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Sermon: Revelation 2:12-17 – To the Church in Pergamum, The Danger of Worldliness
Worldliness – any thought, attitude, or behavior that is shaped by the values and priorities of a fallen, rebellious world system rather than by the kingdom of God.
Main Point: Stand fast against the pressure of the world and root out all worldliness.
I. Be Faithful Under Pressure – 2:12-13.
II. Root Out False Teaching – 2:14-15.
See also 1 John 5:4-5
Application: Antidotes to worldliness
1) Live in the Word and remember the gospel every day.
See also Romans 12:2
2) Live in prayer and daily communion with Christ.
See also Psalm 139:23-24; Matthew 26:41
3) Live in Christian community.
See also Hebrews 10:24-25
4) Live in contentment.
See also 1 Timothy 6:6-7
“The world is a seducer. It seeks to attract our attention and our devotion. It remains close at hand, visible and enticing. It eclipses our view of heaven. What is seen vies for our attention. It entices our eyes, preventing us from watching for a better country whose builder and maker is God.” – R.C. Sproul
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Sermon: Revelation 2:12-17 – To the Church in Pergamum, The Danger of Worldliness
Worldliness – any thought, attitude, or behavior that is shaped by the values and priorities of a fallen, rebellious world system rather than by the kingdom of God.
Main Point: Stand fast against the pressure of the world and root out all worldliness.
I. Be Faithful Under Pressure – 2:12-13.
II. Root Out False Teaching – 2:14-15.
See also 1 John 5:4-5
Application: Antidotes to worldliness
1) Live in the Word and remember the gospel every day.
See also Romans 12:2
2) Live in prayer and daily communion with Christ.
See also Psalm 139:23-24; Matthew 26:41
3) Live in Christian community.
See also Hebrews 10:24-25
4) Live in contentment.
See also 1 Timothy 6:6-7
“The world is a seducer. It seeks to attract our attention and our devotion. It remains close at hand, visible and enticing. It eclipses our view of heaven. What is seen vies for our attention. It entices our eyes, preventing us from watching for a better country whose builder and maker is God.” – R.C. Sproul