Using the OT Law – 1 Timothy 1:8-11 · Goal of biblical teaching – · False teacher's wrong use of the OT law – · Right use of the OT law – vv8-11 1) 2) 3) -Even though Christians are no longer under the OT law, how does it continue to be profitable for Christians under the New Covenant? -What does the OT law reveal about God? What does it reveal about man by nature? -How does the OT law point us to Christ and the Gospel? Other passages to consider: Jn 5:38; Acts 14:11-18; 17:16-34; Rom 1:14-32; 2:14-16; 7:6; Gal 2:16; 3:19-26; 2 Tim 3:16; Heb 8:7-13.

Recognizing - Rejecting False Teaching - 1 Timothy 1-3-7--1- The forbidding of false teaching - vv3-4a-- --2- The fruit of false teaching - v4b-- --3- The goal of biblical teaching - v5- - -4- The traits of false teachers - vv6-7-- ---How does the temptation to useless speculation confront the contemporary church today-----Why is love the proper outcome by which teaching and preaching must be evaluated-- How does this contrast with the goal of the false teaching in vv3-4 and with false teaching today-----How does an impure heart, a seared conscience, and an insincere faith bring forth a failure in Christian love-----Identify a time when you became involved in -fruitless discussion.- What was motivating you and what was the result of that conversation-----What is your biggest take-away from this passage that will help you recognize and reject false teaching----Other passages to consider- Mt 7-15-20- 22-36-40- Jn 13-34-35- Acts 17-11- 20-28-32- Eph 1-10- 3-9- 1 Tim 3-1-7- 5-17- Titus 1-5-16.

Recognizing & Rejecting False Teaching – 1 Timothy 1:3-7 1) The forbidding of false teaching – vv3-4a 2) The fruit of false teaching – v4b 3) The goal of biblical teaching – v5 4) The traits of false teachers – vv6-7 -How does the temptation to useless speculation confront the contemporary church today? -Why is love the proper outcome by which teaching and preaching must be evaluated? How does this contrast with the goal of the false teaching in vv3-4 and with false teaching today? -How does an impure heart, a seared conscience, and an insincere faith bring forth a failure in Christian love? -Identify a time when you became involved in "fruitless discussion." What was motivating you and what was the result of that conversation? -What is your biggest take-away from this passage that will help you recognize and reject false teaching? Other passages to consider: Mt 7:15-20; 22:36-40; Jn 13:34-35; Acts 17:11; 20:28-32; Eph 1:10; 3:9; 1 Tim 3:1-7; 5:17; Titus 1:5-16.

Follow Godly Examples-1 Thessalonians 1-2-10- Philippians 3-17

Follow Godly Examples 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10; Philippians 3:17