An often debated topic is covered here which is the role of money in ministry. Paul quotes the Old and New Testaments here when he says that is is okay for a minister to receive money.

Instructions for how Timothy should treat older men, older women, younger women and younger men is the topic of these verses. Paul speaks specifically on what qualifies a widow for support from the church.

In these verses, Paul writes that we must toil and strive for godliness. He writes to Timothy that he must practice these things and immerse himself in them.

A warning to Timothy that many will depart from the faith. Paul writes that this will happen in later times. 

Paul writes about the qualifications for a deacon in these verses. They are similar as the qualifications for an overseer or pastor. 

Continuing the difficult theme from the previous chapter, Paul gives Timothy the qualifications that should be met in order for a man to be considered an overseer or pastor. 

In perhaps the most difficult verses in the Bible, I break down multiple perspectives and then share my thoughts on women pastors.

The power of humility and being poor in Spirit is evident when Paul writes that he is indeed chief among all sinners.

This episode gives the background information into who Timothy was, his relationship with Paul and the occasion for the epistle.

Paul gives his tremendous insight into the life of the Christian which is learning to be content in any and all circumstances.