BayLife Church

Game Plan - Week 1
An Offensive Game Plan // 2 Timothy 2:1-7
Locations & Times
BayLife Church
23800 US-98, Fairhope, AL 36532, USA
Sunday 10:00 AM

Welcome to The Weekend! After today’s service, your family is invited to stick around for some food and fun.
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A specific strategy to bring success on the field of play against a given set of contingencies
A specific strategy to bring success on the field of play against a given set of contingencies
Offensive Game Plan: A strategic plan to prepare your family for a positive impact on culture
1. Live a transferable faith. (2:1-2)
2. Train them to be tough enough. (2:3)
3. Show them where the lines are. (2:4-5)
4. Teach the value of hard work. (2:6)
5. Teach them critical thinking skills. (2:7)
DISCUSSION GUIDE
Use these questions to reflect on this week's message as a family or group.
1. The apostle Paul was very successful in almost every area of his life. One of his greatest strengths was that he lived a transferable faith in front of Timothy. What does it mean to live a transferable faith?
2. In our culture today, we tend to shy away from difficulty in life. Why did Paul remind Timothy to “endure hardship”? How can this attitude be beneficial for us and our children?
3. Read 2 Timothy 2:4-5. What was Paul trying to teach through these two analogies? How important is integrity in our life today?
4. In 2 Timothy 2:6, Paul changes the analogy to the “hardworking farmer.” Most of us are not familiar with all the work related to farming. Why is hard work necessary for the development of our character?
5. Sometimes life requires an audible, or course correction. Sometimes the correction can be life-changing. Why are spiritual disciplines like prayer and Bible study so important when it comes to correction?
Use these questions to reflect on this week's message as a family or group.
1. The apostle Paul was very successful in almost every area of his life. One of his greatest strengths was that he lived a transferable faith in front of Timothy. What does it mean to live a transferable faith?
2. In our culture today, we tend to shy away from difficulty in life. Why did Paul remind Timothy to “endure hardship”? How can this attitude be beneficial for us and our children?
3. Read 2 Timothy 2:4-5. What was Paul trying to teach through these two analogies? How important is integrity in our life today?
4. In 2 Timothy 2:6, Paul changes the analogy to the “hardworking farmer.” Most of us are not familiar with all the work related to farming. Why is hard work necessary for the development of our character?
5. Sometimes life requires an audible, or course correction. Sometimes the correction can be life-changing. Why are spiritual disciplines like prayer and Bible study so important when it comes to correction?

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