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There are many statements condeming the character, practice, and doctrine of false teachers who were leading astray the sheep of Christ.

Jesus said to beware of false prophets. John tells us why. They are deceivers. Join Pastor Steve as he looks at 2 John 7 and talks about why it is important to expose heresy.

INTRODUCTION We have the wonderful privilege of looking at 2 John again this morning Please take your Bibles and turn with me to 2 John Today we’re concluding our study of this short letter to the “chosen lady and her children” We’ve had a rich time in this letter these past two weeks and look forward…

What are the consequences of entertaining and listening to false teachers? Join Pastor Steve as he looks at 2 John 1:8-13 and shows the two responses we must have.

A verse by verse exposition of the Book of Jude which was written in the first century AD. Jude gives warnings and encouragement to the early church which are extremely applicable to today's churches as well.

In a drastic change of tone, John shifts from the happy, airy theme of loving one another to the darker nature of false teachers and doctrine. Listen on and learn how you can protect yourself from false teachings.

Peter tells his readers that false teachers are present, therefore all Believers must Be Aware and Beware.

Another gospel?

Peter's written two letters warning readers to be aware of and beware of false teachers and teachings...especially in the church. Based on these two letters, Pastor biblically address several topics under the umbrella of wokeism.

Where did Paul get his gospel? What was the opposition saying? What are we to do with it?

1 Timothy 4:1-5

"Don't talk to strangers" is a very familiar statement we heard when we were growing up. Our parents told us this for our protection. But there have been many who have not heeded this advice, sometimes to their own destruction. As spiritual children of any age, we are to take this to heart when it comes to spiritual things peddled by false teachers. But with so much teaching, how can we discern truth from error? What are we who want to live by the Truth to do this? Come with the Grace United crew as we take a warning from the Corinthian Church who were entertaining strangers unaware.

The husband and wife Christian music team "Out of the Grey" gave the church a challenge: walk in the bright light of God's truth. There are spiritual absolutes. But this means that Christians will, as a matter of course face opposition. Tragically, this sometimes means sons and daughters of God will retreat to "the grey". How can Christians maintain a "light-filled" life? Come with the Grace United crew as we explore the ways the Lord is calling us to forsake the "grey."

Sarcasm. Sorrow. Doesn't sound very uplifting. And it doesn't seem as though the apostles, writing under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit would even use something as potentially damaging as sarcasm in their letters. But "desperate times call for desperate measures." What were the desperate times Paul and the Corinthians found themselves in? How can the Lord use this passage, to include sarcasm and sorrow, for our benefit? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover the value of Paul's use of sarcasm and his openness to discuss his sorrow over the Corinthians.

Many skeptics have tried to point out that the Bible contains contradictions, like Proverbs 26:4-5: "Don't answer a fool" on one hand, but we are to "Answer a fool" on the other. What is that all about? And what does that have to do with Paul's ongoing battle with the false teachers who have infiltrated the church of Corinth? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover how Paul employs divine wisdom, answering fools according to their folly.

"God's fools." This is what Paul actually called himself and his fellow leaders whom God used to build the church in Corinth. What does it mean to be God's fool? As a Christian, why would one even desire to to label himself or herself in this way? It's been said, "Paul was a fool for Christ. Whose fool are you?" Come with the Grace United crew to find out how this is so.

This lesson looks at more teachings from Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus taught about how to judge others, how to ask God for things, how to treat others, which gate to enter in, and what those who hear and do what Jesus says are like.