Clip: Who Is Timothy?

Clip: Who Is Timothy?
The Consider Podcast
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Examining Today's Wisdom, Folly and Madness
Sound Doctrine Church
City of Enumclaw

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Transcript

A Mythic Opening And A Tease

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The church bells rang as demons wailed. Thundercrashed and shattered windows throughout the town. Angels stood in awe. Silenced by the handiwork of God. My father froze. Speechless. My mother's birth pains echoed distantly in her ears. For all new and understood, Timothy Williams had been born.

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Who is Timothy? Status in the year of our Lord, two thousand twenty six. The church bells rang as demons wailed. Thunder crashed and shattered windows throughout the town. Angels stood in awe, silenced by the handiwork of God. My father froze, speechless. My mother's birth pains echoed distantly in her ears. For all knew and understood, Timothy Williams had been born.

From Worthless Self To Mercy

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Now that we've had our laugh. Here's the truth. I was born unnoticed, a slimy, crying infant, utterly worthless in God's sight, clamoring only for my own needs, only for his sake and by his mercy alone, did he choose to save me from myself. If Timothy Williams had lived during the days of the New Testament Church in the Book of Acts, he would have been counted among the weakest and least significant members of the congregation. There is nothing inherently impressive or noteworthy about him. So, what is worth knowing? Only what God has done, and what he continues to do throughout eternity, is truly worthy of attention.

Early Life And A Strange Calling

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Early life and calling. Timothy grew up in a spiritual void. His family attended the local Methodist church only on Easter and Christmas. His father, a 32nd degree Mason, later found himself deeply embarrassed when his son began seriously following Christ. In college, Timothy majored in psychology with minors in religious studies and sociology. But God had other plans. He called Timothy to drop out of school entirely, and Timothy finally obeyed one semester before graduation. Being young in the Lord, it took him over a year to obey. He was deeply troubled, wondering whether this calling was really from God. Timothy finally obeyed, but to do what? At the time, neither Timothy nor anyone else knew. His parents were understandably troubled by the sudden decision and the prospect of their son becoming a college dropout. Two decades after his birth, Timothy was baptized as a disciple of Jesus. He had been sprinkled as an infant, but he now regards that as a religious formality without true biblical or spiritual substance. The church where he became a disciple was a typical non-denominational congregation, friendly, socially comfortable, and filled with a patchwork of scriptures. The message of the cross, however, was absent and often met with discomfort or outright objection when mentioned plainly. Over time, tension grew. When Timothy fully surrendered to the Holy Spirit and began taking God at his word without compromise, the relationship with that church became untenable. Both sides eventually parted with a sigh of relief.

Ministry Without Formal Training

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Ministry Path. At that point, God called Timothy to become a pastor, one who shepherds a local church. He had already been preaching the gospel for some time. As of this writing, however, Timothy functions as a preacher on the Consider podcast, but not as a pastor of any congregation. He never attended Bible college or received formal theological training by modern religious standards. His schooling came instead through directly following the voice of the Holy Spirit, always being led closer and closer to the cross, with all its accompanying sufferings, humiliations, weakness, and shame. Through many years this crude, rough, and inexperienced disciple stumbled along behind Jesus, never giving up. Looking back, Timothy still shudders with shame as God reminds him of his crudeness and immaturity, even as he celebrates the mercy of God that is sustaining him. Just as Paul wrote in Second Corinthians 4 1. Therefore, since through God's mercy we have this ministry, we do not lose heart. Timothy is allowed by the Holy Spirit to do the same. Walking with Jesus is never easy.

Persecution In Enumclaw And Loss

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Persecution and great loss. Six decades into his life, the harvest of righteousness God had been cultivating in Timothy burst into open persecution in the city of Enumclaw of Washington State. Decades of preaching the uncompromised truth and obeying the self-sacrificing demands of Jesus led to a sudden outbreak of opposition, much like a sewer pipe of hidden sin, lies, and religious hypocrisy finally bursting open. It mirrored the events described in Acts 8 1 through 2. On that day, a great persecution broke out against the Church at Jerusalem, and all except the Apostles were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria. Persecution is expected when living a godly life, and this is also one manner in which God separates the chafe from the wheat. See Mark 22, 31. In short, the city of Enum Claw police, the Washington State Prosecutors of King County, and a conspirator who had been waging a multi-level hate crime built on lies succeeded in putting an innocent man in prison. This orchestrated campaign destroyed Wine Press Publishing, the Salt Shaker Christian Bookstore, and Sound Doctrine Church, driving every member of the church out of town. The trumped up charges arrived at the doorstep because the law is so debased in Washington state that as King County prosecutors informed a selected dumbed down jury, quote, the state does not have to prove anything but age, end quote. See King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff versus Malcolm Frazier, defendant, case number 12-1-01886-0. Thus, City of Enam Claw Detective Grant McCall fully understood that he could co-engineer a hate crime against the church he opposed, because the prosecution would lie by not investigating for facts, truth, and evidence. The police, prosecutors, and judge Laurie K. Smith knowingly knew they could put lying witnesses on the stand to destroy pastor and preacher of Christianity, Timothy Williams, through a proxy prosecution of Malcolm Frazier. In their darkened legal minds, no evidence of a crime is required. However, massive evidence of legal corruptions can be found at www.consider.info and www.enumclaw.com. At the same time, during the height of this ordeal, Timothy's wife, Carla, succumbed to a brain tumor and died. Because of the ferocity of the hate-driven flames, everything was destroyed and all was lost. Simply because Timothy stood firm in his love for Jesus. Timothy may update this information from time to time as it becomes clear what people want or need to know. In the meantime, a vast amount of teaching, sermons, and conversations can be found by visiting or listening to the Consider Podcast.

Basic Facts Books And Where To Learn More

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Basic Facts. Timothy is host of the Consider Podcast. He is single and in his seventh decade of life. He was married at a very young age for 38 years and was never divorced. He is not starting a church, nor is he a member of any local church, denomination, or religious organization. He is not launching or leading a movement of any kind. Beyond the thousands of sermons, articles, and materials he has given away freely over the years, here are his main published books. Even the Demons Believe. Biblical view of the Bible Tracks. Biblical View of the Bible Sermons. Bad Fruit. Once saved, always saved. Loving like the first church. A vast amount of information can be discovered by visiting www.consider.info or www.enumclaw.com. If your intentions are good, if your intentions are good, feel free to pose any questions and listen to the Consider Podcast, where we examine today's wisdom, folly, and madness. Hope this helps. Timothy.