The sermon "Ever Learning" by Don Bell addresses the dangers of false teaching and the superficial nature of some religious practices, as illustrated in 2 Timothy 2:6-11. Bell emphasizes that many believers today are like those in Timothy’s time, perpetually pursuing knowledge yet failing to grasp the truth of the gospel. He cites specific references, such as 1 Timothy 2:14 and Romans 3:10-18, to underscore the reality of human depravity and the stark contrast between genuine faith and false righteousness. The practical significance of this message lies in the call for believers to hold firmly to the gospel of grace, recognizing that true understanding and transformation come not from human effort or wisdom but from the sovereign work of God.
“These deniers of God, denying His power, just got just a form of godliness, empty, no reality to it.”
“They reject the gospel of God's free grace. They reject the gospel of the free grace and mercy of God in Christ.”
“They are always learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.”
“If you want to know if anything important was said, if any money was spent, or anybody's sick and they need prayer, you ask your husband that was in that meeting and they'll tell you.”
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