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Living Waters of Grace 12.30.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Lewis
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  Harold, assistant pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland
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  County in Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Lewis as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  So in order to prevent that danger, you can't lay hands on
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  people too soon. So a pastor should not be a
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  novice. You know, they can be gifted.
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  Often times they are. They're gifted.
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  They have a lot of abilities. Seen it.
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  But then as soon as adversity hits, soon as someone disagrees,
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  when you get a chance to witness someone in those situations,
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  that's when you find out exactly what the maturity level is,
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  where that person is at, mature wise.
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  If you put a gumball under a 50 ton hydraulic press, what
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  happens? You get gum everywhere.
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  Now put a diamond underneath that same pressure and what do
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  you get? Well, you'll still get bits of
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  diamond everywhere, but it will take a lot longer and a lot more
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  pressure. The point I'm making, and Pastor
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  Lewis will solidify today is that things under pressure
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  reveal a lot. You can learn a great deal about
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  a person when you observe them under pressure.
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  Today Pastor Lewis remind you that an elder is someone who is
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  seasoned and experienced under pressure.
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  Now here's Pastor Lewis in the Book of First Timothy, chapter
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  3, with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace.
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  So it wasn't, you know, far off that Paul talks about this, but
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  we should not be verbally or physically contentious.
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  We shouldn't be contentious with anybody and always looking for a
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  fight shouldn't be quick tempered in that way at all,
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  shouldn't be prone to that type of violence.
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  And then ten he says, not greedy for money, not greedy for money.
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  And you would think that this is something that you shouldn't
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  have to talk about. But you know, the desire to
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  obtain more and more money can happen before you know it.
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  You know, when money starts to be an object for you, before you
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  know it, almost everything that you do is geared around you
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  getting money is geared around you getting money.
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  You know, people talk about is it unlawful to gamble or to do
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  things of that nature? But when you think about it,
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  when someone is given to that to the point where they're losing
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  control, it's because the money has become almost, it's come
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  like an idol and they're constantly seeking more and more
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  and more of it. We also understand that the, you
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  know, the people who are in the ministry for money, you know,
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  are, are, are in it for the wrong reason.
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  I mean, if a person goes in to be a pastor because they're
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  trying to be rich, then they're going into it for the wrong
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  reason. We shouldn't run our churches
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  like corporations where we care more about revenue than we do
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  about souls. We can't do that.
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  It's about sharing the gospel and getting the gospel message
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  out for to win souls and once those souls are one to teach
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  them in the ways of the Lord to disciple those souls, not to
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  make money, not to make money. We don't even like pass around
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  plates and things of that nature, you know, trying to get,
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  you know, money or push people to get money.
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  I have been in churches where people have taken multiple
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  offerings because they didn't get what they wanted the first
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  time. So they take multiple offerings
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  to get what they want. I've seen that happen.
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  But in this church, I've never seen money be the main issue.
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  Won't teach about money as being the main issue.
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  If we feel like the week before, well the offering was a little
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  low. So this week I'm going to teach
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  on money. I've seen churches to do it, so
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  thank God we don't do that. We don't even have offerings in
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  here. You never want to see anybody in
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  here walking up to you asking you for money or pushing money.
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  That's just not something we do, and ministry shouldn't be about
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  that. That's like having a covetous
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  pastors who are always looking to make more money.
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  There's some pastors who are involved in schemes outside of
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  the church to try to make more and more money for themselves.
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  Well, if you're focused on that, it's very hard to be focused on
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  shepherding the flock. It's going to be hard to take
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  time to study and to be in prayer.
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  If you're always thinking about your next scheme to make money,
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  it takes over. It takes over.
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  And the more you get, the more you want.
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  That's just the trap of the devil.
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  That's the trap of the devil. And that's something that we
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  have to try to avoid so that we don't get in that trap.
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  And we it's, it's circular. It just keeps you moving and
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  going and going and going. And first Peter, in first Peter
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  chapter 5, chapter 5, it says the elders who are among you.
