A True Disciple

Ephesians, would “ comprehend with all the saints what is the breadth and length and height and depth, and to know the love of Christ. ” He stated that it is, indeed, love “ that surpasses knowledge ” (Eph 3:18, 19). As we grow as believers, we ought to pay attention to how our lives reflect to others. In his letter to Timothy, Paul reminded him that he was to set an example for other believers (1 Tim 4:12). He encouraged him to practice the things he had learned. Not only that, Paul asked Timothy to immerse himself in the things he had learned so that others may see the progress of his spiritual development. Paul outlines five things Timothy should exemplify that reflect a godly life. Let ’ s look at each one of them, and let them be a pattern for our own lives. Paul begins by saying that Timothy should set an example in speech . Generally speaking, whatever he says, he should speak with a biblical worldview. In other words, say things that honor God as both Creator and sustainer of this world. He should speak of Him according to the Word; speak of things that draw others to God, things that benefit and encourage others to follow Him. “ Let your speech always be desired that they Disciples Set An Example

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