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2 Peter 2:1-9 - In a World of Bad Theology, Be Like Lot and Noah · The Bible Explained with Jenn Kokal

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Speaker 1: get into 2 Peter 2. This is going to be
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to really give much of an introduction
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Speaker 1: into 2 Peter 2. You guys will see what it's
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Speaker 1: about right as we dive in. Let's read 2 Peter 2,
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Speaker 1: 1 through 11. I'll be reading as I usually do
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Speaker 1: from the World English Bible. But false prophets also rose
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Speaker 1: among the people, as false teachers will also be among you,
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Speaker 1: who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, denying even the
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Speaker 1: master who bought them, bringing on themselves swift destruction. Many
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Speaker 1: will follow in their immoral ways, and as a result,
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Speaker 1: the way of the truth will be maligned. In covetousness,
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Speaker 1: they will exploit you with deceptive words, whose sentence now
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Speaker 1: from of old doesn't linger, and their destruction will not slumber.
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Speaker 1: For if God didn't spare the angels when they sinned,
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Speaker 1: but cast them down to Tartarus, and committed them to
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Speaker 1: pits of darkness to be reserved for judgment, and didn't
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Speaker 1: spare the ancient world, but preserved Noah with seven others,
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Speaker 1: a preacher of righteousness when he brought a flood on
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Speaker 1: the world of the ungodly, and turning the cities of
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Speaker 1: Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes, condemned them to destruction, having
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Speaker 1: made them an example to those who would live in
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Speaker 1: an ungodly way. And delivered righteous Lot, who was very
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Speaker 1: distressed by the lustful life of the wicked. For that
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Speaker 1: righteous man dwelling among them was tormented in his righteous
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Speaker 1: soul from day to day with seeing and hearing lawless deeds.
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Speaker 1: Then the Lord knows how to deliver the godly out
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Speaker 1: of temptation and to keep the unrighteous under punishment for
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Speaker 1: the day of judgment. In order to understand what we're
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Speaker 1: talking about today, We have to go back to the
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Speaker 1: previous chapter, 2 Peter 1, and read verses 19 through 21,
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Speaker 1: which flows perfectly into the first verse of our passage
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Speaker 1: for today. So here's what 2 Peter 1, 19 through
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Speaker 1: 21 says. We have the more sure word of prophecy,
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Speaker 1: and you do well that you heed it as to
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Speaker 1: a lamp shining in a dark place until the day
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Speaker 1: dawns and the morning star arises in your hearts, knowing
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Speaker 1: this first, that no prophecy of scripture is of private interpretation,
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Speaker 1: For no prophecy ever came by the will of man,
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Speaker 1: but holy men of God spoke, being moved by the
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Speaker 1: Holy Spirit. And that flows into 2 Peter 2 verse 1.
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Speaker 1: But false prophets also arose among the people, as false
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Speaker 1: teachers will also be among you. So yes, even though
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Speaker 1: the Old Testament scriptures, as we discussed on Tuesday, were
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Speaker 1: reliable sources of information about Jesus, because they talked about
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Speaker 1: everything Jesus was going to do thousands of years before
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Speaker 1: Jesus was even born. Accurately, I might add, there were
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Speaker 1: false prophets in those days as well that were prophesying
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Speaker 1: things that were untrue. And we can read about some
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Speaker 1: of those false prophets that are mentioned in the Old Testament.
