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Pastor John Randall has an eye on Second Timothy chapter three today, and we’ll be covering verses 10-17. The apostle Paul had his fair share of challenges and difficulty that’s for sure, but he lived with determination and devotion to the Lord. We’ll be encouraged to do the same in these difficult last days.

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In light of all that is taking place around us in our nation, and world, we've decided to turn to a passage of scripture that fits our situation like a glove so to speak. 2nd Timothy chapter three describes what the last days will look like, and it's quite evident that we're living in them. Why will they be so difficult, and how are we to face them? We’re about to find out here on a Daily Walk and find out! From Second Timothy chapter three and verse two - here’s pastor John Randall talking about living in the last days.

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There's no debating the fact that these are difficult days. From a virus that is hard to control, to war in a foreign land, immoral behavior accepted and applauded, abortions, and the breakdown of the family are just a few things we could point to as evidence of that. Many are asking themselves and others, "Are these the last days?" I think it’s safe to say that they are as we read 2nd Timothy chapter three today on a Daily Walk. And as we look together at what will take place in the last days, pastor John Randall will encourage us to live for the glory of God.

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Just as there are good and godly teachers today, there are false teachers who seek to undermine what God is wanting to accomplish. But how are we to face these false teachers as they cross our paths? The apostle Paul gives us some help with that in Second Timothy chapter two. Timothy needed to face and confront them too.

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False teaching is prevalent. It’s been in the church since the beginning and surely making its way through the church at the present time! But how are we to face these false teachers? The same way Timothy did! Today on a Daily Walk we recall a time in the early church when Timothy needed to confront the false teachers. And the apostle Paul would share with young Timothy the reasons why they are to be avoided. Pastor John Randall will relate all of this to our day, and the false teaching that exists.

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As we take you to Revelation chapter five we’re going to get a clear picture of what awaits us in Heaven, and what it’s going to be like there. Perhaps you’ve wondered about that? We’ll find out today that the worship of Jesus is going to be amazing! He’s so worthy because of who He is and what He’s done.

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Paul in writing to Timothy encourages him to look to the soldier, athlete and farmer for characteristics to apply to his life and ministry. And these are words we really need to hear today too. For instance the soldier follows the commands of his superior officer without hesitation. And that should be our response to God’s commands to us! Or how about the farmer, who needs patience when dealing with his crops. You can be sure patience will be needed in our lives from time to time!

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Agriculture is a huge part of America’s heritage. It’s amazing to consider that farmers are willing to invest so much time and effort into the land and their crops, knowing that they won’t see any income until harvest time. That sort of diligent commitment is necessary in the Christian life as well. In fact, the apostle Paul used the metaphors of a hard working farmer, athlete and soldier to show us what Christian life and ministry is to be like.

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We open up Second Timothy today with pastor John Randall for hope and encouragement. When we’re in the midst of suffering questions start rolling through our minds. Have you ever thought, What is God up to! Is there purpose behind the pain? Second Timothy chapter one provides some insights and through this study we pray that you’ll see you have nothing to be ashamed of, but plenty of reason to rejoice and be thankful in Christ.

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Your boss tells you to lie and cover something up, but you refuse to do it and you’re fired as a result. Or your friend wants you to go to a party, and you know sinful activity will occur there, so you politely decline. As a result you’re ridiculed and despised! At times we’ll suffer for doing right in God’s sight, and we shouldn’t be ashamed when that occurs! That’s the message Paul wanted to emphasize to Timothy in the passage before us. And maybe it’s just what you need to hear today?

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