Sermons and Studies from the Scriptures
Sermons by Michael Felber
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February 22, 2021
22008231 The Importance of prayer to public worship 1Timothy 1:18-2:6
<p>Paul wrote this first of the “pastoral epistles” to help Timothy as he was leading the Ephesian church back to a right focus and especially right public worship. Paul was concerned that the local church stay right, look like the one they worshipped. </p> <p>Having reminded Timothy of the severe danger of and the proper response to damaging the local body, Paul talks about public worship. First on the list for public worship is prayer.</p> <p>“First of all” connects to “I exhort.” The point is not to say that Prayer was most important in the service, but that it was first of several points about worship that Paul wanted them to consider. </p> <p>Prayer reminds us of our need and our Father’s desire.</p> <p>Prayer is important in public forums. Prayer should always be a part of public worship. Paul presents the importance of prayer as he focuses on who should pray and how they should pray.</p>
February 19, 2021
22009201 Services that Reflect Redemption 1Timothy 2:8-15
<p>The message of the bride of Christ is that you can be right with God. You can be restored to an intimate, personal, daily, loving relationship with God the Father through the Lord Jesus Christ. With God is fullness of life. Sin destroys what mankind is searching for. Sin is the blight of wholeness, it is the virus to healthiness, it is the obstacle to openness. Sin never brings lasting happiness. The first sin did not bring lasting happiness nor will the last. You need three to enjoy your relationship with God. The first of those is a pure heart and that only comes through Jesus Christ. The first does not require maintenance because it is a gift, not something worked for or earned. It is received. It is God reaching out to us.</p> <p>The second and third require maintenance: good conscience and faith unfeigned. A good conscience requires that you do what you know. Faith unfeigned requires that what you know is accurate.</p> <p>How we worship reflects our view of God. In this passage from the manual for the local church, we learn that we need to prepare before we worship.</p>
February 18, 2021
22009131 Have Three, Maintain Two 1Timothy 1:3-18
<p>Are the Scriptures designed to be a smorgasbord for picking and choosing or is it a manual for how to safely operate? “Have three, maintain two.” </p> <p>The Ephesian church was struggling. They were a “good” church. They were well respected. According to Revelation 2 they worked hard and kept themselves from those which were evil, BUT they had left their first love. They looked good but had quit maintaining their relationship with the Lord.</p> <p>Good relationships take constant maintenance. Without maintenance relationships fail and cease to function well. Our Scripture text today reminds us that everyone needs three and must maintain two.</p>
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