Bible Study Guide: 1 Timothy 6 06/09/2010
This is the bible study guide for 1 Timothy 6 (for Sunday). It completes our study in 1 Timothy. You can find previous study guides starting at the guide for 1 Timothy 5. You may download the study guide (with answers!) at the link below.
1. What is to be the core of Timothy's teaching (3)? 2. What about people who disagree with this teaching (4-5)? Why are they destructive? Why are they teachers? 3. What is a greater gain than money (6)? Why (7)? 4. What are we to be content with (8)? Is this easy or difficult? Why? 5. What is the problem with wanting to get rich (9-10)? What is the most tragic thing that can happen to people who are eager for money? 6. What instructions are given to Timothy in 6:11-12? 7. How is a Christian to view their life or term of service for the Lord (14)? How does or should this affect how we live? 8. What commands are to be given to the rich (17-19)? Why? Is it right to "command" rich people to be generous and willing to share (18)? 9. What is the "true life" (19)? 10. What are the final instructions to Timothy (20-21)? 11. What did you learn from the bible study? What should we think or do differently as a result? 12. What are your top three insights from 1 Timothy? Why? Comments Your comment will be posted after it is approved. Leave a Reply | On this blog I typically post audio devotionals, Bible study notes or resources that I'm working on for use at the Otisville Church of Christ, where I preach, or short articles about ministry and church leadership. Occasionally I post a book review.
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