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  I exhort I am a fellow elder and a witness of the suffering of
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  Christ, and also a partaker of the glory that will be revealed.
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  He says, shepherd the flock of God, which is among you, serving
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  as overseers, not by compulsion, but willingly, not by dishonest
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  gain. That means trying to do things
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  to bring money in so that I can gain more money, but eagerly,
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  nor as being Lords over those entrusted to you.
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  So we should not be always given to looking for and trying to
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  accumulate more and more money. Calvin had an interesting quote.
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  He says, I repeat, that the man who will not bear poverty
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  patiently and willingly will inevitably, inevitably become
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  the victim of mean and sordid covetousness.
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  So we become victims to covetousness when we do not
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  allow ourselves to just trust in the Lord, to make him our
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  Jehovah Jireh. And I can tell you by doing that
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  here that Lord has been faithful.
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  He has been faithful. He's taking care of this house,
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  He's taking care of the house and the needs of the house.
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  As long as we, I've heard, you know, years ago, I was always
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  taught that when we take care of God's business, he'll take care
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  of ours. And I found that to be true.
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  I found out to be true. So we go on.
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  He says 1. He says not dumb, he said not
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  greedy for money, but gentle. He should be gentle.
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  You know, not someone who is impatient or someone who is not
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  approachable, but he should be gentle.
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  It should not be a problem to approach a pastor.
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  He should be able to listen to others and listen to others
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  opinions, listen to criticisms, opposing views without
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  overreacting or reacting in a defensive or an aggressive
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  manner. But to be gentle with people, be
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  gentle with each other, be gentle with the flock.
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  He also says they try to allow others to serve in the church.
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  And this is one of the things that I really love about here at
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  Calvary Chapel that we give those who we see that God is
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  putting a passion on your heart for ministry.
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  We give you the room to be able to go and to serve in that
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  ministry. And not only do we not interfere
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  with your serving, but we are a covering and not a lid.
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  We support you and encourage you in that ministry, but we don't
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  stunt your growth in that ministry.
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  We don't stunt how big that ministry can grow to or the
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  things that you can do in that ministry.
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  We don't stunt the growth of your ministry.
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  We encourage you long as it's a blessing.
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  It lines up with the Word of God.
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  People were being blessed by it. Souls are being touched by it.
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  People were getting into the Word of God through it.
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  We have no issue only want to know what can we do to help How
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  can we assist you? What resources can we give you,
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  but we not going to be a lid and try to stop your progression and
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  then in #12 says that he's not quarrelsome.
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  The man of God shouldn't be course, when we talked about
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  that a little bit and that's talking about fighting, but this
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  is more verbally fighting, always being contentious with
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  someone verbally getting into arguments and things of that
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  nature. And that that's that that's it's
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  kind of prideful. You know, when, when, when a man
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  of God is always being defensive and getting into arguments with
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  people, whether it's about the word or about something that's
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  happening here, you know, like we can't listen to hear.
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  If you feel like you have an idea about how to do something a
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  little better than what we're doing it, you know, absolutely,
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  of course, through prayer, through much prayer and
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  supplication, that's when we actually move on doing things.
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  But absolutely we listen and hear what people want to share,
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  what people want to share. We want to do that.
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  So we're not being argumentative, but the people
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  who are being argumentative always getting into disputes
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  that nature, that can be a problem.
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  Wheresby says this, he says short tempers do not make for
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  long ministries. You know, you got a short
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  temper, you'll probably have a short ministry as well.
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  In verse three, he says do not be covetous.
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  And we talked about that and that has to do with someone who
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  is a lover of money. And we know what it says in
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  First Timothy that, you know, if you're a lover of money, that
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  can cause problems, a lot of problems, causes you to suffer
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  many things. But it's the love of money
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  that's the root of all evil, not money itself.
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  It's the love of it that's the root of all evil.
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  And then he goes on here in verse four.
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  He says one who rules his own house well, having his children
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  in submission with all reverence.
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  Verse 5 says if a man does not know how to rule his own house,
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  how will he take care of the House of God?
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  So we have to look at a couple things here.