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Speaker 1: The best examples I can give is, I think it's
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Speaker 1: the book of First Kings, where King Ahab, you know,
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Speaker 1: the real bad guy, that was the king of Israel,
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Speaker 1: had hundreds of false prophets prophesying to him. And the
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Speaker 1: king of Judah went up to visit King Ahab and
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Speaker 1: he was like, do you not have a single prophet
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Speaker 1: here that actually communes with Yahweh? And Ahab's like, well,
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Speaker 1: we do have one, but I hate the guy. I
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Speaker 1: can't stand him. He's in prison right now because he
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Speaker 1: always prophesies against me. But they ended up bringing that
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Speaker 1: prophet out to prophesy. And indeed, he prophesied against King Ahab,
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Speaker 1: but his prophecy was the only correct prophecy in a
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Speaker 1: sea of false prophets. And that poor prophet ended up
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Speaker 1: getting slapped in the face by these other false prophets
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Speaker 1: and maligned and mistreated and sent back to jail. Just
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Speaker 1: really nasty stuff. because there was one prophet willing to
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Speaker 1: stand up for the actual truth that God was speaking
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Speaker 1: to him, whereas all of these other prophets were only
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Speaker 1: in it for their own gain. We read about that
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Speaker 1: even in the Old Testament. And Peter says, just as
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Speaker 1: there are many false prophets among the people, while true
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Speaker 1: prophets were writing about Jesus. There are going to be
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Speaker 1: false teachers in the church today that come in pretending
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Speaker 1: to be worshipers of Jesus, but they secretly bring in
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Speaker 1: destructive heresies, is what Peter says right here, and deny
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Speaker 1: even the master who bought them, bringing on themselves swift destruction.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes the most dangerous theology and heresy is is wrapped
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Speaker 1: in a very pretty Christian bow. There are a lot
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Speaker 1: of people that come into the church claiming to be
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Speaker 1: Jesus followers, and yet they do some of the most
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Speaker 1: destructive things. They are called often wolves in sheep's clothing
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Speaker 1: because they disguise themselves as sheep, as something humble, as
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Speaker 1: something good, something that follows after Jesus. But inwardly, they
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Speaker 1: are wolves just waiting for their next meal, waiting to
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Speaker 1: devour whatever sheep comes into their vicinity. These wolves seem
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Speaker 1: really impressive. Just as Peter says right here, they're going
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Speaker 1: to be false teachers. So these are people claiming to
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Speaker 1: have some sort of authority, claiming to understand the scriptures
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Speaker 1: and have knowledge of Jesus, essentially. This is a big,
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Speaker 1: big problem in churches across the West today. Huge problem.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I would even argue that it's a systemic problem,
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Speaker 1: not just a one-off. Because when you set up a
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Speaker 1: hierarchy in the church, that sets your church up for failure.
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Speaker 1: So what should the churches look like? The churches should
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Speaker 1: be 100% elder run. That is what scripture lays out.
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Speaker 1: It's multiple elders that come together and make sure that
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Speaker 1: the church is safe. And they scour through the scriptures
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Speaker 1: to make sure that every avenue in the church is
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Speaker 1: following after scripture. And if one of the other elders
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Speaker 1: goes astray, the other men that are elders can either
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Speaker 1: dismiss him or help him see the error of his ways.
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Speaker 1: But if there's a head guy on top of it all,
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Speaker 1: who doesn't have any kind of accountability because everybody is
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Speaker 1: underneath him, you're going to have problems exactly like the
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Speaker 1: one that Peter talks about right here. where these teachers
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Speaker 1: are following in their own immoral ways. And as a result,
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Speaker 1: the way of the truth becomes maligned. In covetousness, they
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Speaker 1: exploit you with deceptive words whose sentence now from of
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Speaker 1: old doesn't linger and their destruction will not slumber. Now,
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Speaker 1: please don't get me wrong. I am not saying that
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Speaker 1: every single pastor is like this. I am sure that
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Speaker 1: there are some really good and humble pastors out there
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Speaker 1: that are doing their job effectively, even if they are
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Speaker 1: the head guy, even if they're the senior pastor. I
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Speaker 1: am sure there are a lot out there that do
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Speaker 1: not hurt the church and who are not a wolf
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Speaker 1: in sheep's clothing. Even in that case, that pastor still
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Speaker 1: has a higher tendency to fall into some kind of sin,
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Speaker 1: whether it be pride or narcissism or covetousness or any
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Speaker 1: other kind of sin, because he's kind of at the
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Speaker 1: top of everything. If he's not careful, he can fall
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Speaker 1: into these sins a lot faster, especially if he considers
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Speaker 1: himself above the elder board, which unfortunately is what happens
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Speaker 1: a lot of times with these church structures. Now, here's
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Speaker 1: what Jesus has to say about this topic. In Matthew 20,
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Speaker 1: verses 25 through 28, Jesus kind of talks about the
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Speaker 1: hierarchy that was very common for religious leaders in his day.
