Bible: 1 Timothy - Realise How Much God Values You!

Explore the authorship debate of First Timothy, why Paul wrote it to Timothy and the church, and how it warns against false teaching by teaching what is good.

Discover Timothy as a proven, trained, reliable co-worker who served the gospel with Paul, acted as a faithful son with his father, and endured imprisonment for the faith.

Delve into seven famous verses from First Timothy, including church discipline and praying for leaders, and affirm that God desires all people to be saved through Jesus, the one mediator.

Explore famous verses from 1 Timothy, including men's prayer, women's teaching roles debates, and the church as the pillar and foundation of the truth.

Explore praying over food, thanksgiving, and how food is consecrated by God’s word, then explore 1 Timothy’s money verses on preaching and the love of money.

Examine the love of money as a root of all kinds of evil and contrast it with serving God rather than Mammon, seeking his kingdom.

Discover that you are the best candidate for this moment and learn who you are, as this session serves as an eye opener.

Realize that you are imperfect yet a perfect candidate for God's calling. Competence comes from God, as with Timothy chosen despite youth and illness.

Paul's unique mercy illustrates how God forgives and uses him as an example for believers. He attracted diverse audiences, from Epicureans and Stoic philosophers to followers like Timothy.

Realize your uniqueness and how the people you attract reveal the grace of God in you, as Paul’s field of influence in Corinth and God’s garden serve as examples.

You are unique, like Paul, and God gives you a field, your workplace, neighborhood, or club, where people come to Christ because of you; the harvest is ripe now.

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Explore why God instructs believers to rebuke some people, clarify the reasons behind rebuke, and examine how this guidance shapes conduct within the faith.

Paul urges Timothy to rebuke an elder who sins openly and uphold double honor for those who preach and teach, while handling accusations only with two or three witnesses.

Learn how to rebuke openly to stop influencers from leading others astray, uphold zero tolerance and no favoritism, and recognize the responsibility of influencers in family, work, and church.

Explore whether the Bible supports slavery, challenge common beliefs, and examine what it says about God's value of every person.

Show that the Bible does not condone slavery, citing 1 Timothy 1:9, 1 Corinthians 7:18–22, and Ephesians 6 to explain masters and slaves, and Paul's stance.

Show that Paul did not support slave trade and chose salvation, turning a slave into a brother and proving that salvation supersedes slavery, and God does not condone slavery.

This session explains that physical exercise profits the body and considers the gift that has given us. It prompts reflection on the sweetener and how much God values you.

Contrast physical training with godliness, showing godliness has value for this life and the life to come, and train yourself by reading, teaching, and living out the Word.

Uncover how time is the gift entrusted to you and learn to invest, spend, or avoid wasting it to cultivate godliness now and in the life to come.

Value time as a finite resource and invest it with purpose. Write a simple to-do list and prioritize daily tasks to avoid wasting time from people, events, or problems.

Learn how Paul advises business leaders to document conduct in God's household and to record meetings, contracts, and agreements to prevent disputes.

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Trace Timothy’s growth from a mother’s upbringing to Paul’s mentorship and see how faith and prayer transform your walk with God, with bonus links to Bible study and business courses.

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