Typically when I start to write one of these posts, I start by either reviewing past journal entries or by writing on a current Bible study. After I choose the passage I review what was written in the past eight years to make sure that I have not covered the ground already. This morning I was following the first practice, reviewing a past journal…
I was going to write on 2 Timothy 3:14 (here @ Bible Gateway), so I checked my files for other posts on 2 Timothy 3 (here @ Bible Gateway). To suggest there were several, would be an epic understatement.
It took the better part of 30 minutes to scan through all of the posts on 2 Timothy 3 (here @ Bible Gateway). Many focused on or had in support of the point of the post 2 Timothy 3:14 – 17 (here @ Bible Gateway).
In his work Having A Ministry That Lasts--By Becoming A Bible Centered Leader, Bobby Clinton shares the importance of mastering ones’ core passages and becoming intimately familiar with the rest of the Bible.
The thing that became obvious this morning for me was that 2 Timothy (here @ Bible Gateway) is a core book for what I do. I was stunned on how much I have written on this book. I also am aware of how often I refer to the book in conversations with men.
For me this experience validates Clinton’s work, yet again. I highly recommend that you examine his work for yourself and work toward becoming a Biblically centered leader.
It took the better part of 30 minutes to scan through all of the posts on 2 Timothy 3 (here @ Bible Gateway). Many focused on or had in support of the point of the post 2 Timothy 3:14 – 17 (here @ Bible Gateway).
In his work Having A Ministry That Lasts--By Becoming A Bible Centered Leader, Bobby Clinton shares the importance of mastering ones’ core passages and becoming intimately familiar with the rest of the Bible.
The thing that became obvious this morning for me was that 2 Timothy (here @ Bible Gateway) is a core book for what I do. I was stunned on how much I have written on this book. I also am aware of how often I refer to the book in conversations with men.
For me this experience validates Clinton’s work, yet again. I highly recommend that you examine his work for yourself and work toward becoming a Biblically centered leader.
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