| Another Sermon Outline by Brian A. Yeager |
| What Some Will Do To Get What They Want |
I. Introduction: Let’s consider how sin and false doctrine attract us.
III. Conclusion: When sin has you, it ruins you and sends you away (II Samuel 13:
15).
- A. Sin is very attractive (Hebrews 11:24-26).
- 1. Our fleshly wants war against our spiritual needs (Galatians 5:16-17
and I Peter 2:11).
2. The appeals to our flesh are hard to overcome (Mark 14:38).
3. Giving in to the desires of our flesh will kill us (Philippians 3:18-19).
- B. False doctrine is very appealing and allows us to get what we want in the
flesh (II Peter 2:1-3; 18-19).
- 1. False doctrine allows for what you “want to hear” (Jeremiah 14:13-14,
Lamentations 2:14, and II Timothy 4:2-4).
2. False doctrine causes us to forget the right ways (Jeremiah 23:25-33
and I Timothy 1:18-20).
3. False doctrine corrupts and destroys (Jeremiah 8:5-12; 9:1-6).
- A. It all starts with a sinful desire, the wrong heart (II Samuel 13:1-2; cf. II
Chronicles 12:13-14).
- 1. Don’t make provisions for the flesh (Romans 13:14).
2. Examples, like Amnon, are for a reason (I Corinthians 10:1-11).
3. Because of the desires of some, they trust in falsehoods (Jeremiah
13:25-27).
- B. Subtlety is a sure sign of sinfulness (II Samuel 13:3).
- 1. A real friend would stop us from sin, not help us into it (Proverbs 27:9;
cf. Galatians 4:16).
2. That old serpent loves to work on us through subtlety (Acts 7:18-19, II
Corinthians 11:3-4 and Matthew 26:1-5).
3. False teachers work the same way (Acts 13:6-12 and II Corinthians
11:12-15).
4. The faithful are not subtle (Proverbs 12:17, Proverbs 22:20-21,
Proverbs 28:1, and Acts 26:24-26).
- C. Sin is then thought out and put into action (II Samuel 13:4-8; Proverbs 23:6-
7).
- 1. What will you give your mind over to (Ephesians 4:17-19)?
2. False teachers have plans (Matthew 7:15, Matthew 24:11, and
Ephesians 4:14; cf. II Corinthians 2:11).
- D. Remove the men (II Samuel 13:9).
- 1. The godly will not stand for sin (Psalms 26:5 and I Corinthians 16:13).
2. False teachers cannot stand against prepared watchmen (Isaiah 62:
6-7, Ezekiel 33:2-8, and Titus 1:10-14).
- E. Against all reason and good judgment, some will force into an action that
ought not to be named among God’s people (II Samuel 13:10-14; cf. Leviticus
18:9).
- 1. We can fall against our better judgment (Mark 6:17-28).
2. Some not only give heed, but lay down to be spiritually raped
(Jeremiah 5:30-31 and I Timothy 1:3-7).
3. Should sin and error be named among God’s people (Ephesians 4:
22-24 and Hebrews 12:14)?
III. Conclusion: When sin has you, it ruins you and sends you away (II Samuel 13:
15).
- A. The devil will sift you as wheat (Luke 22:31).
B. You’ll be devoured (I Peter 5:8).
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use my work so that you can be lazy and not do your own studies. – Brian A. Yeager
tool for your own studies if such is helpful! Preachers are welcome to this work, but please do not
use my work so that you can be lazy and not do your own studies. – Brian A. Yeager