Is your life an example to others of how to follow Christ? Prayerfully walk with us through five categories we find in 1 Timothy 4:12 to see how you measure up.

Getting in shape physically is pretty straightforward: Eat right and exercise. Did you know that the same is true spiritually as well? If you and I are going to be healthy enough to fight the good fight, we need to feast on God's Word and train ourselves in godliness.

As we continue to look at those God has called to help lead the church in the fight, we find God giving us the character traits that describe a unique group of servants in the church: deacons. See who these men need to be in this message from 1 Timothy 3:8-13.

What does God expect of the men God calls to lead the church as overseers in fighting the good fight? Find out in this message from 1 Timothy 3:1-7.

God has given men and women unique challenges and roles within the church. Find out more as we look at 1 Timothy 2:8-15.

We often neglect our greatest weapon when we try to fight the good fight on our own. Find out what Paul said was the primary weapon in our arsenal in this message from 1 Timothy 2:1-7.

If we are going to fight for the Gospel, we must make sure that it has taken root in our hearts.

Will you fight with me? I am not asking whether you want to pick a fight against me. I am asking whether or not you are willing to stand alongside me and enter into a fight. When I ask that question, there are two basic reactions. Some of you are ready to jump at the chance, because you love a good fight.…

The world quickly goes back to normal after Easter, but how should we as believers live in light of what we celebrate at Easter?

The empty tomb is the antidote to our empty hearts.