
1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 - Caring for God's Household
Text: 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 Theological Theme: Caring for the vulnerable Anthropological Theme: Compassion
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Text: 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 Theological Theme: Caring for the vulnerable Anthropological Theme: Compassion

Text: 1 Timothy 4:6-16 Big Idea: Persist in growing in devotion to God through discipline 1. Watch your diet: receive the nourishment of the word (v.6) 2. Watch your exercise: grow in godliness through discipline (v.7-10) 3. Watch your life and doctrine: use your gifts and share in your progress (v.11-16) Discussion Questions 1. What is helping nourish your devotion to God, and what may be…

Text: 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5 Theological Theme: The mystery of the gospel Anthropological Theme: Purpose

Text: 1 Timothy 3:1-13 Big Idea: In God's household trusted leaders are qualified by character 1. Overseeing is a noble task, but overseers must be above reproach (v.1-7) 2. Serving brings a good standing, but servants must prove faithful (v.8-13) Discussion Questions: 1. Why do churches so easily value charisma, giftedness, or visible success over proven character? What dangers come from…

Text: 1 Timothy 2:8-15 Theological theme: A God of Order Anthropological theme: Worship

Text: 1 Timothy 2:1-7 Big Idea: We boldly pray for everyone because Christ’s ransom is for anyone. 1. Pray for everyone, anyone can be saved (v.1-4) 2. Pray with confidence, Christ has paid the ransom (v. 5-7) Discussion Questions: 1. Who naturally comes to mind when you pray and who rarely does? Is there someone difficult to love that God may be inviting you to begin praying for? 2. Why do you…

Text: 1 Timothy 1:12-20 Big Idea: God's eternal patience and mercy call us to fight the good fight. 1. Paul: An example of mercy (v.12-17) 2. Timothy: A call to follow (v.18-20)

Text: 1 Timothy 1:3-11 Big Idea: Guard the gospel by stopping False Teachers and faithfully handle God’s word. 1. The Charge: Stop False Teaching and Speculation (v.3-4) 2. The Goal: Love and an Honest Faith (v.5) 3. The Danger: A Wayward Heart Means Empty Teaching (v.6-7) 4. The Measurement: Handling the Law in the Light of the Gospel. (v.8-11) Discussion Questions: 1. Where have you been tempted…

Big Idea: Remember Whose Household you are in as you learn to live in it. 1. The Head of the Household (1a) 2. The Hope of the Household (1b) 3. The Heritage of the Household (2a) 4. The Help of the Household (2b) Discussion Questions: 1. What changes when we see the church not as an event we attend, but as God’s household to which we belong? 2. Where are you most tempted to act like an “owner” in…

Main Idea: The answers to life's greatest questions are found in the character of God. Question 1: "What does God actually want from us?" Question 2: "What will God do with sin?" Question 3: "Who is a God like you?" Discussion Questions: 1. "Remembrance is the fuel of our devotion." How have you seen remembering God's faithfulness strengthen your faith during difficult seasons? 2. God tells Israel…