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2 Corinthians 10:4–6
The dedicated training, through the study of Scripture, prayer and self-control, which enables Christians to be more effective witnesses to the gospel, to lead lives more pleasing to God, and to win the crown that awaits those who are victorious over sin.
Self-discipline is training oneself to be godly
Self-discipline and the study of Scripture
Self-discipline involves learning through experience
Self-discipline should transform the whole person
A Christian’s thoughts should be disciplined
Renewal of the mind a prerequisite:
A Christian’s speech should be disciplined
A Christian’s behavior should be disciplined
A Christian’s body should be disciplined
Self-discipline prevents God’s discipline
Examples of those who exercised self-discipline
Self-discipline strengthens believers when faced with temptation
The reward for self-discipline is a crown and a prize
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