Sermons citing 1 Timothy 5:17

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  1. …the church of God simply means in the kingdom of God, simply means in the family of God. It means in the sphere of God's influence, which we are.1 Timothy 5, verse 17, where he read and then he... taught us from 1 Timothy 5, from verse 17 to 18. Let the elders who rule, well, be counted worthy of what? Of double…

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  2. …5, verse 12. 1 Thessalonians 5, verse 12. So you want to be able to honor leadership. You want to be able to honor. And then you can also add1 Timothy 5 verse 17. I would have loved for you to just read it and amplify it. Read it. And then also stay in fellowship and service. That's the other point. Stay in…

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  3. …them a salary. You are freeing them from the burden of work so they can give their time to preaching and teaching. And Paul talks about that in1 Timothy chapter 5, verse 17. If you glance over, if you're still in 1 Timothy, the elders who direct the affairs of the church well are worthy of double honor, especially…

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  1. …it. Pray with them about it. But don't rush to be angry. Process the rebuke of a wise person with grace and with truth. I mean, this reminds me of1 Timothy chapter 5, where Paul is giving instruction to Timothy when it comes to rebuking older and younger people in the church. If you have your Bibles, let's turn…

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  2. …can be people that distract others from their work. They don't have their own work, so they get involved in other people's work. Paul uses this in1 Timothy chapter 5, 13 when he's addressing widows. Besides that, they learn to be idlers going about from house to house and not only idlers, but also gossips and…

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  3. …Uh we're supposed to honor widows who are widows indeed. There's a lot of scriptures that talk about who we should honor. Look, if you would at1 Timothy chapter 5, please. Honor, render honor to whom honor is due, if you would. Render those due things, honor to honor, wives to husband, husband to wives, honor…

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  4. …going to provide for their basic needs. In fact, look at the Bible says in the chapter before that if you're still there in First Timothy 6, go toFirst Timothy chapter 5verse #8. But if any provide not for his house and especially those for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith and is worse than an…

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  5. …to your master so that you don't dishonor the name of God, blasphemy, the name of God. That's that's pretty strong. Pretty strong language there.First Timothy chapter 5, churches, that's number three are to honor their leaders. First Timothy chapter 5 and verse #17 let the elders that rule well be counted worthy of…

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  6. …and that idea is found in the word Elder the word Elder means counselor. Let me give you some final thoughts here. As we close them back over. Thefirst Timothy chapter 5We're going to get to this in a second. Number one, the qualifications for pastors, reflect the immense importance of this ministry, right? We…

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