2 Timothy 3:14 KJV
But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them;
The major theme of 2 Timothy is the general apostasy of the last days and the afflictions that are a part of it. As Paul suffered for the gospel, so he encouraged Timothy to do likewise and urges him to urge those that will come after Timothy to continue in the things we have learned.
What is the answer to the current troubles in our world today?
What should be the Christian response to worldliness in the churches?
How should the Christian react to a general disdain for the faith of Jesus Christ?
Here it is, "Continue thou in the thing which thou hast learned...."
Our responsibility as believers has always been and will always be, regardless of what changes the world makes is simply this, "Continue thou....."
Don't give up
Don't quit
Don't let some things slip
Don't drop our standards a little
Don't compromise with the world
"Continue thou in the things which thou hast learned..."
But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them;
The major theme of 2 Timothy is the general apostasy of the last days and the afflictions that are a part of it. As Paul suffered for the gospel, so he encouraged Timothy to do likewise and urges him to urge those that will come after Timothy to continue in the things we have learned.
What is the answer to the current troubles in our world today?
What should be the Christian response to worldliness in the churches?
How should the Christian react to a general disdain for the faith of Jesus Christ?
Here it is, "Continue thou in the thing which thou hast learned...."
Our responsibility as believers has always been and will always be, regardless of what changes the world makes is simply this, "Continue thou....."
Don't give up
Don't quit
Don't let some things slip
Don't drop our standards a little
Don't compromise with the world
"Continue thou in the things which thou hast learned..."
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