Name: Who Cares?: Despising the Shame - 2 Timothy 1:6-14 by The Hallows Church
Duration: 41 min 21 s
Description: As we continue our sermon series on overcoming the fear of man, Pastor Jeff teaches from 2 Timothy 1 about despising the shame of man.

The human heart is prone to many misplaced and misguided fears.  In today’s passage, Jesus reminds us that there’s one fear, the Fear of the Lord, that can free us from all our other fears.  Jesus shows us how, as Christians, we can face our lives without fear, under the care of the Father, in the forgiveness of the Son and with the comfort of the Spirit.

Luke 12:4-12 | "The Fear That Frees Us" | Jeff Hundley, Edmonds and Wallingford

We are commanded to Fear God and not anything else, but we are not left to do this on our own power.  Through the Holy Spirit, we fear God with confidence but also trembling because we know that we serve a Mighty God.

Fearing God with Confidence and Trembling:
     -Don’t Fear Impotent Man and Death
     -Fear God
     -Have Confident yet Trembling Fear

Luke 12:4-12 | "Fear God With Confidence And Trembling" | Jon Moor, West Seattle

The sending of the 72 in Luke 10 is a meaty passage; it’s one of a select number of passages that ties in this many elements of the biblical story arc in one place. While this passage teaches us many things about Jesus’ ministry, it also teaches us the way God works through us to make disciples and build his Kingdom. Crucially, it reveals how we are to do this: not by our own strength, but by the strength and authority that Jesus has given us.

Luke 11:37-12:3 | "Bad Religion" | James Beckman, West Seattle

Daniel 10-12 brings a close to the book of Daniel by taking us through one final vision that views the rise and fall of evil empires from a different lens. Through the text we see that God is the Author of history and is guiding us toward the day that He will at last bring final judgment on evil and unite heaven and earth in the restoration of all things. This resurrection hope promised at the end of all history should guide us in following after Jesus through all the ups and downs of life. 

Sermon Outline:
Spiritual Rebellion
Heavenly Battle
Dan 10:12-13
Dan 10:12
Humility and Prayer
Provision for the Faithful
1 Cor 10:13
Human Rebellion
Earthly Battle
Dan 11:31-32
Dan 11:34
The Author of History
Proverbs 16:9
Faithful Presence
Rom 12:19-21
Dan 11:35
Resurrection Hope
Dan 12:1-3
The Renewal of All Things
Gen 3:19
Lk 20:35-36
Final Judgment
Dan 12:2
“There are only two kinds of people in the end: those who say to God, ‘Thy will be done’, and those to whom God says, in the end, ‘Thy will be done’. All that are in Hell choose it. Without that self-choice there could be no Hell.”
Dan 12:12
The Call to Wait
1 Cor 15:20-22
1 Cor 15:58

Daniel 10-12 | The Author of History | Jake Hess

Our new sermon series through Philippians begins with seeing the apostle Paul's heart poured out to a people that have faithfully supported the work of missions even though they were going through their own affliction. As we journey through this study together, may it serve as an example of how to love others with grace and humility.

Philippians 1:1-11 | Partners in the Gospel | George San Miguel

Today’s passage, Philippians 1:12-26, is an amazing passage that displays the apostle Paul’s joy and peace in the midst of great trials. Paul shows us what it looks like to live a gospel-saturated life by being uninterested in his own self fulfillment and being entirely devoted to the advance of the gospel and to magnification of Christ in all things. His devotion and perspective is an example not only for the Philippians, but for the Church of every place and time.

Philippians 1:12-26 | To Live is Christ, to Die is Gain | Jake Hess

Our sermon study brings us to Philippians 1:27-30 this week in which Paul makes an appeal for believers to live out their heavenly citizenship through living lives worthy of the Gospel. But what does that mean to live lives worthy of the Gospel?

Philippians 1:27-30 | "The Steadfast and United Church" | Frank Mayfield

Philippians 4:4-9 addresses the wisdom of rejoicing while taking into account the hardships, mental illnesses and brokenness we face in this life.

Philippians 4:4-9 | Frank Mayfield

Join us for a study of Luke 16:16-18, particularly focusing on the last verse. As we explore Luke 16:18, we will consider what does Jesus and the Bible say about divorce. Let's consider the context of the question, the context of redemptive history and ultimately the heart and possible application for this passage on divorce.

Luke 16:16-18 | On Divorce | Frank Mayfield

As we continue our sermon series on overcoming the fear of man, Pastor Jeff teaches from 2 Timothy 1 about despising the shame of man.

Who Cares?: Despising the Shame -  2 Timothy 1:6-14

Better Together - Session 3 (K. Arthur)

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Who Cares?: Despising the Shame - 2 Timothy 1:6-14

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