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120 | Have You Ever Felt Unsure? Leading with God-Breathed Truth (2 Timothy Bible Study)
Find the full episode here >>> LivingOnPurposeInChrist.com/blog
The ground feels like it’s moving, but your soul doesn’t have to. We open 2 Timothy and step into Paul’s final words from a cold Roman cell—tender, urgent, and laser-focused on courage formed by grace. Timothy’s weight mirrors our own: culture confusion, leadership fatigue, and the ache to stay faithful when the noise swells. Through Paul’s fatherly voice, we find a roadmap: fan into flame what God already placed within you, receive the Spirit’s power, love, and a sound mind, and anchor your life to Scripture that is truly God breathed.
Across the letter, Paul sketches three unforgettable images that recalibrate how we live and lead. The soldier models focus without entanglement, refusing distractions that drain the mission. The athlete shows disciplined training when applause is absent, choosing steady formation over quick wins. The farmer teaches patient endurance, tending unseen roots long before fruit appears. These metaphors are not theory; they’re a practical rule of life for modern disciples who want resilient faith in an age of hurry and hype.
We also press into the heart of biblical authority: all Scripture "is inspired by God," θεόπνευστος (theopneustos)—alive, warm, and life-giving. When trends shift and preferences tug, truth becomes an act of love as we handle it carefully, preach it in and out of season, and let it correct us before we correct anyone else. Paul’s closing charge—fight the good fight, finish the race, keep the faith—turns from a eulogy into a rallying cry. You don’t have to feel strong to be strong; grace is strength received, not performed.
If this conversation steadied your heart, tap follow, share it with a friend who needs courage today, and leave a quick review so more listeners can find it. Then join our Facebook community at DevotionDrops.com for ongoing encouragement and simple rhythms that help you stay focused and faithful.
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YOUR NEXT STEPS:
*Accept Jesus into your heart*
Visit our website: LivingOnPurposeInChrist.com
Snag Freebies in our FB Group: DevotionDrops.com
Join the Private Bible Study Circle: EssentialFaithJourney.com
Schedule Your Private Coaching Call > PaulaBehrens.com/coaching
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By Paula Behrens | Christian Coach, Pastor, Certified Essential Oil PractitionerFind the full episode here >>> LivingOnPurposeInChrist.com/blog
The ground feels like it’s moving, but your soul doesn’t have to. We open 2 Timothy and step into Paul’s final words from a cold Roman cell—tender, urgent, and laser-focused on courage formed by grace. Timothy’s weight mirrors our own: culture confusion, leadership fatigue, and the ache to stay faithful when the noise swells. Through Paul’s fatherly voice, we find a roadmap: fan into flame what God already placed within you, receive the Spirit’s power, love, and a sound mind, and anchor your life to Scripture that is truly God breathed.
Across the letter, Paul sketches three unforgettable images that recalibrate how we live and lead. The soldier models focus without entanglement, refusing distractions that drain the mission. The athlete shows disciplined training when applause is absent, choosing steady formation over quick wins. The farmer teaches patient endurance, tending unseen roots long before fruit appears. These metaphors are not theory; they’re a practical rule of life for modern disciples who want resilient faith in an age of hurry and hype.
We also press into the heart of biblical authority: all Scripture "is inspired by God," θεόπνευστος (theopneustos)—alive, warm, and life-giving. When trends shift and preferences tug, truth becomes an act of love as we handle it carefully, preach it in and out of season, and let it correct us before we correct anyone else. Paul’s closing charge—fight the good fight, finish the race, keep the faith—turns from a eulogy into a rallying cry. You don’t have to feel strong to be strong; grace is strength received, not performed.
If this conversation steadied your heart, tap follow, share it with a friend who needs courage today, and leave a quick review so more listeners can find it. Then join our Facebook community at DevotionDrops.com for ongoing encouragement and simple rhythms that help you stay focused and faithful.
Send us a text
><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><>
YOUR NEXT STEPS:
*Accept Jesus into your heart*
Visit our website: LivingOnPurposeInChrist.com
Snag Freebies in our FB Group: DevotionDrops.com
Join the Private Bible Study Circle: EssentialFaithJourney.com
Schedule Your Private Coaching Call > PaulaBehrens.com/coaching
Email: [email protected]