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The Bible has come under renewed attack. The critic presently receiving the most media attention is Dr. Bart Ehrman who has taken his questioning of the Scripture straight to the New York Times bestseller list. It seems both advocate and adversary are bia
"Mark this, there will be terrible times in the last days" (2nd Timothy 3:1). What is the reason for these terrible times? It all comes down to distorted affections beginning first and foremost with people being "lovers of themselves">
One of the reasons a Christian should strive to be a workman approved when it comes to the word of God is so that they can be better used according to the purposes of God. An informed, well-grounded but humble believer will be of more use than an ignorant
In essence, Paul makes two main points today: There is a way to use the Bible as a club that is unproductive, divisive, and leads one away from true godliness. And there is a way to use the Bible as a tool that is deserving of recognition and approval bec
Most scholars believe this text contains an ancient creedal statement a baptismal candidate recited before baptism. Today's sermon explores what they said, what it meant, and why they said it.
Many Christians view grace primarily as a gap filler meaning they believe they are supposed to work as hard as they can and then grace will fill in the gaps of their insufficiencies. Yet God wants grace to be our sole source of strength not a gap filler,
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Paul writes what is essentially the last will and testament of his gospel message. If you should know one day when the end of your life is near…time for you will become a most precious thing…you will want to use it wisely. You will want to remind thos
In this text, Paul exhorts Timothy to flee, follow and fight. What is he to flee from? What is he to follow after? Whom and how does he fight?
In this text, Paul explains to Timothy why our work attitude matters to God, but cautions that being consumed with attaining wealth through our work will never satisfy...only godliness provides lasting contentment.
Paul wrote to Timothy that elders who were teaching pastors were worthy of double honor (respect and financial compensation.) However, any elder or teaching pastor who had dishonored the Lord through disqualifying sin will need to be confronted and rebuke
The question of who is responsible for caregiving to the elderly, and in particular widows, is not a new one. It had to be dealt with in the 1st Century as well as the 21st Century. Today we see Paul advising Timothy how to relate effectively to individua