This week's passage: 2 Timothy 3:14-16
Memory Verse: 2 Tim. 3: 15
In this passage, Paul is writing a letter to a young man named Timothy who was like a son to him. He is reminding Timothy to hold fast to the Word of God which he's known since he was young. That's just what God wants you to do! He wants you to keep the Word in your heart. Every chance you get to read it, do so. You will read a LOT of books in your lifetime, but none of them will bless you like God's Word will. Make a decision now to spend time in the Word, and ask God to help you remember what it says to you.
This week's questions:
1. If you read the Word, what is it able to do for you?
2. Where do all the words in the Bible come from?
Prayer: God, thank You for giving me Your Word to teach me how to be who You created me to be. Help me to treat Your Word as something important in my life, and let me always live for You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
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2 Timothy 3:15 - Here is what this verse means to me- That no matter how young you are it's always important to learn about God and His word. So in the future you can use this word to help yourself and others.
Lexi
This is true because, when you are in a situation, you can remember what the word says to pierce the darkness.
Derris
This is totally true!All of my friends have seen me carrying around a book or two,and even though they are fun and attention-catching,none of them are compared to God's Word!
2 timothy 3:15 this is what it mean to me. what it means to me is it doesnt matter how big you are or how small you are you still should follow the word
This is what I think about our verse:any age we are we are all to be tought what is right and what's wrong god taught our parents and our parent's have taught us our rights and wrong's. My point is that just like I said up on the top we are never to young to read God's word and if little baby's could understand I would be writting the same thing to. by: MARIAH
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