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Lesson 13 - The Good Fight of Faith
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Lesson: I Timothy 6:11-21
Read: I Timothy 6:1-21
TIME: A.D. 62
PLACE: unknown
GOLDEN TEXT—“Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses” (I Timothy 6:12).
Read: I Timothy 6:1-21
TIME: A.D. 62
PLACE: unknown
GOLDEN TEXT—“Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses” (I Timothy 6:12).
HELPFUL INSTRUCTIONS—I Tim. 6:11-16
Life in Christ brings conflict with the world (I Tim. 6:11-12).
What to pursue (I Tim. 6:11).
Life in Christ brings conflict with the world (I Tim. 6:11-12).
What to pursue (I Tim. 6:11).
How to live (I Tim. 6:12).
As Christians, we will be pressured; but as we obey and remain faithful, God is glorified and attacks ultimately fail (vss. 13-14).
How to stay blameless (I Tim. 6:13-14).
How to stay blameless (I Tim. 6:13-14).
God chooses what He reveals about Himself, and He does so in His own time and for His own purpose (vss. 15-16).
Whom to honor (I Tim. 6:15-16).
Whom to honor (I Tim. 6:15-16).
IMPORTANT COMMANDS—I Tim. 6:17-21
God provides material wealth as a tool for His people, not as a means for selfish indulgence (vss. 17-18).
Trust the Living God (I Tim. 6:17).
God provides material wealth as a tool for His people, not as a means for selfish indulgence (vss. 17-18).
Trust the Living God (I Tim. 6:17).
Be willing to share (I Tim. 6:18-19).
When we share our wealth with others, we invest in God’s kingdom and trust Him for our needs (vs. 19).
Focus on knowing and following God, and avoid pointless debates (vss. 20-21).
Guard the important truths (I Tim. 6:20-21).
Guard the important truths (I Tim. 6:20-21).
QUESTIONS
1. How did Paul’s discussion of the dangers of wealth relate to his discussion of contentment?
2. What was Timothy to flee, and what was he to pursue?
3. What does the word “fight” in I Timothy 6:12 tell us about effectively living the Christian life?
4. What did Paul mean when he said to “lay hold on eternal life”?
5. What was the commandment Paul urged Timothy to keep?
6. How can believers be blameless in God’s sight since we are so susceptible to sinning?
7. What are some of the titles assigned to God that show why He is worthy of all our honor?
8. What instructions did Paul give for those who have wealth?
9. How should the wealthy view the riches they possess?
10. What was Timothy to guard, and why was this so important?
—Keith E. Eggert.
1. How did Paul’s discussion of the dangers of wealth relate to his discussion of contentment?
2. What was Timothy to flee, and what was he to pursue?
3. What does the word “fight” in I Timothy 6:12 tell us about effectively living the Christian life?
4. What did Paul mean when he said to “lay hold on eternal life”?
5. What was the commandment Paul urged Timothy to keep?
6. How can believers be blameless in God’s sight since we are so susceptible to sinning?
7. What are some of the titles assigned to God that show why He is worthy of all our honor?
8. What instructions did Paul give for those who have wealth?
9. How should the wealthy view the riches they possess?
10. What was Timothy to guard, and why was this so important?
—Keith E. Eggert.
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