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A Model of Servanthood
Introduction:
I. Timothy’s Concern for others (Church)
genuine
love
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Timothy’s Commitment to Christ ()
what he did was for the furtherance of the gospel
he lived so that others were drawn to Christ
he was not ego driven
III.
Timothy’s Character of Service ()
Timothy had no problem serving others, most importantly he was not opposed to serving Paul.
As a son
for the sake of the Gospel
Challenges:
Reach 3 people whom have been sick or hurting or going through it.
Reconcile with that person you have difference with
Find a ministry and begin serving in it
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