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Speaker 1: And he tells his disciples, this is not how it's
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Speaker 1: supposed to be with you. Matthew 20, 25 through 28.
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Speaker 1: But Jesus summoned them and said, you know that the
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Speaker 1: rulers of the nations lord it over them and their
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Speaker 1: great ones exercise authority over them. It shall not be
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Speaker 1: so among you. but whoever desires to become great among
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Speaker 1: you shall be your servant. Whoever desires to be first
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Speaker 1: among you shall be your bondservant. Even as the son
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Speaker 1: of man came not to be served, but to serve
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Speaker 1: and to give his life as a ransom for many.
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Speaker 1: The church leaders are never supposed to lord it over anybody.
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Speaker 1: In fact, Jesus calls them, commands them to be different
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Speaker 1: from the leaders, whether they be a leader of the government.
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Speaker 1: The church was supposed to be something different. So the
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Speaker 1: elder who is to imitate Jesus is to become the
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Speaker 1: chief servant of everybody. That is why Jesus says right here,
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Speaker 1: whoever desires to be the first among you shall be
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Speaker 1: your bondservant, even as the son of man came not
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Speaker 1: to be served, but to serve and to give his
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Speaker 1: life as a ransom for many. Jesus did not come
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Speaker 1: tooting his own horn. Jesus came as a servant who
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Speaker 1: washed his disciples' feet. and who poured out his life,
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Speaker 1: his blood for each and every one of us. Jesus
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Speaker 1: was the ultimate servant. And that is how he commands
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Speaker 1: his disciples to be. They were to go out into
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Speaker 1: the world and start building the church, right? And yet
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Speaker 1: they were supposed to be servants of everybody. So the
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Speaker 1: hierarchy that we see in our churches today, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 1: but it is just not biblical. And it's not healthy,
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Speaker 1: both for the church congregants and also for the pastor himself.
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Speaker 1: So a healthy elder board is very, very important. And
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Speaker 1: unfortunately in America, you'll be hard pressed to find a
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Speaker 1: church with the type of elder board that scripture specifically
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Speaker 1: outlines for you. Now you might be like, well, Jen,
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Speaker 1: what do I do then? Do I just not go
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Speaker 1: to church? Well, no, it says in scripture that you're
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Speaker 1: not to forsake the assembling together. So the best thing
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Speaker 1: you can do is find a church that is the
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Speaker 1: most biblical in your area and attend it. and worship
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Speaker 1: there and pray for people. You never know what kind
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Speaker 1: of change you can implement in your church just by
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Speaker 1: showing up and worshiping wholeheartedly and praying. That is what
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Speaker 1: I believe we are called to do. Now, if we
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Speaker 1: have a pastor coming in that is kind of like
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Speaker 1: this one that Peter mentions right here, obviously we don't
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Speaker 1: bow the knee to that or watch other people get
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Speaker 1: hurt and just Sit there being like, well, the gospel
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Speaker 1: is being preached, so that's all that matters. No, that's
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Speaker 1: that's called complacency. We don't do that either. We have
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Speaker 1: to find a nice fine line of worshiping, but also
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Speaker 1: not closing our eyes to potentially dangerous things. That is
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Speaker 1: why Peter warns us that these false teachers are going
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Speaker 1: to come in. just as the false prophets were in
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Speaker 1: abundance in the Old Testament. And God was always telling
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Speaker 1: these false prophets, stop with your heresies and your lies
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Speaker 1: and your false prophecies. Stop it because you are leading
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Speaker 1: my people astray and they will be sentenced to a
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Speaker 1: destruction that will not slumber. That is what Peter says
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Speaker 1: right here in verse three. In covetousness, these false teachers,
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Speaker 1: just like the false prophets, will exploit you with deceptive words.
