Today, brings us to the close of 1 Timothy with chapter 6. Paul reminds young Timothy to guard what has been entrusted to him, to fight the good fight of faith. What has been entrusted to you?

In 1 Timothy 5, Paul instructs Timothy to take care of the elderly and church leaders. Are you caring for elderly parents at this time or preparing to do so? Does your church take care of the pastor and his team?

In 1 Timothy 4, Paul describes godly living. Are you a good example of living a godly life? Are you an ambassador for this thing called Christianity?

Today, we are in 1 Timothy 3. Paul outlines for young Timothy characteristics of leadership. Are you a leader? Do you follow biblical characteristics of leadership in your home, workplace, or church?

Today, we are in 1 Timothy 2. Christians are accused of saying there is only one way to heaven. Do you agree?

In 1 Timothy 1, Paul also reminds Timothy, and us, Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners and we can be saved by His mercy. Have you been saved by His mercy? If so, does your heart issue love from a good conscience and a sincere faith?

Today, we finish 2 Thessalonians with chapter 3. Paul finishes his second letter by seeking prayer and warning against idleness. “If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat” (v. 10) or “do not grow weary in doing good” (v. 13). Which is it when it comes to the poor?

In Thessalonians 2. Paul answers questions about the day of the Lord. He reminds us not to be quickly shaken or alarmed. The day of the Lord cannot come until the son of destruction exalts himself. Will you recognize him, or be deceived?