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  First of all, when he talks about ruling, he's talking about
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  managing his house well or stands before his house or
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  presides over his house, governs his house well.
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  A pastor and elder must be able to manage their own house, must
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  be able to have his own children in subjection to be able to
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  minister to anyone else. Now, we're not talking that we
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  know that people know children. They grow up, they get older,
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  they leave the house. You know, you don't always.
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  We don't have control over people that leaves your house
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  anymore. They make their own decisions.
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  That's part of growing up and growing out.
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  They make their own decisions. But the children who are in the
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  house with you, how well do we manage the house with the with
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  children, you know, that are in the house?
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  And that's not to say that every again, that's not to say that
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  every pastor has to have children.
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  Doesn't mean that they have to have children.
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  But if they do, the children should respect the man of God.
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  They should have respect for you because see, if there's
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  something going on at home that's different than going on
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  here, The first place that you'll detect that is going to
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  be in the face of the children. It's going to be in the lives of
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  the children. They're going to be able to tell
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  you the law and I ain't the same God that we live with.
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  Yeah, I know who that is. Stand up there teaching because
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  I ain't the same God that we go home with, you know, I mean, you
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  know, it, it, it, it's, it's, it's again part of that double
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  life. And and kids don't respect
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  hypocrisy no more than adults respect hypocrisy.
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  They can see it, they can sense it.
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  And if you know, and if and if you're doing it at home, then
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  how are you going to manage the House of God?
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  Our children should be respectful.
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  They should obey them and be in subjection to them.
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  And the reason why is because the example that they see is
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  someone who is subject to the leading and the authority of
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  Jesus Christ. That's why a family should be
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  able to follow the man of God. It's because they see that he is
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  willing to submit himself to his authority, which is Christ.
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  A woman will follow that, a wife will follow that, and so will
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  the children. They'll follow that, but he goes
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  on here and he said to take care.
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  How will he take care of the House of God or the Church of
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  God? And that take care actually
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  deals with ministering to the Church of God.
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  How will someone who doesn't minister to the needs of their
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  own home and address the needs in their own home?
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  How will they address the needs in the House of God?
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  And it's taking care of those needs when someone is hurting,
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  when someone is was going through sorrow, when someone is
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  going through different needs or hurts, If someone gets into sin,
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  how does the man of God respond to that?
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  How does the man of God respond to that?
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  That's what this is talking about, how, you know, taking
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  care of the Church of God. It's the shepherd.
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  Remember, he's a shepherd, and a shepherd takes care of the
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  sheep, and one of the main ways that the shepherd takes care of
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  the sheep is by feeding the sheep.
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  Just to go back to that whole thing about being able to teach,
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  you have to feed the sheep. The sheep has to be fed.
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  If the sheep aren't fed, they die.
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  Sheep that aren't fed die. So you have to feed the sheep
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  and that's taking care of the sheep.
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  The next one that he talks about here is not a novice.
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  He said he shouldn't be a novice and this is a big one.
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  It's an important one because often times in a church, because
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  of need, people kind of lay hands on other people too soon
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  because there's a need. So you lay hands on someone too
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  soon and they put them in a position before they are ready
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  to be in that position. It should not be a novice.
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  And this is not saying, in other words, what it's saying here is
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  that they should not be someone who is newly planted or a new
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  convert. Now there are people that come
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  into the ministry, they get saved and they grow really,
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  really fast. I've seen it how, I mean, you
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  know, people, they can grow really fast.
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  I mean, they're hungry, they're eating up God's Word, and
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  they're growing, and you're watching this growth.
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  But maturity comes over time. It has nothing to do with age.
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  It has to do with time in the Word, time in the faith to be
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  mature. What have you experienced?
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  You know, it's not how long someone's been a pastor, but how
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  long have they been saved? That's the question.
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  How long have you actually been saved?
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  You know, you don't get saved one week and then two months
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  later, three months later, you put someone in the ministry.
