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What would be worth so much to Paul that he would endure torture, stoning, imprisonment, and eventually death? The apostle Paul elaborates in this next section of his final letter.

Have you ever really counted the cost of following Jesus? In this message from Death Row, Paul reminds Timothy of the cost, and it's more than just escaping flames.

In this message, Pastor James takes us through 2 Timothy 1:13-2:2, calling on our need for community.

This letter is about suffering. Paul consistently shows us to look to Christ in our suffering, in life, and in our service. As Tony Merida wrote, "Religious people find God useful, but cross-bearing disciples find Him beautiful."

Wouldn't it be nice if someone could help you avert some of your pitfalls? Good news: Christians are the forecaddies to the life Christ calls us to. Ever wonder what a "forecaddy" is? Pastor James looks at 2 Timothy 1:4-7.

How can a person going through intense trial or trauma say, "Grace be with you all," as Paul did? This letter to Timothy is about strength, particularly Christ our strength.

Christ called you to serve Him, and since He called you, He will credential you.

What does Easter mean to you?

Who are you?

These are some questions all people must face, one day.

Looking at John 20, we explore Resurrection Sunday.

The day Jesus was crucified, darkness was over the whole land from noon til 3pm, darkness that could be felt. And then, after Jesus died, things were quiet. Spiritually dark. Forgotten. What do we do in the in-between, the time between the Cross and the Resurrection, our plea and our rescue?

This is the 3rd in a series of teachings on Holy Week.

In this message, Earl Benson shows us that the cross deserves to be in the center of our lives. Is the cross at the center of your life?

The Coast Guard and the US Life Saving Service teach us that rescuers save the shipwrecked. In this first message of Holy Week, we look at Jesus, our rescue, and His new commandment He gave His followers on that final supper.