February 16, 2020
2 Timothy: Jesus Is Raised From The Dead
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions 2 Timothy 2:1-10
1. Have you ever considered that being a Christian means you will suffer (v.3). Have you ever suffered for Christ Jesus?
2. What’s the lesson of the soldier (v.4)?
3. What’s the lesson of the athlete (v.5)?
4. What’s the lesson of the farmer (v. 6)?
5. Which of these lessons did you need to hear? What steps will you take to ‘drill down’ on that truth?
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