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  That can't happen. That sets that person up for
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  danger, sets them up to get puffed up with pride and because
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  they don't know how to handle those things yet, have not had
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  the humility that is necessary to have one.
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  Age doesn't have anything to do with Christian maturity, but
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  there's a lot of things they have to learn.
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  You know, Paul talks about the, I'm sorry, Peter talks about the
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  fact that we have to add to our faith once we get saved.
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  And that takes time to add different things to our faith
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  once we get saved. So in order to prevent that
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  danger, you can't lay hands on people too soon.
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  So a pastor should not be a novice.
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  You know, they can be gifted. Often times they are.
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  They're gifted. They have a lot of abilities.
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  Seen it. But then as soon as adversity
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  hits, soon as someone disagrees, when you get a chance to witness
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  someone in those situations, that's when you find out exactly
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  what the maturity level is, where that person is at.
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  Mature wise haven't had an opportunity to view their prayer
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  life or to see them when they're being criticized, or to view
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  their faithfulness to the current ministry.
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  How faithful are they to the current ministry that they're
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  in? Because that's very important.
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  So these are all fruit that we look at and, and the last one,
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  and we're going to close on this one, is a good testimony among
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  those who are outside of the church.
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  A good testimony. Look at what it says there in
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  verse 7. Moreover, he must have a good
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  testimony among those who are outside, lest he fall into
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  reproach or shame and the snare of the devil.
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  The elder or pastor must have a good reputation not only in the
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  church but also in the community.
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  If you have, if, if a person is a pastor and in the community,
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  people are able to say things about the pastor, say things
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  about the pastor that are true, that's an issue.
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  Who's going to come in here and listen to a pastor that they've
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  seen out on the corners or listen to a pastor, you know,
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  how's the guy who owns a bar going to come in and listen to a
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  pastor who's frequenting a bar stool in his bar?
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  Or maybe a woman who's, you know, looking at changing her
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  life and maybe right now she may be a dancer or something and she
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  comes in and say, man, I know him.
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  I mean, these are all drug dealers.
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  He's one of my, he's one of my customers.
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  How will a man be able to witness the word of God if
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  that's what's going on? Seeing it happen, seeing it
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  happen. Reputation in the community is
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  important. Got to be respected in the
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  community as well as outside. Just because someone doesn't
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  agree with you, someone doesn't want to be saved.
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  Just because they're not into church, so to speak, it doesn't
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  mean that they don't respect the pastor.
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  They see him. He's always speaking to him,
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  even though they don't. They haven't showed up in the
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  church yet. He's invited them several times
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  and they haven't showed up yet, but yet they respect them.
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  They never slander him. They're not saying anything
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  about him. Yeah, he's a good guy.
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  Just ain't going to this church. I ain't into that right now.
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  Never know what God would do with their hearts later.
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  He just got to keep on asking. That's what I'll do.
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  We just keep on asking. You know, I couldn't make it
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  this week because I had this to do.
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  No problem. Catch you next time, man.
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  See you next time. Yeah, I'll be there.
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  I'll be there. OK.
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  That's how it goes. That's how it goes.
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  It's just like that sometimes. But we must have a good
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  reputation so we don't let the devil be able to speak.
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  I'll of us. In Acts 16 and 2, Paul said that
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  Timothy was well spoken of amongst the men in Lystra and
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  the reason why is because he gave a good example.
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  He walked in the ways that were of good behavior and he had a
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  good testimony and a good reputation among those who are
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  without. See, all these traits that we
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  talked about are really traits that Jesus Christ has.
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  He has these same traits. And we cannot get these, but by
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  the power of the Holy Spirit, I look at some of these traits and
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  I said, oh, Lord, have mercy, have mercy.
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  How am IA, pastor? These aren't things that you can
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  do yourself. These aren't things that you can
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  become yourself. These aren't things that you can
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  become yourself. These aren't things that you can
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  try to act or try to show in front of people, but really
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  they're not in your heart. Lord, have mercy and put these
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  things in my heart. Holy Spirit, lead me in these
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  things lead me in the way everlasting.
