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2 Timothy 3:1–4:5
Introduction In 2 Timothy 3:1–4:5, Paul warns Timothy about the difficult times of the last days, where selfishness and false teaching will thrive. Paul contrasts the corruption of false doctrine with the power and profitability of God’s Word, which equips His people for every good work. Paul exhorts Timothy to remain steadfast in sound teaching,…
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2 Timothy 2:14–26
Introduction In 2 Timothy 2:14–26, Paul emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine in setting Christians apart for honorable use in God’s kingdom. Timothy is called to guard sound teaching, avoid meaningless controversies, and gently correct those who promote false doctrine. Through this, Paul reminds Timothy that God’s truth brings freedom and purity to His people.…
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2 Timothy 1:1–2:13
Introduction In 2 Timothy 1:1–2:13, Paul writes to Timothy from prison, urging him to persevere in the Gospel despite the suffering and persecution it brings. Paul reminds Timothy of God’s sovereign saving grace, given through Christ Jesus from eternity past, revealed in the present, and fulfilled in the promise of eternal life. Paul calls Timothy…
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1 Timothy 6:2b–21
Introduction 1 Timothy 6:2b–21 concludes Paul’s letter by urging believers to prioritize godliness with contentment and to flee the love of material wealth. Paul emphasizes the eternal value of sound doctrine, pointing to Christ as the foundation of true riches. The passage challenges believers to pursue righteousness and to guard the Gospel with unwavering faith.…
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1 Timothy 5:1–6:2a
Introduction 1 Timothy 5:1–6:2a shifts focus to the relational dynamics and responsibilities within the household of God. Paul emphasizes the importance of treating all members of the church with dignity, regardless of status, and highlights the responsibilities believers have toward one another in their spiritual family. This passage encourages believers to model Christ’s sacrificial love…
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1 Timothy 4:1–16
Introduction 1 Timothy 4 transitions from the qualifications of leaders to the conduct and doctrine required to sustain godly living within the church. Paul emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine and continual training in godliness, highlighting the value of eternal hope in the saving God. This chapter challenges believers to stand firm in the truth,…
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1 Timothy 3:1–16
Introduction 1 Timothy 3 focuses on the qualifications for church leaders, emphasizing the importance of godly character in both overseers and deacons. Paul underscores the church’s role as the pillar and buttress of truth, charged with upholding the Gospel and modeling godliness. This chapter highlights how leadership in the church must reflect the mystery of…
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Joel
Here are the summaries of our ongoing bible study exploration of the prophetic book of Habakkuk. Joel 1:1–20 Joel 2:1–17 Joel 2:18–32 Joel 3:1–21 Blessings,All groups
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1 Timothy 2:1–15
Introduction 1 Timothy 2 continues Paul’s instructions to Timothy, focusing on the orderliness and godliness required for church life. Paul underscores the importance of prayer, proper conduct, and honoring God’s authority both in and outside the church. This chapter highlights the Gospel’s call to dignified living under God’s design, authority, and order. Key Points 1…
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Jonah
Here are the summaries of our 4-part bible study exploration of the Old Testament writing of Ruth. Jonah 1:1–16 Jonah 1:17–2:10 Jonah 3:1–10 Jonah 4:1–11 Blessings,All groups