People don’t talk about meaningless things when they know their time is short – and that’s the lens we get to read 2 Timothy. Knowing his death was inevitable, Paul wrote his final letter to Timothy, a pastor who was like his spiritual son. It's hard to imagine that behind his words that are full of faith, confident hope and unwavering endurance, is a man who was cold, lonely and awaiting execution. These four short chapters are saturated in truth, encouragement, practical theology, and personal instruction: the foundation of the gospel, the importance of sound doctrine, a warning about false teachers, the necessity of gospel community, examples of what to do and what not to do, and requirements for being a faithful disciple in a broken world. In 2 Timothy, Paul both addresses everything that really matters and intentionally ignores everything that does not.
God's Word is God speaking to us, we get to continue the conversation He started in the commentary, and the corresponding questions enable you to build discipleship relationships with women you know. That's the purpose and progression of the Conversational Commentary series.
What to Expect:- gospel-centered commentary in a conversational tone
- written by women for women
- group discussion questions
- multiplication through discipleship