. Oh, I don't like to read. I don't like to study. I'm the I got out of school and…
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…there is another one. They lay hands on them. Paul later reminded Timothy that hands were laid on him. Did you understand what I'm saying? Look at1 Timothy chapter 4. 1 Timothy chapter 4 verse 14. Do not neglect the gifts. You see that again? He told the church in Rome, I want to come to you so that I might…
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…flame the gift of God. Paul knew that Timothy sometimes needed a little encouragement, a little courage, a little boldness. You may remember in1 Timothy, chapter 4, he reminds Timothy don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set the example for the believers. Here he has to remind Timothy…
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…what God miraculously does in the life of a church. So what is this labor? This labor that the church has helped support? Would you turn now to1 Timothy chapter 4? Because Paul says a similar thing to the next generation. And remember, Timothy was not an apostle. Timothy was a delegate and an elder, just a…
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…allowing me the opportunity to come and to spend this Sunday with you. I want to invite you, if you would take your Bibles, be making your way to1 Timothy, chapter 4. We're going to be looking in 1 Timothy, chapter 4. It is good for us to be able to declare the holiness of God, the goodness of God and the fact…
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…allow this body to do what it wants to do. My body doesn't like to exercise, but it's important for that to happen right now. What is Paul sayingFirst Timothy chapter 4and verse 8 for bodily exercise. Profit is little. There you go, I don't need to exercise doesn't do any good anyway. He doesn't say don't…
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Our sermon text this morning comes from1 Timothy chapter 4. Reading the whole chapter. Paul wrote to Timothy, his young assistant, pupil, minister. He had quite an assignment, Timothy did. Probably about…
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