Sermons on2 Timothy 1

Ecclesiastes

• 25:462 Timothy 1

  Listen to how the New Testament describes the togetherness of Jesus Christ and one another. 2 Timothy 1, verse 6 Therefore, I remind you to rekindle So that's fire metaphor. So that is to start burning again that which might have gone out. Rewarm. It's like heating leftovers. Rekindle the gift of God that is in you

• 7:162 Timothy 1

  gentleness, faithfulness. We see in second Timothy chapter one, God has not given us a spirit of fear, but one of a sound mind and power. And what we see in Romans chapter eight, man, we, we have not been given a spirit of fear to fall back into the slavery of sin again, but we've…

Faith Over Fear

• 7:192 Timothy 1

  Would you open up our hearts to receive? Oh God, we give you all the glory. We give you all the praise. So would you speak now? Your people are listening. Amen. Amen. Now, looking at this letter in 2 Timothy, chapter 1, we're going to be beginning in verse 8. Now, what do we know? We know that Paul is writing to Timothy. And in this passage, Paul is in prison. He is in chains. And that he knew he was ultimately going to be executed…

• 8:022 Timothy 1

  2 Timothy, chapter 1, starting in verse 8. Paul writes, "So don't be ashamed of the testimony about our Lord." Okay, so let's stop right there immediately. We see the first command that Paul is giving Timothy, and he's giving to us as well. Don't be ashamed of the Gospel. Don't be ashamed of the Gospel. Now, at the very beginning of this verse, you see the word, "So." If you have another translation, you may see the word, "Therefore."

Faith Over Fear

• 4:542 Timothy 1:3

  Today's message is simply entitled, "The Power of Christian Remembrance." 2 Timothy 1:3 Let's read together. You can read out loud if you want. I'm going to read, but if you would join me in the Word of God. Verse 3 "I thank God, who I serve with a clear conscience, as did my ancestors, when I constantly remember you in my prayers night and day.

Advent

• 3:342 Timothy 1

  Ian Kelly is the result of a godly mom, dad, parents, and grandparents praying for Him. I think of 2 Timothy 1, 5, and 6. When Paul addressed young Timothy, and he said these words, That faith that dwelt first in your grandmother Lois, dwelt also in your mother Eunice. And I am persuaded it is also in you as well. Ian, Jesus is coming to your heart, hasn't He?

Acts

• 9:342 Timothy 1:7

  …dynamite. It's the same word in the New Testament over and over again, that when God shows His power through miracles, it's the same word. This is the power that the church has through the Holy Spirit. That's why in 2 Timothy 1.7, God tells us He has not given us a spirit of fear, but of what? But of power and love and sound mind. This is the power and the plan of God in your life.

• 25:492 Timothy 1

  We live in a broken world where people go to the London Tower Bridge and run a van into a community of innocent bystanders. A bridge that we are planning to be in a month. Today. And you look and say, "God, we can't go on that. What if that happens to us?" And God says, "Well, what if it does?" "Even in my death, may God be glorified." Here's what God says about fear. 2 Timothy 1. You are not called to fear.

• 18:292 Timothy 1:7

  Paul would later write to Timothy in 2 Timothy 1.7, For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Most fear comes from not thinking out things, from an unsound mind. Most fear is irrational. But it's a fear nonetheless. Even an irrational fear is a fear nonetheless. But Paul, having learned at Corinth that fear is not something that God gives us,

• 6:192 Timothy 1

  Where you get to the point where you say, God, I'm just tired. And the Lord says, that's what I've been waiting for. So trust me. You look at verse 7. In Jesus Christ, 2 Timothy 1 reiterates this. For God has not given us a spirit of fear. Some of you know a spirit of timidity, but a power of love and of sound mind. One story that reminds me of this point, our missionary, Christy, who's from…

• 22:552 Timothy 1:7

  goodness, faithfulness, self-control. Why? Why do we have those fruits? Roots are internal. Roots are in the ground. Fruit is external, that the world might see the power of God in our life. We need that power. 2 Timothy 1:7 says this. The opposite is true. If God's spirit has given you power, then God's spirit has not given us weakness, a spirit of fear, 1 Timothy, but of power of love and sound

• 15:242 Timothy 1:10

  deserve and we get to spend all of eternity i love what the apostle paul wrote to his young disciple timothy in second timothy chapter 1 verse 10 he says god's grace has been manifested through his appearing of our savior jesus christ who abolished death and brought life into immortality through to light through the gospel the reason the gospel brings eternal…

• 14:192 Timothy 1

  might become acceptable sanctified by the holy spirit then he goes on to write his young friend timothy in the ministry he writes them in first timothy chapter two and first and second timothy chapter one he says there is one god one mediator also between god and man the man christ jesus by the way have you ever noticed how paul always this is free by the way god paul always usually when he was speaking of christ the…

• 12:372 Timothy 1:12

  It takes a confession of faith, of understanding the truth of God's word and the truth of what God's word and who God's word says Jesus Christ is. For Paul, in 2 Timothy chapter 1 verse 12, in a time of crisis. For this reason I also suffer these things. But I'm not ashamed for I know whom I have believed. And I am convinced that he is able to do what I have entrusted to him unto that day. Do you see the…

• 32:562 Timothy 1

  And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that you always, having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work. I just read that. In 2 Timothy 1, chapter 1, verse 12, For the which cause I also suffer these things. Nevertheless, I'm not ashamed, for I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against…