The sermon by John Chapman focuses on the critical theme of the dangers of false preachers as outlined in 2 Peter 2:10-22. Chapman articulates that these deceptive teachers arise from within the church and lead believers astray by promoting messages that cater to the flesh rather than the spirit. He references biblical examples of God's judgment on unrighteousness, such as the angels who fell and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, emphasizing that God knows how to deliver His saints from judgment while reserving the unjust for punishment. The preacher underscores the practical significance of recognizing and rejecting false teaching, which often ignores the lordship of Christ and prioritizes self-will over the sovereignty of God. Ultimately, Chapman warns that those who forsake the true Gospel and follow after false promises are in grave danger, as they are spiritually blind and living contrary to God's authority.
“They claim to preach the gospel, but they deny the gospel of God's glory, the gospel of redemption.”
“They walk after the flesh. This denotes a way of life; they do not walk after the Spirit of God.”
“No sinner is saved that does not first bow to the lordship of Jesus Christ.”
“They promise liberty, but they themselves are the servants of their own corruption.”
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