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1 Samuel 14:6-15

AGAINST GREAT ODDS

JONATHAN'S PURPOSE - Vss. 6-7

Jonathan wanted to act if the Lord would work for them.

I believe Jonathan's purpose was to please God.

JONATHAN'S PROPOSAL - Vss. 8-10

Jonathan proposed that he and his armor bearer reveal themselves to the Philistines.

If the Philistines invited themselves up, they would know that it was God's will to fight.

JONATHAN'S POWER - Vss. 11-15

There was a great victory over the Philistines.

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2 Kings 6:24-7:20

THE STEADY WITNESS

Life of Elisha, The Steady Prophet #8 of 9

In this story I see the lepers as a picture of the born again Christians.

Eventually the lepers spread the good news that the famine was over and there was food, clothes, and money available.

As Christians we are to spread the word of the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ. We are to be steady, consistent witnesses for Christ. After giving the background of the story in 2 Kings 6:24-7:2, point out that these lepers remind us Christians of:

THE PAST (The way we were.) Vss.3-5

Hurting Vs. 3 - We were hurting because of our sin.

Hungry Vs. 4 - We were Spiritually hungry for something better.

Honest Vss. 4-5 - No one gets saved until they honestly admit they are

sinners and turn to Christ in faith.

THE PRESENT (The way we are.) Vs. 8

(Vs. 5-7 tell of the fate of the Syrian army.)

Rich - We have great riches in Christ. Ephesians 1:3

Satisfied - We have great satisfaction in what Christ has done for us.

Selfish - All too often we keep our joy in Christ to ourselves.

THE PROMOTION (The way we should be.) Vss. 9-20

These lepers were:

Convicted - Vs. 9 - We need to be convicted that we shouldn't keep

silent about our salvation. (Psalm 107:2)

Convincing - Vss. 10-11 - We need to be convincing others of the

joys of salvation. (1 Peter 3:15

Converting - Vss. 13-16 - As a result of the lepers' testimony, many were fed. As a result

of our testimony, many will come to Christ.

Sermon Seeds B13

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Isaiah 65:13-14

MY SERVANTS

Therefore thus saith the Lord God, Behold, my servants shall eat, but ye shall be hungry: behold, my servants shall drink, but ye shall be thirsty: behold, my servants shall rejoice, but ye shall be ashamed: [14] Behold, my servants shall sing for joy of heart, but ye shall cry for sorrow of heart, and shall howl for vexation of spirit.

MY SERVANTS SHALL EAT (THE WORD) - Jeremiah 16:15

MY SERVANTS SHALL DRINK (THE SPIRIT) - Ephesians 5:18-21

MY SERVANTS SHALL REJOICE - Philippians 4:4

MY SERVANTS SHALL SING - Psalm 100

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Matthew 5:5

MEEK, NOT WEAK

#4 - SERMON ON THE MOUNT

Turn please to Psalm 37. I would also suggest you take out a pen.

To many people a meek person has no "backbone". To them a meek person let's everybody run roughshod over them and stands up for nothing.

That, my friends, IS NOT what Jesus was referring to when he said, Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.

Jesus was meek, but certainly no pushover. Matthew 11:28-30, 21:5

The word meek means to be "gentle".

According to John MacArthur, "Meekness is a gentleness and a mildness, and a subdued character, but it is no weakness. It is power under control." John MacArthur, Kingdom Living Here and Now ( Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1980), p. 78

In Jesus' day the word "meek" was used to describe, a gentle breeze, a pleasant medicine or a colt that had been broken.

Warren Wiersbe, Live Like a King (Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1976), p. 64-65

A meek person can be very powerful, but very much in control.

A meek person is capable of anger.

Jesus got angry at the right things at the right times.

Jesus got angry with hypocrisy.

Jesus got angry with dishonest people who bought and sold in the temple. Matthew 21:13

But when Jesus was betrayed in the garden, He did not get angry.

When Jesus was falsely accused at His trials, He did not get angry.

When Jesus was nailed to the cross, He did not get angry.

Instead Jesus prayed for those who persecuted Him. Luke 23:34, Isaiah 53:7

As you know, Jesus had the power to fight against his enemies.

He could have come down of the cross.

He could have resisted the mistreatment he had received.

He had the power, as God, but didn't use it.

That's power under control

Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.

So how do we go about developing meekness in our lives?