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Speaker 1: whose sentence now from of old doesn't linger and their
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Speaker 1: destruction will not slumber. For if God didn't spare angels
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Speaker 1: when they sinned, but cast them down to Tartarus and
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Speaker 1: committed them to pits of darkness to be reserved for
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Speaker 1: judgment and didn't spare the ancient world, but preserved Noah
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Speaker 1: with seven others, a preacher of righteousness. when he brought
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Speaker 1: a flood on the world of the ungodly and turned
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Speaker 1: the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes, condemned them
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Speaker 1: to destruction, having made them an example to those who
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Speaker 1: would live in an ungodly way, and delivered righteous Lot,
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Speaker 1: who was distressed by the lustful life of the wicked.
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Speaker 1: For that righteous man dwelling among them was tormented in
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Speaker 1: his righteous soul from day to day with seeing and
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Speaker 1: hearing the lawless deeds. then the Lord knows how to
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Speaker 1: deliver the godly out of temptation and to keep the
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Speaker 1: unrighteous under punishment for the day of judgment. The angels
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Speaker 1: are powerful servants of God. However, even some of them fell,
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Speaker 1: even some of them sinned way back when, specifically during
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Speaker 1: the days of Noah. The fallen angels back in Genesis
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Speaker 1: chapter six were likely encouraging man to sin. So how
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Speaker 1: can we think that if we do the exact same
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Speaker 1: sins that the angels did, that God is going to
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Speaker 1: spare us? If these false teachers are coming in, slandering
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Speaker 1: God's name and putting stumbling blocks in front of people
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Speaker 1: and encouraging their congregants to engage in some sort of sin,
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Speaker 1: whether it be the sin of pride or doubt or idolatry,
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Speaker 1: because they're setting their minds to worship the wrong thing,
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Speaker 1: Can those false teachers really believe that God is going
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Speaker 1: to spare them just because they did things in God's name?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely not. Matthew chapter 7 talks about this very thing.
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Speaker 1: Verses 21 through 23. Jesus says, And those are often
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Speaker 1: considered to be the scariest verses for Christians. But this
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Speaker 1: is not talking about true Christians. This is talking about
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Speaker 1: false teachers who claim Christianity, who say, Lord, I did
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Speaker 1: so many things for you. I prophesied in your name.
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Speaker 1: I cast out demons in your name. God is not
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Speaker 1: going to spare these individuals, especially if he didn't spare
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Speaker 1: the angels who did the exact same thing. But who
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Speaker 1: is God going to spare? Peter mentions right here two
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Speaker 1: individuals that God spared while all this corruption was happening.
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Speaker 1: Noah and also Lot. These two men were the ones
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Speaker 1: who stood up for their faith, who did not go
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Speaker 1: along with the crowd in doing evil things. Noah, for example,
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Speaker 1: was considered to be the only righteous man left on
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Speaker 1: the earth. He was the only one. He did not
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Speaker 1: go along with the corruption that was happening during his age.
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Speaker 1: And this was the age when the fallen angels were sinning.
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Speaker 1: Noah did not go along with it. And another person
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Speaker 1: that didn't go along with it was Lot. Right before
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Speaker 1: God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, there was only one righteous
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Speaker 1: man living in that city, and it was Lot himself.
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Speaker 1: Because Lot saw the corruption every single day, and it
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Speaker 1: grieved his soul day after day to see what was
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Speaker 1: going on in that city. He was disgusted by it,
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Speaker 1: and he didn't go along with the crowd. It actually
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Speaker 1: says that he was tormented. in his righteous soul from
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Speaker 1: day to day with seeing and hearing all the lawless deeds.
