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Knowledge Puffs Up (Remastered)

A sermon by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones on Ephesians 6.10-13 https://www.mljtrust.org/sermons/book... "Armor of God" playlist:    • Introduction ― A Sermon on Ephesians 6:10 ...   "Nobody can be proud in the presence of God. Nobody who really knows the Lord Jesus Christ can be puffed up. As the apostle says, we know nothing yet as we ought to know." ―Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones Ephesians 6.10-13 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against... Sermon Description What does it mean to know God and His word? Some say that by merely knowing many facts about the Bible, they truly know God. But in this sermon on Ephesians 6.10–13 titled “Knowledge Puffs Up,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones preaches on the need to know God with true knowledge. Many Christians are tempted to think about the Bible as just another book from which to learn. But this is not the Bible of the living God. Scripture demands that Christians approach it as God’s word and in a way that they learn who God is. Mere theoretical knowledge is not the goal of Christian growth. Christians must encounter God as He has revealed Himself in His word, and they must look to Scripture as the speech of God. Christians must seek to know God, not merely know about Him. They must have a personal knowledge of God. Theological debates cannot replace loving God and each other, for true knowledge of God is a saving knowledge based in His Son, Jesus Christ. This sermon calls each and every Christian to a deeper and fuller knowledge of God as found in His word. Sermon Breakdown The danger of becoming theoretical in our whole attitude towards this precious knowledge. The danger of believing the doctrines concerning God and the Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit rather than to have a simple faith in the three blessed persons. The danger of ceasing to come under the power of this truth. The danger of intellectual pride. Knowledge, says Paul in one corinthians eight, knowledge puffeth up. The danger of having started in the spirit to go back to the flesh. The danger of being obsessed by one aspect of the truth. The danger of becoming interested in externals only. The danger of becoming a spiritual crank. The whole problem connected with doubts.