‘Avoid Conflicts If Possible.’
2 Timothy 2:23-26.
a) 2 Timothy 2:23. We are to
avoid foolish and thoughtless discussions. Especially so if we are True
Believer Ministers.
b) 2 Timothy 2:23. We know
that these kinds of discussions produce conflicts.
c) 2 Timothy 2:24. God’s
Servants should:-
1-Not be argumentative.
2-Be kind towards all people.
3-Be able to Teach.
4-Be patient.
d) 2 Timothy 2:25. God’s
Servants should correct opponents with gentleness.
e) 2 Timothy 2:25. Perhaps
God will change the minds of opponents and give to them a Knowledge of the
Truth.
f) 2 Timothy 2:26. These
opponents may come to their senses and escape from the Devil’s trap that holds
them captive to do his will.
(Through this QT
I know that it is wise to Avoid Conflicts If Possible)
‘A Caring And
Thoughtful Mother-In-Law.’
Ruth 1:8.
a) Because Naomi and her two
daughters-in-law were all widowed.
b) Naomi encouraged her
daughters-in-law to go back to their own family homes.
c) Naomi prayed that God
would deal faithfully with them, just as they had dealt faithfully as
daughters-in-law .
(Through this Second one I find Naomi: A
Caring and Thoughtful Mother-In-Law)
Chris.
God’s Servants should correct opponents with gentleness. This
refers to all of God’s Servants whether they are Ministers or Lay Leaders. The
attitude of God’s Servants when correcting people who oppose them or who oppose
the Message of the Gospel should always be gentle. Shouting and making a lot of
noise, or revenge, should never be in the heart of God’s Servants.
