1 Timothy (Overview)

Bible Book OverviewsSteve Gregg
In this overview of 1 Timothy, Steve Gregg explores the themes, teachings, and admonitions of the book. He emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine and practical teaching, urging believers to prioritize good behavior over a mere system of beliefs. Gregg discusses various topics including the role of women in the church, the qualifications of leaders, and the challenges of false teachings. He encourages believers to guard the trust they have in Christ and to remain faithful in their ministry.
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