Sermon Tone Analysis
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2 Timothy 1:8
Therefore - connecting to previous verse
neglecting his preaching - do not be ashamed of the testimony - Timothy genuinely concerned about what others will think.
Jesus’ crucifixion - the cross in those days was for a common criminal.
The testimony about our Lord - In those days, people who follow Christ who was in those cultural context a ‘loser’ not a ‘victor’.
The fruit of the testimony of the Lord gives life.
It is the power of God unto salvation
- not ashamed of the suffering for the sake of the Gospel.
Paul talking of his literal imprisonment but he is also a prisoner of our Lord - He knows who has put him in that prison.
It was God’s will that he got put there.
In Eph and Philemon - prisoner of, in and for Christ.
Paul was previously imprisoning people
Positive imperative - but ‘share in suffering’
Christ suffered and Paul is suffering.
Other Christians were getting martyred.
Suffering can be really a gift from God.
It can also teach us and drive out pride
Have I suffered for Christ?
What is our motivation?
Is it for the ‘gospel’?
It is better to suffer for doing God’s will than for evil that you do.
If suffering is for self then it’s not by the power of God or for the Gospel.
REALLY STRUGGLING
‘holy calling’ - to put off sin and to put on Christ.
‘calling’ - invited
By Holy as I am Holy
‘his own’ - exclusivity for the purpose of grace
Purpose and Grace
God’s purpose - His Glory
Grace - Demands thanks
before the ages began - eternity past
Manifested - talking about Christ being revealed in this world
1 Peter 20-21
2 Cor 3:4-
Appearing - he was not created but rather He became flesh
who abolished death - death did not have and effect on Christ but rather made its effect on us.
Death is the consequence of sin - We don’t experience the sting of death because Christ has defeated death.
Brought life -
Immortality - without end
to light through the gospel
2 Tim 1:
i was appointed - it was Gods provision and not one own will.
Which i why i suffer as i do -
I am not ashamed - becausae of “Whom i have believed”
“Whom i have believed” - believed - conviction and trust by which ma is complled to act.
Convinced
guard - keep something in the state that it is in.
until that day - judgement day
what has been entrusted to me
Grace - demands thanks
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