First, we must realize that meekness is part of the Fruit of the Spirit. As we allow God's Holy Spirit to control us, we are allowing God to perfect the fruit of meekness. Galatians 5:22-23

It would also be nice if there was a passage of Scripture that would give us an idea of how to develop meekness in our lives.

Good news! There is!

When the Lord Jesus talks about meekness, He is alluding to

Psalm 37:11 - But the meek shall inherit the earth; and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace.

Most of the Beatitudes were original.

However this beatitude was adapted from the verse that we just read. In the verses before Psalm 37:11, God shows us the qualities of a meek or gentle man or woman.

The verbs, the action words, are the key to developing a meek spirit. I suggest that you underline some of these as we speak.

I'll suggest which ones to underline.

FRET NOT - Vss. 1-2

Those words mean "don't get heated up". Don't get hot. Or as we may say, "be cool". James Montgomery Boice, Psalms, An Expositional Commentary (Grand Rapids, Baker, 1994), p. 41

Getting agitated is what keeps us from being meek or gentle.

And evil people can get us agitated, especially when they do things against us or those we love.

According to vs. 2, wicked people will quickly meet their end.

But it's not only wicked people who get us worked up and out of sorts.

People who are not evil get us worked up and out of sorts, when we shouldn't allow them to do so. Proverbs 3:30, 20:3

Other things that cause us to get agitated, or hot, both on the inside and the outside are fear and worry. Isaiah 41:10, Matthew 6:25

TRUST AND DO - Vs. 3

We fret because we do not trust the right person.

The one we should trust is the Lord!

It begins with salvation. Eternal life is a result of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ who died for our sins, was buried, and rose again. Romans 10:13

And if we can trust the Lord Jesus with our very lives, can't we also trust him with the things that cause us to fret?

Not only are we to trust, according to verse 3, but we are to do good

Because I trust Him to take care of me, I can do what is good, and therefore do what is right.

One good thing that I should do is not fret.

I don't have to fret because I can trust that the Lord is taking care of things.

Sometimes we fail to do what is good because we are afraid of criticism. We are afraid of getting lambasted for doing what is right.

When we trust the Lord for the strength and the help, we can do what's right no matter what the consequences. 1 Peter 3:13-14

DELIGHT - Vs. 4

Do you know something about many of the hunters I've met?

They delight in hunting.

They think about hunting.

They talk about hunting.

They study hunting.

They spend money on hunting.

They take time to hunt and to participate in hunting related activities.

We Christians are told to delight in the Lord.

We should delight in the Lord because He is creator.

We should delight in the Lord because He is our God.

We should delight in the Lord because He is our Savior.

We should delight in the Lord because we are His children.

We should delight in the Lord because we are citizens of Heaven.

We Christians should learn something from hunters.

They think about hunting, we should think about the Lord.

They talk about hunting, we should talk about the Lord and to the Lord.

They study hunting, we should study God's Word.

They spend money on hunting. We should spend money on the Lord's work.

They take time to hunt and to participate in hunting related activities. We should take time with the Lord and in activities, such as church and Bible studies, that are related to the Lord.

According to this verse, when we delight in the Lord, we will receive the desires of our heart. When we have the desires of our heart, we will have every reason to be meek. We won't have anything to get hot about.

Now for some truth in advertising. If you delight yourself in the Lord, the desires of your heart will change. The things that you want will please God. And because the things that you want will please God, He will give them to you.

COMMIT - Vs. 5

Instead of fretting we should be praying.

Instead of getting bent out of shape, we should be discussing the problem with God.

We tend to get upset and then pray.

Instead we should pray, and we will more unlikely to get upset. 1 Peter 5:7

REST AND WAIT - Vs. 7

Rest here does not mean to stop working. It is to "be still".

To me it means to simply relax in the understanding that God is in control and taking care of the problem.

I am not agitated.

I am not upset.

I am not hot.

I am not ready to bite someone's head off.

I am simply at mental ease, gentle, waiting on God to work in His good time.

And there are two last words to underline.

CEASE AND FORSAKE - Vs. 8

Anger is to be avoided.

Any wrath is to be forsaken.

You know what happens when an open bottle tips over.

When an open bottle tips over, out comes the contents.

When you are tipped over by circumstances or problems, what's inside you will come out as well.

What will come out?

A hotheaded response?

Anger?

Bitterness?

Or gentleness or meekness?

