1 & 2 Timothy
Jesus came to give us His life in abundance, He has made every Christian into a new creation and has sent His Holy Spirit to dwell in us. So Christians should be full of the life of God at all times, shouldn’t they? Well, it doesn’t always seem like that, and the Bible is too realistic to pretend otherwise. The apostle Paul’s letters are one of many places which show that we are always in need of reminders and challenges to live the life we’ve been given.
Several times in his letters to Timothy, Paul talks about what healthy Christianity looks like. This series looks at how we can have a healthy view of God, healthy relationships with others, and how we can stay faithful, whatever is happening in our lives.
A Healthy View Of God (Part 1)15/01/2017 | Dan Hudson The letters of 1 and 2 Timothy were written, first and foremost, to tell us about God, and so they are key to helping us maintain a healthy view of Him. A Healthy View Of God (Part 1) - Small Group Notes47.04 KB - A-Healthy-View-Of-God-Part-1.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
A Healthy Relationship With Government22/01/2017 | Luke Davydaitis How should we relate to our governments? Paul is insistent that we pray for them, and focus on what matters most: the Kingdom of God. A Healthy Relationship With Government - Small Group Notes48.72 KB - A-Healthy-Relationship-With-Government.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Healthy Relationships: Paul & Timothy29/01/2017 | Matthew Clifton-Brown Matt looks at the closeness of Paul and Timothy’s relationship, and how being intentionally relational is vital for any form of healthy relationship. Healthy Relationships: Paul & Timothy - Small Group Notes37.00 KB - Healthy-Relationships-Paul-Timothy.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Be Content29/01/2017 | Luke Davydaitis God wants us to be content in Him, and what’s at stake with our contentment couldn’t be more serious. This isn’t a nice lifestyle option but a matter of life and death. Be Content - Small Group Notes51.01 KB - Be-Content.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
The Spirit of Power, Love, and Self-control19/02/2017 | Luke Davydaitis God is eager to give us Himself, His Holy Spirit, so that we can bless others and love Him more. The Spirit of Power, Love, and Self-control - Small Group Notes44.18 KB - The-Spirit-of-Power-Love-and-Self-Control.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
How to Fight the Good Fight of Faith26/02/2017 | Karen Capon Faith is a gift from God and something we have to fight with and for. How to Fight the Good Fight of Faith - Small Group Notes43.55 KB - How-to-Fight-the-Good-Fight-of-Faith.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
The Kind of Leader God Requires05/03/2017 | Dan Hudson What kind of leader should you be and what kind of leader should you follow? The Kind of Leader God Requires - Small Group Notes50.87 KB - The-Kind-of-Leader-God-Requires.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Healthy Relationships: Family Responsibilities12/03/2017 | Matthew Clifton-Brown Are you in tune with God’s heart for the weak and vulnerable? We are called to take care of those in our families and to to show God’s love for the vulnerable in very practical ways. To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Men & Women, and Church Leadership19/03/2017 | Luke Davydaitis Gender is a gift from God which we should celebrate. It’s also a complicated and emotive issue which requires careful understanding and application of what the Bible says. Men & Women, and Church Leadership - Small Group Notes73.89 KB - Men-Women-and-Church-Leadership.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Song of Salvation26/03/2017 | Dan Hudson In the Song of Salvation in 1 Timothy 3:16, Paul explores the wonders of Christ’s incarnation, life, death, resurrection, ascension and ongoing mission to a world that he will one day return to. God calls you to sing this song with faith, wonder and gratitude. To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
How to Endure09/04/2017 | Matthew Clifton-Brown We will all face serious challenges to our faith, like both Paul and Timothy did. God promises to help us through these times as we trust and obey Him. How to Endure - Small Group Notes41.19 KB - How-to-Endure.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
The Resurrection16/04/2017 | Matthew Clifton-Brown Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead, He is alive forevermore! Right now, there is a man in Heaven representing us. Here are four statements to help us understand Easter and resurrection. The Resurrection - Small Group Notes42.99 KB - The-Resurrection.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
A Healthy View Of God (Part 2)23/04/2017 | Luke Davydaitis Seeing God in His glory is vital for all of us, and as we look clearly at Him, we see how He sees us, and this fills us with hope. A Healthy View Of God (Part 2) - Small Group Notes49.84 KB - A-Healthy-View-Of-God-Part-2.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Hope in Death and Judgment30/04/2017 | Dan Hudson Death for the Christian is to be approached with confidence and hope. Hope in Death and Judgment - Small Group Notes36.92 KB - Hope-in-Death-and-Judgment.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Scripture is God-breathed07/05/2017 | King's Church Christians often feel like they hit a plateau with their understanding of the Bible, but God’s word is reliable, rich, provocative and Christ-centred. There’s always more to get from it. Scripture is God-breathed - Small Group Notes36.86 KB - Scripture-is-God-breathed.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |
Don't Wander Off14/05/2017 | Luke Davydaitis All of us are at risk of wandering away from God and His ways, but through His life-changing power and the formation of good habits we can stay faithful to Him. Don't Wander Off - Small Group Notes38.99 KB - Dont-Wander-Off.pdf To download, right click here and use 'Save Link As...' |