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Demas the Deserter
A. Some Start, Run, and Finish Well
1. Paul was a good example of such a person
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 204-206).
Kindle Edition.
a.
He had a dramatic conversion experience on the road to Damascus ()
b.
He had a long and fruitful ministry and martyrdom
2.
He finished his course and kept the faith ()
B. Demas Had a Promising Start but a Disappointing End
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He had been a "fellow laborer" of Paul ()
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Location 206).
Kindle Edition.
philemon 24
2.
He had been an associate of Luke
3.
He finally deserted Paul
C. What Went Wrong with This Promising Missionary?
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 206-207).
Kindle Edition.
His Commitment Was Conditional
1. Demas had been in good company doing good things
a. Paul had counted him a faithful friend
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 207-208).
Kindle Edition.
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He had been with Paul during a time of great need
2. Outward appearances can be deceiving
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Some serve well until the going gets tough
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 208-209).
Kindle Edition.
b.
Some serve God for earthly rewards or recognition
3. Jesus warned those who keep looking back ()
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They wonder about the value of eternal rewards
b.
They finally conclude the world offers more than Christ
His Love Was Lacking
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 209-210).
Kindle Edition.
1. Paul found no fault with the labor of Demas
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He evidently did his work well
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Paul saw him as one of the trusted team
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 210-214).
Kindle Edition.
2. Time proved Demas lacked real love for Christ
a. His love was lower: focused on this present world
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Unlike Paul, he had set his affection on things below ()
3. Paul's example should have encouraged Demas to love Christ
His Motivation Was Misplaced
1. Demas served out of duty rather than delight
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Location 214).
Kindle Edition.
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Location 214).
Kindle Edition.
2. He missed Paul's motive of doing all for the glory of God ()
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 214-215).
Kindle Edition.
3. His desire for earthly rewards finally caused his downfall
III.
Conclusion
A. What About Our Commitment to Christ?
Roger Campbell.
Preach for a Year: 104 Sermon Outlines (Preach for a Year Series): 7 (Kindle Locations 215-217).
Kindle Edition.
1. Do we serve out of love for the Lord?
2. Is our motivation the glory of God?
B. Will We Remain Dedicated or Desert Under Pressure?
C.
This Is the Time for Full Surrender to the Lord
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