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Introduction: pages 9-13
Christ’s primary concern was not social or political
The Church is not fighting a culture war
Matthew 16:18
“Believers need to put our energies into the ministry that can transform lives, not into laws.”
—John MacArthur
Morality Damns (pg.10)
Morality cannot change the heart
Jesus confronted the moral Pharisees
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Matthew 23:16
Isaiah 64
Romans 3:
People
“People can change their lives.”
“Morality can’t save anyone from guilt or fuel genuine godliness.”
The Church needs to be careful moral or social justice doesn’t distract from the main task
The True Calling of the Church (pg.12)
Don’t turn our mission field into our enemy
“Angry protests”
“Partisan politics”
Timothy ministered in a culture like ours
2 Timothy
We must show the world love and not be like Jonah
“The world is the way it is today because it is the world.”
Example Jonah
Matthew 5
“Virtually every admonition, rebuke, warning, and call to repentance our Lord makes in these letters is applicable to the church in the twenty-first century—including today’s best-known and most-influential evangelical churches.
It’s time for us to pay attention to the letters to those in Revelation and heed Christ’s call to reform His Church.”
Calling the Church to Repent: pages 15-36
Church repenting collectively?
The Great Ejection (pg.16)
History of the Puritans against the Anglican Church
Continuing to rid church of remaining Roman Catholic influences and practices
Act of Uniformity August 24, 1662 an attempt silence opposition to the Anglican Church
Matthew Meade
JB Marsden
Puritan pastors who lost their pulpits but continued to preach: Richard Baxter, John Flavel, Thomas Brooks, and Thomas Watson
The Legacy of the Reformation (pg.19)
Institutional corruption
Hersey and spiritual deception
John Wycliffe and John Huss
Martin Luther
John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, Philip Melanchthon, Theodore Beza, John Knox
The Pathology of an Apostate Church (pg.23)
“Consider the spiritual ground that is lost when the church surrenders biblical authority.
If Scripture does not speak with absolute, inerrant authority, the offer of justification by grace through faith cannot be extended to desperate sinners.”
JM
Doing away with biblical authority opens the door for false doctrine and false teachers
Todays church is surrendering to the characteristics of the corrupt Catholic Church in the days of Martin Luther
Apostasy happens gradually
…maybe we can be more relevant and inviting to the world if we don’t take this verse or that sin too seriously.
Dangerous philosophy
The Alleged Advantages of the Early Church (pg.26)
Call to early church model
Anti-large church
Even the early church had problems
An Apostle in Exile (pg.26)
Revelation before getting into God’s judgment on the unrepentant sinners first addresses the churches
Real historical churches
Time periods and today’s churches might be similar to these 7 churches
Periods of persecution
Revelation 1
Judgement for the Household of God
2 Timothy
God’s warnings to the church should be taken seriously
Apostate Israel is an example God will bring judgement
The Lord’s Work in His Church: pages 37-53
A Voice Like a Trumpet (pg.39)
In the Spirit
“not a normal human experience”
Ezekiel
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“on the Lord’s day”
The day the Lord was resurrected
The day the early observed because of the significance of the day
“heard behind me a loud voice like the sound of a trumpet”
Exodus 19:
Loud voice or sound proceed solemn announcements or heavenly praise
Revelation
Revelation 14:
“What you see, write in a book and send it to the seven churches which are in Asia...”
What you see, write in a book and send it to the seven churches which are in Asia: to Ephesus, to Smyrna, to Pergamos, to Thyatira, to Sardis, to Philadelphia, and to Laodicea.”
One of John’s last tasks
The importance of the local church
The Lord in His Church (pg.41)
Seven golden lampstands
Value
Main purpose is to shine light
Like the Son of Man
High Priest in the midst of the lights
Jesus is active in His Church
We can find comfort
We can find encouragement
Matthew 28:
Son of Man
Jesus is active in His Church
We can find comfort
We can find encouragement
The Interceding High Priest (pg.43)
The Interceding High Priest (pg.43)
His clothing appears to be that of the Great High Priest
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