Sermons about 1 Timothy 66 67 (2024)

  • A Marriage For His Son!

    Contributed by Glen Lawhun on Mar 8, 2003

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    There are many characters in the parable of the wedding feast.1. Kingdom no doubt is the church.2. The King is the God the Father.3. The Son is none other than Jesus Christ.4. The marriage is the uniting of Jesus and His church. 5. The servants

    A Marriage for His Son!Sept. 5, 1999 AM (NKJV)Matt. 22:1-14Matt. 22:1-14 The kingdom of heaven is like a certain king who arranged a marriage for his son, There are many characters in the parable of the wedding feast.1. Kingdom no doubt is the church.2. The King is the God the Father.3. ...read more

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    Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ

  • Risking It All – Lessons From Esther

    Contributed by Jim Twamley on Mar 25, 2003

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    There are 4 major lessons we learn from the book of Esther:1.God has a plan for your life.2.Satan has a plan for your life.3.You have a choice.4.God has the answer.

    All I need to know I learned from Noah’s Ark, and it is quite amazing.One, don’t miss the boat.Two, remember that we are all in the same boat.Three, plan ahead. It wasn’t raining when Noah built the ark.Four, stay fit. When you’re 600 years old, someone may ask you to do something really ...read more

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    Denomination: Pentecostal

  • Secrets Of Living A Blessed Life

    Contributed by Dr. Stanley Vasu on Mar 28, 2003

    based on 38 ratings

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    This is a powerful sermon outlining the secrets of living a blessed life .It outlines the importance of the seven keys to blessing namely 1.FRATERNITY2.MAGNANIMITY3.GENEROSITY4.QUALITY5.UNITY6.AVIDITY7.HUMILITY

    SECRETS OF LIVING A BLESSED LIFE********************************OUTLINE1.FRATERNITY2.MAGNANIMITY3.GENEROSITY4.QUALITY5.UNITY6.AVIDITY7.HUMILITYNote: Kindly read the Bible verses mentioned while reading the ...read more

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    Denomination: Pentecostal

  • The House On The Rock Series

    Contributed by Rick Stacy on Dec 30, 2002

    based on 36 ratings

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    Message 1 of 10: Early in Jesus’ ministry he spoke to a great crowd of interested listeners in what is referred to as the “Sermon on the Mount”. His words are as powerful today as they were then. It was during this message that Jesus gave a brief illus

    The House on the RockJesus was different. He was the same as everyone else. He played with the other children. He learned how to make boats and hew beams with his carpenter father. He studied the torah at they synagogue with the other boys every week and he worshipped there on the Sabbath ...read more

    Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ

  • Faith And Victory All Over The World

    Contributed by William Baeta on Apr 23, 2003

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    “For whatever is born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world – our faith. Who is he who overcomes the world, but he who believes that Jesus is the Son of God” 1 John 5:4-5.

    Theme: Faith and victory all over the worldText: Acts 4:32-35; 1 John 5:1-6; Jn. 20:19-31Man has a deep desire for certainty and he will go to great lengths just to be certain. For many people the only things that are certain in life are death and taxes. For the Christian, however, there are ...read more

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    Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed

  • Working Well With Others Series

    Contributed by Brian Bill on May 21, 2003

    based on 209 ratings

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    At first glance, Nehemiah chapter 3 looks a bit dry. One commentator refers to it as a "colorless memorandum of assignments." It reads much like the book of 1 Chronicles with its long lists of names that are difficult to pronounce, information that seems

    Working Well with OthersHave you been watching the Olympics? NBC isn’t very happy with their ratings but it’s been fun to watch the different sports. As the athletes compete, they’re all seeking a medal and the recognition that comes with it. Those who win a gold are held up as heroes. While most ...read more

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    Denomination: Baptist

  • Pentecostal Power

    Contributed by Rodney Buchanan on Jun 8, 2003

    based on 358 ratings

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    Pentecostal power comes when we recognize: 1. The Christian life is not about keeping rules, but about knowing Christ. 2. The Christian life is not just about salvation, but about transformation. 3. You overcome apathy with zeal.

    John Wimber was a product of the Jesus movement in the 60’s. He met Christ in a dramatic way, and began reading the New Testament, beginning with the Gospels and then on to the book of Acts. He was excited about what he was reading, but when he went to a church he was disillusioned. The polite ...read more

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    Denomination: Methodist

  • Purposed Discipline Series

    Contributed by Mitchell Skelton on Oct 14, 2003

    based on 40 ratings

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    In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul severely admonishes the church for it’s failure to discipline an erring brother. The lesson we need to take from the Corinthian problem is: Don’t Forsake Christ’s Plan of Discipline.