Meekness is NOT weakness. It is power under control.

********************************************************

Luke 14:15-24

MISSING THE BEST

THE ANNOUNCED SUPPER - Vss. 16-17

THE ALLUSIVE GUESTS - Vss. 18-20

THE ALTERNATE ATTENDEES - Vss. 21-24

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1 Thessalonians 5:16-24

LIVING RIGHTEOUSLY

THE PATTERN OF GODLY LIVING - Vss. 16-22

THE PRAYER FOR SANCTIFICATION - Vs. 23

THE PROMISE OF GOD'S FAITHFULNESS - Vs. 24

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1 Timothy 4:1-8

RESISTING APOSTASY

DEPARTURE FROM THE TRUTH - Vs. 1

DECEIT OF FALSE TEACHERS - Vs. 2

DEMANDS ON THE FLESH - Vss. 3-5

DEPENDABILITY OF GOD'S SERVANT - Vss. 6-8

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WELCOME TO SERMON SEEDS FOR JANUARY 27, 2003

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PASTOR MAIL is a mailing list for male pastors. The purpose of the list is to share sermons, outlines, illustrations and prayer requests. To subscribe send a blank email to pastormail-subscribe@welovegod.org

MOUNT UNION ECHOES is a mailing list that includes a full text sermon from Pastor Jack Peters. To subscribe send a blank email to mountunionechoes-subscribe@welovegod.org

*************************************************************

1 Samuel 14:6-15

AGAINST GREAT ODDS

JONATHAN'S PURPOSE - Vss. 6-7

Jonathan wanted to act if the Lord would work for them.

I believe Jonathan's purpose was to please God.

JONATHAN'S PROPOSAL - Vss. 8-10

Jonathan proposed that he and his armor bearer reveal themselves to the Philistines.

If the Philistines invited themselves up, they would know that it was God's will to fight.

JONATHAN'S POWER - Vss. 11-15

There was a great victory over the Philistines.

********************************************************

2 Kings 6:24-7:20

THE STEADY WITNESS

Life of Elisha, The Steady Prophet #8 of 9

In this story I see the lepers as a picture of the born again Christians.

Eventually the lepers spread the good news that the famine was over and there was food, clothes, and money available.

As Christians we are to spread the word of the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ. We are to be steady, consistent witnesses for Christ. After giving the background of the story in 2 Kings 6:24-7:2, point out that these lepers remind us Christians of:

THE PAST (The way we were.) Vss.3-5

Hurting Vs. 3 - We were hurting because of our sin.

Hungry Vs. 4 - We were Spiritually hungry for something better.

Honest Vss. 4-5 - No one gets saved until they honestly admit they are

sinners and turn to Christ in faith.

THE PRESENT (The way we are.) Vs. 8

(Vs. 5-7 tell of the fate of the Syrian army.)

Rich - We have great riches in Christ. Ephesians 1:3

Satisfied - We have great satisfaction in what Christ has done for us.

Selfish - All too often we keep our joy in Christ to ourselves.

THE PROMOTION (The way we should be.) Vss. 9-20

These lepers were:

Convicted - Vs. 9 - We need to be convicted that we shouldn't keep

silent about our salvation. (Psalm 107:2)

Convincing - Vss. 10-11 - We need to be convincing others of the

joys of salvation. (1 Peter 3:15

Converting - Vss. 13-16 - As a result of the lepers' testimony, many were fed. As a result

of our testimony, many will come to Christ.

Sermon Seeds B13

********************************************************

Isaiah 65:13-14

MY SERVANTS

Therefore thus saith the Lord God, Behold, my servants shall eat, but ye shall be hungry: behold, my servants shall drink, but ye shall be thirsty: behold, my servants shall rejoice, but ye shall be ashamed: [14] Behold, my servants shall sing for joy of heart, but ye shall cry for sorrow of heart, and shall howl for vexation of spirit.

MY SERVANTS SHALL EAT (THE WORD) - Jeremiah 16:15

MY SERVANTS SHALL DRINK (THE SPIRIT) - Ephesians 5:18-21

MY SERVANTS SHALL REJOICE - Philippians 4:4

MY SERVANTS SHALL SING - Psalm 100

*******************************************************

Matthew 5:5

MEEK, NOT WEAK

#4 - SERMON ON THE MOUNT

Turn please to Psalm 37. I would also suggest you take out a pen.

