No Regrets For My Life (2 Timothy 1:1-12)

No Regrets For My Life (2 Timothy 1:1-12)

2 Timothy 1:1–12 emphasizes Paul’s apostolic calling, Timothy’s sincere faith, the call to rekindle spiritual gifts, reliance on the Spirit’s power, boldness in gospel witness, willingness to suffer for Christ, and confidence in God’s saving grace revealed through Christ who abolished death and entrusted Paul with the gospel.

Introduction to 2 Timothy

Introduction to 2 Timothy

Paul’s final letter, written from prison, urges Timothy to remain steadfast in faith and ministry despite opposition and suffering. He reminds him to guard the gospel, rely on God’s grace, and pass on sound teaching to others. Paul emphasizes endurance, warns against false teachers, highlights the inspiration and authority of Scripture, and points to Christ’s return as motivation. It serves as both a pastoral charge and Paul’s personal farewell testimony of faithfulness to the end.

Christians and Government; Christians and Non-Christians (Titus Chapter 3)

Christians and Government; Christians and Non-Christians (Titus Chapter 3)

Titus 3 emphasizes how Christians should live within society and among unbelievers: submitting to rulers, showing humility and gentleness, avoiding quarrels and foolish disputes, and being devoted to good works. Paul reminds believers of God’s mercy through regeneration and renewal by the Spirit, justification by grace, and their inheritance of eternal life. The chapter also warns against divisive people and stresses meeting urgent needs so that believers live fruitful lives.

Proper Christian Behavior (Titus Chapter 2)

Proper Christian Behavior (Titus Chapter 2)

Titus 2 is a guide for Christian living, providing specific instructions for various groups within the church on how to behave in a way that reflects and honors the gospel. The chapter instructs instructs each of the different groups (older men and women, younger men and women, and slaves, how to live lives that honor Christ in response to His great sacrifice and appearance.

Rebuking False Teachers (Titus Chapter 1)

Rebuking False Teachers (Titus Chapter 1)

Titus Chapter 1 emphasizes Paul’s mission to proclaim God’s truth leading to godliness, instructs that elders must be blameless, disciplined, and faithful to sound doctrine, and warns against false teachers—especially those teaching for selfish gain—who corrupt households and deny God by their deeds, showing themselves unfit for good works.