What Is Sound Doctrine
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This lesson, written by Ronnie Hayes, points young people to the importance of teaching from the Bible and being faithful to the text. It is the 10th Lesson in the Lads to Leaders PEARLS book.
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Spiritual Discipline of Evangelism.
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Paul continues to praise the Thessalonians for remaining strong in their faith despite facing persecution. He sends Timothy to check on their welfare and strengthen their faith. Timothy reports back that the Thessalonians have good faith and continue to love Paul and others, bringing Paul great joy and encouragement. Paul expresses his desire for them to remain blameless until Christ's return, and prays for their continued spiritual strength and growth.
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- 1. What is “Sound Doctrine”? Ronnie Hayes
- 4. Also Called… “ the glorious Gospel” First Timothy 1:11
- 5. Also Called… “ faithful saying” First Timothy 1:15
- 6. Also Called… “ truth” First Timothy 2:4
- 7. Also Called… “ the faith” First Timothy 4:13
- 8. Also Called… “ good doctrine” First Timothy 4:6
- 9. Also Called… “ doctrine” First Timothy 4:13
- 10. Also Called… “ wholesome words” First Timothy 6:3
- 11. Also Called… “ sound words” Second Timothy 1:13
- 12. Also Called… “ good thing” Second Timothy 1:14
- 13. Also Called… “ the word” Second Timothy 4:2
- 14. Also Called… “ faithful word” Titus 1:9
- 15. Do we get the idea that Paul felt it was important for these young preachers to understand that the truth is important to God?
- 19. All things… Pertaining to LIFE If you want to be a better… Husband Wife Child Student Boss Worker Citizen Giver Soldier Christian…
- 20. All things… Pertaining to LIFE If you want to be a better… Husband Wife Child Student Boss Worker Citizen Giver Soldier Christian… How to do that is found in the Bible!
- 21. All things… Pertaining to GODLINESS How do we know… Stealing is wrong? Sex before marriage is wrong? I should sing in worship? I should attend worship? I should help others? I need to be baptized to be saved? When to worship? How to organize the local congregation? Gambling is wrong? I need to repent of my sins? I should love others?
- 22. All things… Pertaining to GODLINESS How do we know… Stealing is wrong? Sex before marriage is wrong? I should sing in worship? I should attend worship? I should help others? I need to be baptized to be saved? When to worship? How to organize the local congregation? Gambling is wrong? I need to repent of my sins? I should love others? They are found in the Bible!
- 24. The Spiritual Blessings of Sound Doctrine
- 25. 1. Salvation
- 27. 2. Comfort
- 29. 3. Peace
- 31. Sound Doctrine is to be Secured Sound Doctrine is to be Secured
- 33. Sound Doctrine is to be Shared
- 35. THAT is “Sound Doctrine!”