Topic: Leadership
The series That Makes Good Sense teaches from the book of Proverbs on the essential nature of godly wisdom to live life well.
Gospel preservation is at the heart of 2 Timothy. Paul pleas with Timothy and the church to consider this reality. The times were tough, and he was called by Paul to preach the Word in season and out of season. So, given his timidity, given his times, given his task, he needed to show courage in the face of censorship, apostasy, and a lack of natural fortitude.
Life is a collaborative effort. That success is due to the investment and involvement of others. People who make it in life, people who make it in leadership, have usually been encouraged by parents, helped by friends, developed by mentors, taught by teachers, or inspired by the example of others.
In this passage we see Paul take three pictures from everyday life and he communicates to Timothy from within his world and he encourages him to endure. He encourages him through these vivid images of devotion, discipline, and diligence.
There are no more tragic words than a useless Christian. Because think about the implication of that phrase, a useless Christian. It speaks of a life purchased by the blood of Jesus Christ, beloved of God, and yet living for a purpose other than God’s glory and kingdom usefulness.
Just as a doctor fears disease, and just as a police officer fears criminality, and a judge fears injustice, so the minister of the Gospel fears error. Both false teaching and false doctrine.
Without Apology teaches the powerful truths that the Apostle Paul taught Timothy to give him courage and confidence to carry out the mission God had set before him. This series will both encourage and equip you to walk courageously in your faith.
This series will challenge believers to be “Profiles in Courage” and exhibit gospel stubbornness-those who fearlessly live out the gospel message and impact our culture for Christ.
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