Have you ever encountered false teaching? Of course, you have. The apostle Paul did too and he spent a good bit of the New Testament addressing it. So what if your congregation was able to thoughtfully evaluate bad theology in a way that is consistent with the New Testament? What if your congregation was able to disagree well and stand on the truth in a world full of falsehoods? It's possible and we believe our new sermon series, Doctrine: False Teaching And The Pastoral Epistles will help tremendously.
This four-week series explores how 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus address false teaching and the cultivation of good doctrine within the church. These epistles provide a framework for evaluating theological disputes—their significance, when to avoid them, and how to discern the right way to respond. In a world infatuated with controversy, this series explores how to appropriately engage in disagreement without getting lost in meaningless disputes or sacrificing essentials over peripheral issues.
In a day and time when many people don't fully know what they believe about God, this is a great sermon series to not only equip people to engage in theological disputes but to also help people grab ahold of good doctrine. Included in Doctrine: False Teaching And The Pastoral Epistles is a full sermon series guide that includes teaching points and illustration ideas, a full media package that includes Photoshop layers, promotional graphics, and presentation graphics, as well as small group questions to help your congregation dive into the content together. Get this new sermon series from Ministry Pass: Doctrine: False Teaching And The Pastoral EpistlesBrandon Kelley is a pastor at The Crossing on the east side of Cincinnati. He is the managing editor of Ministry Pass, co-founder of RookiePreacher.com, and the author of Preaching Sticky Sermons. You can connect with him on Twitter @BrandonKelley_.
