Two14 Student Ministries

In the final chapter of Paul's second letter to Timothy, he gives his final charges to Timothy while looking back at his own life in ministry. Paul sees his life on earth as nearly through but is looking towards the rewards found in heaven. What perspective should we have in this life? How should we view heavenly rewards?

In the third chapter of 2 Timothy, Paul describes the last days and what people will look like before Christ's return. As we look at Paul's description, we see example after example of idolatry and men loving things more than God. As believers, what idols do we struggle with? What do our actions towards others reveal about our own hearts?

In Paul's second letter to his good friend Timothy, he warns him to flee the evil desires of youth? What was Paul talking about exactly? What wisdom and direction does Paul give when it comes to our conversations with others?

In the second chapter of Paul's letter to Timothy, he stresses the importance of cleansing oneself of sin in order to serve God honorably. Before we get to the question of how, we should dwell on why we should want to serve God. What motivations do we have in serving others? What motivation does God want in our lives?

In the second chapter of Paul's letter to Timothy, Paul makes a big deal about sticking to the truth of the gospel. Why is this of such importance to Paul? What are the implications of a fuzzy or confused gospel message?

Through the first chapter of Paul's second letter to his disciple Timothy, he is passing on some things of importance. Starting to chapter 2, we see the concept of passing it on come full circle as Paul charges Timothy to pass on everything he has learned to others. Let's examine Paul's picture of discipleship and the 3 pictures he paints of Christian living.

In the opening chapter in Paul's second letter to Timothy, he reminds his disciple of the truth of the Gospel. Why would Paul re-preach the gospel to a seasoned veteran? What is Paul trying to get at?

Paul's second letter to his good friend and disciple Timothy is the last recorded piece of writing we have from Paul. What key things did Paul want to pass on before he was gone? Join us we examine Paul's entire letter to Timothy.

Conflict is a part of life, but God cares how we handle it. What kind of guidance does God give on how to handle conflict? What role does social media play?

In the age of constant connectivity and communication, do we seek quality and not just quantity? What wisdom does God have to share about the way we use our communication tools to interact with people around us?

What is the wise path when it comes to what we post and say online? What does got have to say about our social media habits? Do we have a tendency to shape our identity around our social footprint and attention we can get online? Where should our identity be found?

We live in a world saturated with new technology and an ever increasing ability to connect and communicate. There are varying opinions on these technologies, but ultimately they are simply tools to be used or misused. God clearly urges us towards a life of wisdom. What does the wise path look like when it comes to the use of social media and new technology?

We can tend to toss around words like "amazing" a lot; so much so that it begins to lose it's meaning. If we have a true view of who God is then we should naturally be amazed by Him, but is God ever amazed by us? We look at two instances of when Jesus was actually amazed by someone and areas we can enter into to grow our faith in God.

The Life of faith described in the Bible can look pretty bleak, full of suffering and disappointment. Is that all their is? Is there anything that makes following after Christ worth it? This week we discuss the change in perspective that makes the life of faith worth it.

Knowing the textbook definition for faith is one thing, but what does real practical faith look like? This week we look at the greatest human example of faith lived out and answer the question: what does it take to have great faith?

Because God is our good heavenly father we can always approach Him and ask of Him whatever we want. However there are times when God tells us no or seems silent. How do we deal with a no from God?

If faith is based on the promise of God, what promises has God given us? Are there things we assume God will do that He hasn't in fact promised?

What is faith? What does it look like lived out in our daily lives? What is the foundation of our faith and why is that important?

What are some practical tips when it comes to actually reading God's Word. Is there anything God thinks is important when it comes to reading scripture?

As we enter a new year, are we resolving to grow closer to God? Why does it often seem so hard to regularly spend time reading God's word? What are the lies we believe that prevent us from reading God's word?