A Critique of the Carnal Christian Heresy
The Blessed Assurances for the Christian
This study of The Epistle of First John has a great deal of relevance to all Christians, and the riches they possess in Christ Jesus their Lord.
As this study unfolds verse by verse, we will be amazed at the depth of the spiritual nuggets of truth that will bless our souls. These messages will lead us in paths of righteousness as the Apostle John intended for them to do.
You will note by the titles of each of these messages that there is much spiritual guidance for the Christians in this present age of apostasy - a falling away from scriptural truth. Each message goes into depth concerning our spiritual responsibilities to our Lord and Savior. Many churches and religious organizations never get to the meat of the Word that exhorts and admonishes a sinner to turn from his or her sins and live a life of holiness after his conversion. These evidences are called "good works" or “fruit” and they are actually mentioned numerous times throughout the entire gospel of Jesus Christ. We are admonished in scripture to "Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates?" 2 Corinthians 13:5.
There are numerous persons professing to know Jesus Christ as their personal Savior, yet there is no evidence of new life with Christ Jesus as Lord.
These messages have scores of supporting scriptural references to awaken our hearts to our Christian responsibilities on how to walk daily with our Lord in paths of holiness.
"Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, Make you perfect in every good work to do His will, working in you that which is well-pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christ; to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen" Hebrews 13:20-21.
A Complete Study of First John
Code Sermon Title (Scripture Text)
Chapter One
F01 Tests of Fellowship, Light and Confession (I John 1:1-10)
Chapter Two
F02 The Four Relationships and Four Tests (I John 2:1-11)
F03 The Believer’s Relationship to the World (I John 2:12-17)
F04 The Believer’s Relationship to False Brethren (I John 2:18-19)
F05 The Believer’s Relationship to the “Holy Unction” [1] (I John 2:20-23)
F06 The Believer’s Relationship to the “Holy Unction” [2] (I John 2:24-28)
Chapter Three
F07 The Believer’s Sonship (I John 3:1-3)
F08 John’s Definition of Sin (I John 3:4-5)
F09 A Seed of Controversy (I John 3:6-10)
F10 Test of Mutual Brotherly Love (I John 3:10-18)
F11 Relationship Between Obedience and Assurance (I John 3:19-24)
Chapter Four
F12 Testing the Spirits (I John 4:1-6)
F13 False Prophets and False Teachers (I John 4:1-6)
F14 The Carnal Christian Heresy (I John 4:5-12)
F15 Dwelling in Christ (I John 4:13-21)
F16 What it Means to Confess Christ (I John 4:22-30)
Chapter Five
F17 Christian Love (I John 5:1-6)
F18 What are the Commandments? (I John 5:2-3)
F19 Who are the Overcomers? (I John 5:4)
F20 The Witness by the Father of His Son (I John 5:5-6)
F21 The “Johanine Comma” (I John 5:7)
F22 God’s Witness is Greater (I John 5:8-10)
F23 The Gift and the Giver (an evangelistic message) (I John 5:11-13)
F24 A Confident Prayer Life (I John 5:13-15)
F25 The Sin Unto Death [1] (I John 5:16-17)
F26 The Sin Unto Death [2] (I John 5:16-17)
F27 The Believer’s Knowledge of Certain Things [1] (I John 5:18-21)
F28 The Believer’s Knowledge of Certain Things [2] (I John 5:18-21; Dan. 9)
F29 The Believer’s Knowledge of Certain Things [3] (I John 5:18-21)
F30 The Believer’s Knowledge of Certain Things [4] (I John 5:18-21)