Watch Out for Those Who Cause Divisions - Ryan Fullerton
- Preacher
- Tim Conway
- Tradition
- Baptist — Reformed
- Published
- Length
- 52:21
About this sermon
Ryan Fullerton preached this message on December 13, 2020. It is a balanced message that deals with a topic that is often avoided. Have you ever thought of the subtle ways in which people can create division? Such as, "adoring fandom" and so on? Romans 16:17 - I appeal to you, brothers, to watch out for those who cause divisions and create obstacles contrary to the doctrine that you have been taught; avoid them. Ryan Fullerton @Immanuelky 0:00 - Introduction and Opening Prayer 1:26 - Reading text - Romans 16.17 2:51 - A dragon stands before a woman about to give birth... 6:58 - Why consider this image that we find in Revelation? To remind us of the Devil's attack. 10:49 - Remember the context of Romans 16. 14:24 - Avoid the attitude of carelessness. 18:05 - How do you spot divisive people? What are they not? 22:03 - So what does real division look like? 22:10 - Adoring fandom is divisive. 24:46 - The division that occurs in Romans 16 is the division that comes from false doctrine. 27:58 - Avoid the attitude of tolerance. 30:16 - Why don't we obey this passage as promptly as we are called to do? 32:58 - 2 - We are too tolerant of divisive individuals because false teachers are appealing. 33:10 - No amount of smoothness and flattery makes it true! 36:59 - 3 - We don't believe the divisive are as sinister as the Bible says they are. 38:31 - 4 - We do not understand the danger the false teacher is to young believers. 39:25 - Avoid the attitude of obedience... 43:55 - A Biblical diet? 44:51 - We need to avoid hopelessness. 47:42 - Jesus out flanked the devil 50:48 - In closing. WhatsApp - https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9XSeR1SWsuk1Km6O1G X - https://twitter.com/illbehonest Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/illbehonest/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/illbehonestwillyou/ Website - https://illbehonest.com/
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