2 Thessalonians 2:1-17, Deception: A present reality.

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Setting the Stage:

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Deceptive teaching is dangerous to the Christian (1-5)

Deceptive teaching can rob the Christian of their hope (1-2).

Just because someone appears to have some authority or legitimacy does not mean they do (1-2).

Accurate teaching must be tested to be consistent with the message of Scripture (3-5)

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MTR: Determine to study Scripture so that you are not easily deceived!

Deceptive teaching is present and it will get worse but we should not lose hope (6-12).

Know that even thought there is much evil in the world, it actually could be worse (6-7).

Never forget that the end is already written and God wins! (8)

Recognize the basic traits of Satan's deceptive works (9-12).

MTR: Perform a humility check, are you content waiting for Jesus or does the flash and power of deception tempt you?

Deceptive teaching cannot prevail against the truth of the Gospel (13-17).

The truth of the Gospel is the solution to the deception of the world (13-14).

The truth of the Gospel can be found in Scripture (15).

Hope and encouragement come from God (16-17).

MTR: Commit to purposeful meaningful engagement with the truth found in Scripture.

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