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El desafío de Paul de NUNCA VOLVER A IR ALLÍ. No abrace las obras, la ley, la tradición, la ceremonia como un camino de salvación, confíe solo en Cristo por Gracia a través de la Fe. Mantente libre, nunca vuelvas a la esclavitud. Pablo es IMPRESIONANTE en estos versículos y dice cosas a las que incluso los cristianos sólidos reaccionan. Habla de los que se alejan de Cristo, de los que deciden salvarse a su manera. SIN EMBARGO TAMBIÉN celebra la singularidad de la vida en el Espíritu, donde confiamos en Cristo y vivimos una vida de amor por las obras.
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Becoming a Useful Tool in God’s Hand (2 Timothy 2:22)
The sharpest tools in God’s service are the men and women who pursue living pure. In 2 Timothy 2:22, more than sexual purity and not merely for youth, verse 22 tells us now to “flee from youthful lusts and pursue righteousness, faith, love and peace, with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart.”
Becoming a Useful Tool in God’s Shed (2 Timothy 2:20-26)
God tells you, through Paul, that the tool who will be used greatly by God will be the believer who seeks to have a cleansed life, a sanctified heart, a strong desire to be used of God, and a determination to do the works of God.
What’s the Harm in Drinking Poison? (2 Timothy 2:16-19)
Second Timothy continues in chapter two with an incredible challenge about false teaching—how dangerous it is and what it says about you. Paul actually refers to an amazing event from the Old Testament in Numbers 16, and you will be surprised by how current and practical that event is to me and you.
The Danger of Decoys
Paul teaches that if certain sinful behavior continues unrepentant in the life of someone who claims to be a Christian, it actually indicates by that outward and obvious behavior, that they are not saved.
How to Navigate to the RIGHT ROAD (2 Timothy 2:14-15)
In 2 Timothy Paul changes subjects–he has been exhorting and encouraging Timothy to grow bold about the Gospel, God’s Word, and sound doctrine and to not be ashamed of the Apostle Paul himself, even though there is great pressure from persecution.
How To Pick A Church
How do you pick a church? How would Christ pick a church and what would He say about this church? And why should we even ask this question? Why is this a crucial question for today and beyond? Because along with many other reasons, it’s healthy for all of us to take a hard look at ourselves to make sure we’re on the right path.
Loyalty Is Rewarded; Disloyalty Is Not (2 Timothy 2:11-13)
Paul describes God’s promises to His loyal ones. God rewards loyalty, but not disloyalty. The promises of security, motivation and comfort are yours if you are His. Paul gives a song, a verse or a poem of deep theological truth which will blow you away.
What God Seeks From You
Are we good at worship? Are we worshiping the right God, for the right reasons, in the right way? Do we even know what worship is? In John 4, Jesus spoke with the Samaritan woman, and we can learn from their conversation what God expects in our worship.
Daily Remember Christ and the Cross (2 Timothy 2: 8-13)
Second Timothy opens on a sweet passage about Christ and the cross. Paul gives Timothy four powerful motives for living aggressively for Christ in verses 8 to 13. The PREEMINENCE of Christ, the POWER of God’s Word, the PURPOSE of Ministry, and (covered next week) the PROMISES of Christ.
Enjoying the Fruit of Hard Work (2 Timothy 2:6-7)
We continue in 2 Timothy and look at how the farmer paints a picture of the Christian life we need to pursue.
The Determination of a Winning Athlete (2 Timothy 2:5)
We continue to exposit 2 Timothy 2, with Paul’s plea to Timothy to live aggressively–not only like a coach or like a soldier, but like an athlete. It will encourage your determination for Christ, your focus on Christ, and your satisfaction in Christ.
Authentic Believers live like Soldiers (2 Timothy 2:3-4)
Paul commands Timothy to live and minister like a soldier. The Christian life is not passive, but aggressive. When a Christian lives like a soldier, he can live more fruitfully and more effectively for God’s glory.