Welcome To Sunday School Class

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Welcome To Sunday School Class
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The Charge

• 2 Timothy 41-22

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Something To Think About

• After tenderly addressing Timothy as his son in
  the faith, Paul reminded him of his godly
  heritage. Furthermore, Paul gently reminded
  Timothy that the Spirit of God had equipped him
  with power and a sound mind. Timothy had nothing
  of which he should be ashamed so he was to live
  with a bold testimony for Christ. Timothys
  strong stand was to be similar to the strength of
  a soldier who forsook civilian affairs in order
  to do his job well.

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KEY VERSE


2 Timothy 47 I have fought a good fight, I have
finished my course, I have kept the faith.
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• Lesson Objectives
• To observe Pauls concern for the propagation of
  the gospel
• To open our hearts to the spread of the gospel
• To obey the command to preach the gospel to the
  world

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• Preaching the Word Part I
• 2 Timothy 41-4
• The Responsibility (1-2)
• 1. The Charge (1)
• 1 Timothy 613
• 2. The Constancy (2)
• Psalm 1910-11

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• Part II
• The Reason (3-4)
• 1. Itching Ears (3)
• 2. Irresponsive Ears (4)

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• Myths, fables, and fairy tales are acceptable and
  even beneficial in their place. Fables do not,
  however, form a sufficient foundation for a
  belief system. Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and
  the Tooth Fairy are fun imaginary characters for
  children and their parents. A child may even feel
  better when told that if he stops crying Santa
  will bring an extra toy. When the child is
  scared, however, he cannot call upon Santa
  because Santa is not real. Real problems demand
  real solutions.

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• Practicing the Word
• 2 Timothy 45-8
• A. Timothys Watchfulness and Work (5)
• Ephesians 411
• B. Pauls Personal Testimony (6-8)
• 1. Departure (6)
• 2. Determination (7)
• 3. Destination (8) James 112

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• A difficult life had made heaven a
  much-anticipated changefor Paul. Perhaps many
  people today are so comfortable that their desire
  for heaven does not burn as hotly as did Pauls.

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• Persisting in the Word
• 2 Timothy 49-22
• Forsaken (9-15)
• Colossians 47-8 Ephesians 621-22
• B. Forgiving (16)
• C. Farewell (17-22)
• Acts 1922

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• There is nothing like being on course, knowing
  you arewhere you need to be in life and with the
  Lord. Even when facing death, Paul had confidence
  in his relationship with Christ and his position
  in His plan. Because of that he was able to thank
  those who were dear to him and forgive those who
  had hurt him. Dont wait until the end of life to
  make these amends and get on the right track.

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• QUESTIONS FOR STUDY AND DISCUSSION
• 1. Why was Paul so concerned about the role and
  character of the minister, specifically Timothy?
• 2. Why would preaching the Word become difficult?
• 3. How did Paul evaluate his life?
• 4. Why was Paul so calm when facing death?
• 5. What was Pauls reaction to negative
  situations?
• 6. How had the Lord preserved Paul?

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May God Bless You For Coming To Sunday School
This Morning!

• Bring Someone With You To Bible Study On
  Wednesday Night!

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Acknowledgements

• Applications taken from Bible Teacher Bible
  Studies for AdultsWinter Edition (2010)
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• Presentation Compiled For Randall House By Earl
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