    Purposed DisciplineSeries: Studies from1 Corinthians 5:1–131 CorinthiansINTRODUCTIONUCLA sociologist, James Wilson, has observed an interesting fact about city life: The crime rate escalates on those streets where broken windows are not repaired. His study showed that the failure to replace ...read more

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    Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ

  • The Time Has Come To Pray #8 Series

    Contributed by Larry Brincefield on Jan 14, 2004

    based on 39 ratings

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    1. Jesus said, "I pray for those who WILL believe in me"2. Jesus said, "That all of them may be one"3. Jesus said, "I have given them the glory that You gave Me"

    January 14, 2004Title: The Time Has Come...to Pray #8Text: John 17:20-23Introduction1. Tonight we will continue to observe Christ as He prays to His Father...Christ is quickly nearing the time in His ministry when He will be arrested...condemned to die...horribly mutilated...and killed ...read more

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    Denomination: Nazarene

  • Kingdom Living

    Contributed by Rodney Buchanan on Oct 6, 2002

    based on 118 ratings

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    Kingdom living means: 1. We live with an awareness of the kingdom. 2. We understand that the kingdom is within. 3. We experience the blessing of his reign. 4. We are a part of a subversive movement. 5. We wait for it expectantly.

    Stanley Hauerwas and William Willimon begin their book Resident Aliens with a story from their youth: “Sometime between 1960 and 1980, an old, inadequately conceived world ended, and a fresh, new world began. . . . When and how did we change? Although it may sound trivial, one of us is tempted ...read more

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    Denomination: Methodist

  • Success Over Stress Series

    Contributed by Brian Moon on Oct 17, 2002

    based on 28 ratings

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    Ever wish you could find some "real help" dealing with your emotions? This series will show us how to deal with the way we feel. Part 1 will show us how to have Success over Stress.

    ¡§How to Deal with the Way I feel¡¨ part 1 (Success Over Stress)Brian A. MoonOn a recent episode of the hit TV sit-com ¡§Everybody Loves Raymond¡¨ there was a situation in which their daughter had this new teacher who loved to dish out the homework. The young grade school aged girl had over 2 ...read more

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    Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed

  • Closing Greetings

    Contributed by Paul Apple on Oct 18, 2000

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    CLOSING GREETINGS/WARNINGS FELLOWSHIP IN THE LORD BINDS BELIEVERS TOGETHER IN PROMOTING THE GOSPEL WORLDWIDE WHILE GUARDING AGAINST ATTACK AND DECEPTIONTHE CHURCH SHOULD COMMEND, ASSIST, AND THANK FELLOW- CHRISTIANS WHO ARE COMMITTED TO SERVING OTHERS 1.

    CLOSING GREETINGS/WARNINGS FELLOWSHIP IN THE LORD BINDS BELIEVERS TOGETHER IN PROMOTING THE GOSPEL WORLDWIDE WHILE GUARDING AGAINST ATTACK AND DECEPTIONTHE CHURCH SHOULD COMMEND, ASSIST, AND THANK FELLOW- CHRISTIANS WHO ARE COMMITTED TO SERVING OTHERS 1. The Church Should Commend & Assist ...read more

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    Denomination: Independent/Bible

  • Universal Corruption Leaves Men Without Excuse

    Contributed by Paul Apple on Oct 18, 2000

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    THE CONCLUSION: UNIVERSAL CORRUPTION LEAVES ALL MEN WITHOUT EXCUSE BEFORE GOD'S CONDEMNATIONThe situation is worse than you think so stop trying to earn your salvation because you will never be good enough 1.

    THE CONCLUSION: UNIVERSAL CORRUPTION LEAVES ALL MEN WITHOUT EXCUSE BEFORE GOD'S CONDEMNATIONThe situation is worse than you think so stop trying to earn your salvation because you will never be good enough 1. Everyone (both Jew and Gentile) is in the same boat = Under Sin and the boat is ...read more

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    Denomination: Independent/Bible

  • Receiving God's Promised Blessing

    Contributed by Paul Apple on Oct 18, 2000

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    RECEIVING GOD'S PROMISED BLESSING HAS ALWAYS REQUIRED REAL FAITH--THE KIND OF FAITH THAT LOOKS BEYOND NATURAL OBSTACLES TO FIND STRENGTH IN GOD'S POWER AND FAITHFULNESS(The illustration of Abraham / the application to us today)1.

    RECEIVING GOD'S PROMISED BLESSING HAS ALWAYS REQUIRED REAL FAITH--THE KIND OF FAITH THAT LOOKS BEYOND NATURAL OBSTACLES TO FIND STRENGTH IN GOD'S POWER AND FAITHFULNESS(The illustration of Abraham / the application to us today)1. Faith Makes Sense Because of Who God Is (:17b) (the Nature of ...read more

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    Denomination: Independent/Bible

  • How God Balances His Judgment With Goodness

    Contributed by John Kapteyn on Oct 18, 2000

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    1. Have you ever wondered how God balances His judgment with kind expressions of goodness? To give equal weight to God’s judgment and goodness is only made possible through the leading of the Spirit into all truth.