To many people a meek person has no "backbone". To them a meek person let's everybody run roughshod over them and stands up for nothing.

That, my friends, IS NOT what Jesus was referring to when he said, Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.

Jesus was meek, but certainly no pushover. Matthew 11:28-30, 21:5

The word meek means to be "gentle".

According to John MacArthur, "Meekness is a gentleness and a mildness, and a subdued character, but it is no weakness. It is power under control." John MacArthur, Kingdom Living Here and Now ( Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1980), p. 78

In Jesus' day the word "meek" was used to describe, a gentle breeze, a pleasant medicine or a colt that had been broken.

Warren Wiersbe, Live Like a King (Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1976), p. 64-65

A meek person can be very powerful, but very much in control.

A meek person is capable of anger.

Jesus got angry at the right things at the right times.

Jesus got angry with hypocrisy.

Jesus got angry with dishonest people who bought and sold in the temple. Matthew 21:13

But when Jesus was betrayed in the garden, He did not get angry.

When Jesus was falsely accused at His trials, He did not get angry.

When Jesus was nailed to the cross, He did not get angry.

Instead Jesus prayed for those who persecuted Him. Luke 23:34, Isaiah 53:7

As you know, Jesus had the power to fight against his enemies.

He could have come down of the cross.

He could have resisted the mistreatment he had received.

He had the power, as God, but didn't use it.

That's power under control

Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.

So how do we go about developing meekness in our lives?

First, we must realize that meekness is part of the Fruit of the Spirit. As we allow God's Holy Spirit to control us, we are allowing God to perfect the fruit of meekness. Galatians 5:22-23

It would also be nice if there was a passage of Scripture that would give us an idea of how to develop meekness in our lives.

Good news! There is!

When the Lord Jesus talks about meekness, He is alluding to

Psalm 37:11 - But the meek shall inherit the earth; and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace.

Most of the Beatitudes were original.

However this beatitude was adapted from the verse that we just read. In the verses before Psalm 37:11, God shows us the qualities of a meek or gentle man or woman.

The verbs, the action words, are the key to developing a meek spirit. I suggest that you underline some of these as we speak.

I'll suggest which ones to underline.

FRET NOT - Vss. 1-2

Those words mean "don't get heated up". Don't get hot. Or as we may say, "be cool". James Montgomery Boice, Psalms, An Expositional Commentary (Grand Rapids, Baker, 1994), p. 41

Getting agitated is what keeps us from being meek or gentle.

And evil people can get us agitated, especially when they do things against us or those we love.

According to vs. 2, wicked people will quickly meet their end.

But it's not only wicked people who get us worked up and out of sorts.

People who are not evil get us worked up and out of sorts, when we shouldn't allow them to do so. Proverbs 3:30, 20:3

Other things that cause us to get agitated, or hot, both on the inside and the outside are fear and worry. Isaiah 41:10, Matthew 6:25

TRUST AND DO - Vs. 3

We fret because we do not trust the right person.

The one we should trust is the Lord!

It begins with salvation. Eternal life is a result of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ who died for our sins, was buried, and rose again. Romans 10:13

And if we can trust the Lord Jesus with our very lives, can't we also trust him with the things that cause us to fret?

Not only are we to trust, according to verse 3, but we are to do good

Because I trust Him to take care of me, I can do what is good, and therefore do what is right.

One good thing that I should do is not fret.

I don't have to fret because I can trust that the Lord is taking care of things.

Sometimes we fail to do what is good because we are afraid of criticism. We are afraid of getting lambasted for doing what is right.

When we trust the Lord for the strength and the help, we can do what's right no matter what the consequences. 1 Peter 3:13-14

DELIGHT - Vs. 4

Do you know something about many of the hunters I've met?

They delight in hunting.

They think about hunting.

They talk about hunting.

They study hunting.

They spend money on hunting.

They take time to hunt and to participate in hunting related activities.

We Christians are told to delight in the Lord.

We should delight in the Lord because He is creator.

We should delight in the Lord because He is our God.

We should delight in the Lord because He is our Savior.

We should delight in the Lord because we are His children.

We should delight in the Lord because we are citizens of Heaven.

We Christians should learn something from hunters.

They think about hunting, we should think about the Lord.

They talk about hunting, we should talk about the Lord and to the Lord.

They study hunting, we should study God's Word.

They spend money on hunting. We should spend money on the Lord's work.

