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Do you have a trustworthy friend? What are the characteristics of someone you can confide in? Friends and mentors are important while living our life here on earth. They help us be motivated when times get tough or when we need that extra boost of encouragement.
The relationship between Paul and Timothy is like that. Paul confides in Timothy during his last moments of life. Paul writes to Timothy in a letter that he's suffering in prison. What makes Timothy so trustworthy? And why does Paul share his deepest pains with Timothy?
Timothy was Paul's ride-or-die! They traveled together, were jailed together, and rallied for each other when it came to the things of God. Paul trusted Timothy as he passed on his torch to carry the gospel to a new generation of church leaders. And he had confidence that Timothy could do it — and do it well.
Who are some people you can share your story with? How can those people help you in your current journey to move forward?
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It wouldn’t be Christmas without angels! You’ll find them everywhere this Christmas season. They’re on Christmas trees, ornaments, greeting cards, carols, movies, and nativity sets. They’re all over the pages of Scripture, too. That’s because angels played an important role in the very first Christmas. In this 20-day devotional series from Grow Curriculum, we’ll discover why angels were and still are so important in the Christmas story.
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