    1. Have you ever wondered how God balances His judgment with kind expressions of goodness? To give equal weight to God’s judgment and goodness is only made possible through the leading of the Spirit into all truth. (John 16:13) Many people stumble and fall because they tend to drift toward ...read more

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    Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed

  • Sermons about 1 Timothy 66 67 (2024)

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    What does 1 Timothy 6 6 7 mean? ›

    The core statement here is “godliness with contentment is great gain.” This is supported by the reasoning “for we brought nothing into this world, and we cannot take anything out of the world.” These material possessions will pass away; this building I call home is not my true home.

    What is the great gain in 1 Timothy 6 6? ›

    But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that.

    What does 1 Timothy 6:17 mean? ›

    After giving praise to God in the prior two verses, Paul briefly transitions from commands specifically meant for Timothy to how Timothy should instruct wealthy Christians. Wealthy believers are to be reminded not to be overly proud, or arrogant.

    What is the meaning of godly contentment? ›

    Contentment is finding joy in what God has given to you. The opposite of contentment is greed which destroys your capacity to enjoy what God has given. Contentment is a Christian grace that grows over time. It does not come quickly, easily or naturally. Paul says “I have learned to be content” (Philippians 4:12).

    What is the sermon on 1 Timothy 6 7? ›

    As Paul says, “it is certain we can carry nothing out.” When our ticket is punched, the only thing going on that ride is the soul. Even our physical bodies don't go along. Paul's point in saying this is to demonstrate that we should be content with the lives we live.

    What is the main point of 1 Timothy 6? ›

    Building on the ideas laid down earlier in the letter, Paul reminds Timothy of the importance of godly living and avoiding the snares of evil and temptation. This chapter provides a strong encouragement for Timothy to apply the wisdom of this letter, both in his personal life and in the churches he is leading.

    What is the difference between holiness and godliness? ›

    Godliness (eusebia) is doing that which is well-pleasing to God. While it is an oversimplification, we can say that holiness refers to our being, or our character, while godliness refers to our doing, or our behavior. But we would distort the whole truth if we emphasize holiness as only being, and not doing.

    What is the first Timothy chapter 6 verse 6? ›

    1 Timothy 6:6 in Other Translations

    6 But godliness with contentment is great gain. 6 Yet true godliness with contentment is itself great wealth. 6 A devout life does bring wealth, but it's the rich simplicity of being yourself before God.

    How to have godly contentment? ›

    God's plan for contentment
    1. Establish a reasonable standard of living. It is important to develop a lifestyle based on conviction, not circ*mstances. ...
    2. Establish a habit of giving. ...
    3. Establish priorities. ...
    4. Develop a thankful attitude. ...
    5. Reject a fearful spirit. ...
    6. Seek God's will. ...
    7. Stand up to fear. ...
    8. Trust God's promise.
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    What does 1 Timothy 6:18 mean? ›

    Paul expected wealthy Christians to use their influence to give back and to help others. For the Christian, money is never to be gained simply for the sake of having more money. It is always meant to be used for the glory of God.

    What does 1st Timothy 6:19 mean? ›

    When a wealthy believer acts in accordance with God's will, as described in verses 17–18, he or she is investing in heavenly rewards. Treasures in heaven are considered far more valuable than wealth in this life.

    What does 1 Timothy 6:15 mean? ›

    The Only Sovereign

    Two titles underpin God's sovereignty in 1 Timothy 6:15: "the King of kings and Lord of lords." These titles are normally given to Jesus Christ, but here they directly refer to God. There is no attribute more comforting to a believer in affliction than the sovereignty of God.

    What are the four attributes of contentment? ›

    • Satisfaction : A person that is contented is always satisfied with what he can honestly acquire and so tries to live within his means.
    • Lack of Envy: A person that is contented envies nobody. ...
    • Humility: A person that is contented is always humble, he does not look down on others but treats them with dignity and respect.

    What does 1 Timothy 6 6 mean? ›

    The idea is literally that of a large or wonderful gain or advantage. Those who live in a way which honors God, and who are satisfied with whatever they have, possess a strong spiritual life. This can help them through any of life's difficulties.

    What is the deeper meaning of contentment? ›

    Contentment is a state of being in which one is satisfied with their current life situation, and the state of affairs in one's life as they presently are. If one is content, they are at inner peace with their situation and how the elements in one's life are situated.

    What does God mean by being sober minded? ›

    Sober-mindedness, according to Peter, means living with a single-minded focus. What is that focus? “Being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ.” It means this; sober-mindedness is living with eternity in view.

    What is the meaning of I am thirsty in the Bible? ›

    He feels bodily thirst as he's pushed to his limits near death. His body is laid bare for all to look upon, spit upon, and mock. But, as many saints and scholars have noted, Jesus is groaning for something greater and even more significant in these final words before death: he is thirsting for souls.

    What is the message of 1 Timothy 6:6:8? ›

    It also means that we will not be lacking the basic necessities (as defined by a given society). 1 Timothy 6:6-8 gives us this principle: "But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out.

    What is the lesson of 2 Timothy 1 6 7? ›

    2 Timothy 1:6-7 says: For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands. For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.

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