They take time to hunt and to participate in hunting related activities. We should take time with the Lord and in activities, such as church and Bible studies, that are related to the Lord.

According to this verse, when we delight in the Lord, we will receive the desires of our heart. When we have the desires of our heart, we will have every reason to be meek. We won't have anything to get hot about.

Now for some truth in advertising. If you delight yourself in the Lord, the desires of your heart will change. The things that you want will please God. And because the things that you want will please God, He will give them to you.

COMMIT - Vs. 5

Instead of fretting we should be praying.

Instead of getting bent out of shape, we should be discussing the problem with God.

We tend to get upset and then pray.

Instead we should pray, and we will more unlikely to get upset. 1 Peter 5:7

REST AND WAIT - Vs. 7

Rest here does not mean to stop working. It is to "be still".

To me it means to simply relax in the understanding that God is in control and taking care of the problem.

I am not agitated.

I am not upset.

I am not hot.

I am not ready to bite someone's head off.

I am simply at mental ease, gentle, waiting on God to work in His good time.

And there are two last words to underline.

CEASE AND FORSAKE - Vs. 8

Anger is to be avoided.

Any wrath is to be forsaken.

You know what happens when an open bottle tips over.

When an open bottle tips over, out comes the contents.

When you are tipped over by circumstances or problems, what's inside you will come out as well.

What will come out?

A hotheaded response?

Anger?

Bitterness?

Or gentleness or meekness?

Meekness is NOT weakness. It is power under control.

********************************************************

Luke 14:15-24

MISSING THE BEST

THE ANNOUNCED SUPPER - Vss. 16-17

THE ALLUSIVE GUESTS - Vss. 18-20

THE ALTERNATE ATTENDEES - Vss. 21-24

*************************************************************

1 Thessalonians 5:16-24

LIVING RIGHTEOUSLY

THE PATTERN OF GODLY LIVING - Vss. 16-22

THE PRAYER FOR SANCTIFICATION - Vs. 23

THE PROMISE OF GOD'S FAITHFULNESS - Vs. 24

********************************************************

1 Timothy 4:1-8

RESISTING APOSTASY

DEPARTURE FROM THE TRUTH - Vs. 1

DECEIT OF FALSE TEACHERS - Vs. 2

DEMANDS ON THE FLESH - Vss. 3-5

DEPENDABILITY OF GOD'S SERVANT - Vss. 6-8

*********************************************************

HAVE THESE SERMON SEEDS BLESSED YOU?

THEN, PLEASE PASS THEM ALONG!

ABOUT SERMON SEEDS:

Sermon Seeds is a weekly e-mailing of free brief sermon outlines from Pastor Jack Peters. These outlines are meant to help other pastors and Bible Teachers in their own preparations.

These outlines are only "seeds". They are not sermons ready for you to preach. Feel free to improve on these outlines anyway the Lord leads you.

TO SUBSCRIBE - Send a blank e-mail to: sermonseeds-subscribe@welovegod.org

TO UNSUBSCRIBE - Send a blank e-mail to: sermonseeds-unsubscribe@welovegod.org

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE!

http://www.sermonseeds.org is the location for the Sermon Seeds Archives. You will find most of the outlines from these e-mail editions, plus links to other helpful web pages. Be sure to sign the guest book, and tell me a little about yourself.

MOUNT UNION ECHOES is a mailing list that includes a full text sermon from Pastor Jack Peters. To subscribe send a blank email to mountunionechoes-subscribe@welovegod.org

TALK TO JACK THROUGH INSTANT MESSAGING

I welcome live correspondence with those on the Sermon Seeds list. To put me on your "buddy list" here is the information you need.

AOL AIM - JackPeters47

MSN (Microsoft) - johnwpeters@hotmail.com

VISIT OUR WEBSITE - http://www.sermonseeds.org

This ministry has grown over the years because people like you have told others about Sermon Seeds. Always feel free to forward the weekly Sermon Seeds email to those who you think might be interested in these outlines. Also, please share our website address with others as well. Thank you for your support

______________________________________________

Pastor Jack Peters
Ezra 7:10
AOL INSTANT MESSENGING SCREEN NAME - JackPeters47
MSN MESSENGER SCREEN NAME - johnwpeters@hotmail.com
Looking for preaching and teaching ideas?
Try Sermon Seeds!
http://www.sermonseeds.org