1 Timothy 2:14 - 3:3
1 TimothySteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses 1 Timothy 2:14-3:3 where he explains that the scripture is not punishing women but is emphasizing the importance of protective leadership from a husband. He also delves into the roles of Elders and Bishops and explains that the qualifications are often difficult to find within a congregation. Gregg suggests that the behavioral aspects of the candidate's home life should also be taken into consideration when considering eldership qualifications.
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1 Timothy 3:3 - 4:4
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Steve Gregg explores the meaning of 1 Timothy 3:3-4:4, discussing the qualities required for church leaders and the importance of a pure conscience. H
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1 Timothy 4:5 - 5:18
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In this intriguing discussion of 1 Timothy 4:5-5:18, Steve Gregg offers insights on various matters including bodily exercise, asceticism, and support
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