What does the Bible say about Paul circumcising Timothy?

In Acts 16:1-3, Paul circumcised Timothy despite previously refusing to circumcise Titus. This action was not for a gospel issue but to eliminate a potential stumbling block for the Jewish audience. Paul recognized that with Timothy's Jewish heritage through his mother, failing to circumcise him might hinder their evangelistic efforts among the Jews. It exemplifies Paul's commitment to the gospel and his sensitivity to cultural context while maintaining the essence of the Christian message.