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  • "Is Paul Having a Pharisee Relapse?" (Sermon on 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18)

    10/23/2010 9:07:26 PM PDT · by Charles Henrickson · 9 replies
    stmatthewbt.org ^ | October 24, 2010 | The Rev. Charles Henrickson
    “Is Paul Having a Pharisee Relapse?” (2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18)Today we come to the end of our series of readings from Paul’s letters to Timothy, and with that, to the end of Paul’s letters. For almost certainly, 2 Timothy is the last letter that Paul writes in his life--at least of the ones we have in the Bible. Paul is writing from his prison cell in Rome, during the persecution under Emperor Nero, and he is awaiting execution. Paul writes to his assistant Timothy, and as he comes to the end of this letter--and to the end of his life--Paul...
  • "Scripture: Learn It, Love It, Live It" (Sermon on 2 Timothy 3:14 – 4:5)

    10/16/2010 10:14:46 PM PDT · by Charles Henrickson · 4 replies
    stmatthewbt.org ^ | October 17, 2010 | The Rev. Charles Henrickson
    “Scripture: Learn It, Love It, Live It” (2 Timothy 3:14 – 4:5)Today we continue in our series of sermons on Paul’s letters to Timothy, this morning on the Epistle reading from 2 Timothy chapters 3 and 4. In this section, Paul commends Timothy--and I would commend all of us--to the word of God. More specifically, I commend you to the continued study of Scripture, to a firm faith in the word of God, and to the living out of the Bible’s teachings in the form of a righteous life. And so our theme this morning, “Scripture: Learn It, Love It,...
  • "The Lystran Women's Missionary League" (Sermon on 2 Timothy 1:1-14)

    10/02/2010 10:23:11 PM PDT · by Charles Henrickson · 3 replies
    stmatthewbt.org ^ | October 3, 2010 | The Rev. Charles Henrickson
    “The Lystran Women’s Missionary League” (2 Timothy 1:1-14)Today is “LWML Sunday,” and so this morning I want to recognize and honor the work of the LWML, that is, “The Lystran Women’s Missionary League.” The “What” Women’s Missionary League? “Lystran”: What’s that? I thought “LWML” stood for the “Lutheran” Women’s Missionary League. Well, yeah, and we’ll get to them, but first I want to talk about this Lystran group. Not very big. Just two of them, in fact. Names were Lois and Eunice. One’s a mom, the other’s a grandma. (Let’s see, I can never remember which one is which.) But...
  • "But the Word of God Is Not Bound!" (Sermon on 2 Timothy 2:1-13)

    10/09/2010 9:42:31 PM PDT · by Charles Henrickson · 4 replies
    stmatthewbt.org ^ | October 10, 2010 | The Rev. Charles Henrickson
    “But the Word of God Is Not Bound!” (2 Timothy 2:1-13)Today we continue in our Epistle readings from St. Paul’s letters to Timothy. The first thing I want to note about this text is, it doesn’t apply to you! “What?” you say. “It doesn’t apply?” Yes, that’s right, this text from 2 Timothy does not apply to you. Not directly, that is. You see, Paul’s letter to Timothy is what we call a “Pastoral Epistle,” that is, it’s written specifically for pastors, in this case, from the Apostle Paul to his younger assistant, Timothy. He’s giving encouragement and instruction to...