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Speaker 1: These are the two people that God saved out of
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Speaker 1: this destruction, which shows a couple things. That these false teachers,
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Speaker 1: their dangerous theology spreads like cancer. And sometimes, not even
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Speaker 1: in just one church, but multiple, many, many churches. You know,
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Speaker 1: the best one I can think of right now is
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Speaker 1: the Prosperity Gospel. That is a false teaching straight from
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Speaker 1: the mouth of Satan, as we've talked about in the
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Speaker 1: book of Job, right? And yet it's everywhere. You probably
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Speaker 1: will not find a single mainstream church or mainstream contemporary
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Speaker 1: Christian song that doesn't talk about some aspect of the
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Speaker 1: prosperity gospel in it because of how much that theology
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Speaker 1: spread like cancer. We can't go along with it. We
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Speaker 1: got to be like Noah. We got to be like
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Speaker 1: Lot rejecting these kinds of things, not caving to peer pressure,
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Speaker 1: but being grieved over what is happening to our churches.
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Speaker 1: So no, we don't reject the church because Noah and
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Speaker 1: Lot both didn't reject their countrymen. Lot was verbally telling
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Speaker 1: his neighbors, please stop what you're doing. Stop this sin
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Speaker 1: that you are about to commit. This is not good
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Speaker 1: for you. And Noah right here, Peter calls him a,
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Speaker 1: preacher of righteousness in verse five, meaning that Noah was
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Speaker 1: going out and preaching righteous things to his fellow countrymen.
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Speaker 1: He was not caving, hiding his faith or going along
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Speaker 1: with the crowd. And God saved these two men out
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Speaker 1: of the judgment and destruction that he was going to
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Speaker 1: do on the world and on Sodom and Gomorrah. So
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Speaker 1: I think that's a lesson for all of us and
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Speaker 1: something we can really take away from this. You and
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Speaker 1: I as Christians are called to be Noah and Lot.
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Speaker 1: We are called to be people who lovingly explain sin
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Speaker 1: to people or explain the dangers of some of these
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Speaker 1: theologies that go against scripture. We are not called to
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Speaker 1: be doormats or to run away. And please, I'm not
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Speaker 1: trying to guilt anybody because sometimes church is just not
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Speaker 1: possible for whatever reason, maybe from sickness to maybe because
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Speaker 1: you truly can't find a healthy or a good church,
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Speaker 1: maybe because of any other kind of life problem that happens.
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Speaker 1: I am definitely not talking about those cases or passing
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Speaker 1: any judgments on that whatsoever. But when we can, we
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Speaker 1: should actively try to find time to not forsake assembling
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Speaker 1: with other believers, even if it's over dinner or just
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Speaker 1: a simple conversation or maybe a class that you do
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Speaker 1: together or even, just hanging out and playing games with
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Speaker 1: somebody or doing a simple Bible study, whatever it might be,
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Speaker 1: because it's good for you and it's good for them.
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Speaker 1: But on the flip side, if you see some poor
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Speaker 1: theologies popping up in your church and you're feeling a
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Speaker 1: conviction over them, I encourage you to pray about that
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Speaker 1: conviction and see where God wants you to take it.
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Speaker 1: Not necessarily speaking harshly with the pastor or with the
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Speaker 1: elders or with anybody else in your church, but really
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Speaker 1: mulling it over, really praying about it and seeing how
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Speaker 1: you can be most effective in that situation. And sometimes, honestly,
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Speaker 1: God just calls you out of a church and it
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Speaker 1: is time to go. So whatever situation you find yourself in,
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Speaker 1: pray about it. Ask God to help you. Ask God
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Speaker 1: to give you knowledge on an issue. And overall, just
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Speaker 1: stay in God's word so that you don't fall into
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Speaker 1: some of these destructive heresies that Peter talks about right here.
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