2 Timothy (Part 3)
2 TimothySteve Gregg
Steve Gregg delves into the importance of finding and training faithful men in 2 Timothy. He emphasizes the need for grace in the discipleship process and encourages Timothy to identify and pass on his teachings to faithful individuals. Gregg highlights the challenge of finding such individuals, drawing parallels to the difficulty of finding faithful women in Proverbs 31. He also discusses the commitment required in the Christian journey, likening it to a hard-working farmer who reaps the fruits of his labor. Ultimately, Gregg urges listeners to remain steadfast and diligent in their pursuit of faithfulness.
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