2 Timothy 3:13-15

2nd Timothy - 2 Timothy 3:13-15

An episode of the Mosaic Church - Winter Garden podcast, hosted by Brady White, titled "2 Timothy 3:13-15" was published on February 8, 2026 and runs 48 minutes.

February 8, 2026 ·48m · Mosaic Church - Winter Garden

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Summary

Paul reminds Timothy that the false teachers and leaders among him will continue to go from bad to worse. In light of that reality, Paul urges Timothy to remain rooted in what he has learned from the Scriptures—not so that he would simply know more about the Bible or have a relationship with a book, but so that he would be shaped into the image of Christ and come to deeply know the God who has revealed Himself through the Scriptures.

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Paul reminds Timothy that the false teachers and leaders among him will continue to go from bad to worse. In light of that reality, Paul urges Timothy to remain rooted in what he has learned from the Scriptures—not so that he would simply know more about the Bible or have a relationship with a book, but so that he would be shaped into the image of Christ and come to deeply know the God who has revealed Himself through the Scriptures.

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