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  I don't want to be a castaway when I when I teach the word of
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  God and though I'm teaching to somebody else and yet I'm
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  disqualifying myself by what I'm saying.
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  I don't want to be that. So Holy Spirit, I need you to
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  help me and we all need this. This isn't just, it's it, you
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  know, he's talking about it here for leaders, but this isn't just
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  about for leaders. This is Christian life.
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  This is Christian life. This should be the description
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  of all of us, but the only way we can attain to it is through
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  the Holy Spirit. And thank God he's so merciful
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  because we don't have all these things.
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  He don't stop. That's it, you're done.
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  You have 5 out of the seven, sit down.
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  You got to have all of them. Sit down.
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  You can't do this no more. Thank God He doesn't do that.
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  He doesn't disqualify us because we don't have it all together.
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  The Bible tells us that the good work that he's begun and us,
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  he's going to continue to do it until the day of Jesus Christ.
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  That means as long as we're living, He is sanctifying us
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  into a good work. Let's pray.
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  Father, we thank you for your word.
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  We thank you for your instruction.
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  We thank you for your goodness, Father.
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  We ask now, Lord, that You would touch our hearts, This word,
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  Lord, that you gave us today in First Timothy.
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  These instructions, Lord. These are high standards, Lord.
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  And these are things, Lord, that it takes prayer, it takes the
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  movement of your Holy Spirit in US, Lord, for us to be able to
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  attain to such things. Even Paul himself said, even
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  though I'm not attained and I've not apprehended everything, but
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  what I do is that I put those things that are behind me and I
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  reach toward those things that are before me, and I press
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  toward the mark of the high calling of God.
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  So yesterday or today, I may have fallen short on some of
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  these things that we talked about.
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  Maybe some of us fell short, but we can put those things behind
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  us, Lord, and we can seek You today and ask You, Lord, to help
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  us today to attain those things, Lord, to put those things in our
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  hearts and to help us to live a life, Lord, that is worthy of
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  the call wherewith we are all called.
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  So, Father, even as we do that, we remember your sacrifice
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  because you left heaven with a reputation in heaven, Lord, You
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  were glorified, and you came down here to earth amongst men
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  who mocked you, who slandered you, who talked about you, who
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  spoke I'll of you, who lied on you, all for the purpose of
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  setting you up to take your life, Lord.
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  But yet your word says that even when you were reviled, we were
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  persecute, persecuted. Lord, You never reviled.
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  You didn't revile again even when you were threatened, Lord,
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  you didn't threaten that. You never threw back the spear
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  that was thrown at you, but instead, Lord, you committed
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  yourself to the Father, to the one who judges righteously.
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  Thank you for tuning in to Living Waters of Grace with
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  Pastor Lewis Harrell. We're currently in the books of
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  First and Second Timothy. Some of the things included in
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  these New Testament letters from Paul are that the young and
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  newly established Pastor Timothy was being encouraged to hold
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  fast to what was true. He was challenged to confront
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  and address the false teachers that were rising up.
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  He was also reminded to accept his calling to the ministry with
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  gratefulness and to address the happenings going on in the
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  Ephesian church. Paul was imparting his
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  experience and knowledge to the next generation.
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  Timothy was receptive to learning and gleaning what he
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  could from Paul's wisdom. This is how it should be in
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  ministry across multiple generations.
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  Those who have lived a little more life should be open to
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  sharing their successes and also things they've learned along the
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  way. That we're not a wind.
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  The younger generations coming up can learn and appreciate much
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  from those ahead of them, and perhaps avoid some of the same
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  pitfalls that their mentors work through mentoring.
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  It's a beautiful relationship. When the hearts are in the right
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  place to learn and grow. You trust that you're in a
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  community where this is happening.
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  Older ones providing advice and wisdom, and each side learning
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  and growing from one another. This certainly was the case for
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  Paul and Timothy as they were comrades for the sake of the
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  gospel. For more information on where
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  this teaching came from, go to calvarychapelonline.com.
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  There you can also learn about our service times to join us in
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  person. This has been living waters of
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  grace.