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The battlefront in the war for your soul is the mind. The devil will try to put all kinds of thoughts in your head, but we are encouraged to remember the truths of God. Remembering what God has told us will surely get us through. 

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We all go through hard times, difficult days. But how do you handle it? A Christian surely should face life’s hardships differently than an unbeliever. In this message, Paul gives us six encouragements on “How to Handle Hard Times.” 

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As we check out this passage and are given qualities of a disciple of Jesus, we can go back through the list and check off the ones that describe us and the ones that may still need some work. As you check this out, can you check these off? 

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Today we look at one of those glimpse-behind-the-curtain scenes in the Bible. It’s not one of the more famous stories, but more like a check-this-out kind of passage. After telling the story of Simon and the Sinner, Luke gives the example of 3 others who were genuine disciples. Check this out. 

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Both in the Bible and in life we find examples of people we want to follow. Who doesn’t want to be as courageous as Daniel? Or as skilled as David? Or as persuasive as DL Moody? Paul shares some easy to relate to people for Timothy to emulate as he looks to be more fruitful in his ministry. 

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We all want to be fruitful in our ministry, and in the ways we serve the Lord. We remember that Jesus said that we must abide in Him; without Him we can do nothing, but with Him we should bear much fruit. Paul provides Timothy with a small formula on what that looks like fleshed out. Let’s implement this same recipe.  

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Pastor Tim States Being forgiven is more than I can fathom. Why the Holy God would care about a rotten sinner like me blows my mind. Yet He does. And because He does, I want the rest of my life to be lived in the overwhelming reality of that thought. 

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A song we sing in church says, “Everyone needs forgiveness, the kindness of a Savior.” What an absolute truth. Everyone does need forgiveness, and the Good News is that everyone can find forgiveness in Jesus Christ. 

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Getting stronger means exercise. Getting stronger in the grace that is in Christ Jesus takes an exercise of faith and an exercise in faith. Listen as Tim shares three bits of a workout regime to help you grow stronger in grace.

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 Like the gospel is central to the core of Christianity, grace is at the heart of the gospel. Yet culture has had such an impact upon the church, especially the American church, that we have lost the meanings of these words: gospel and grace. It’s time we settle these issues.