As we study the text, we'll consider the solemn charge -vv. 1-2-, the solemn warning -vv. 3-4-, and the solemn reminder -v. 5-.

This is the message preached for pastors and replanters attending the SWBTS Church Revitalization Conference, which considered 2 Timothy 3-16-17 as our sufficient Word and 2 Timothy 4-1-5 as our solemn work.

As we study the text, we'll learn that all Scripture is inspired -16a-, useful -16b- and equipping -17-.

As we study the study, we'll remember the call - cost in verses 10 through 13 and respond to his charge in verses 14 and 15.

As we study the Word today, we'll consider what He promises in Acts 1-8, what He commands in Matthew 28-19-20, and what God did -and will continue to do- by some examples throughout Acts.

As we study the text, we'll see David's prayer in verses 1 and 2, David's plight in verses 3, and David's praise in verses 4 and 5.

Our study will have just two points this morning, the life of a false teacher, which we'll see in verses 1 through 5 and the ministry of a false teacher, which we'll see in verses 6 through 9.

As we study the text, we'll have a renewed lament in verses 19 through 21, a renewed plea in verses 22 through 28, and a short interjection in verse 29 before concluding with a call to praise in verses 30 through 36.

As we study the text, we'll see the making of honorable gospel servants in verses 20 and 21, the maintaining of honorable gospel servants in verse 22, and the ministry of honorable gospel servants in verses 23 through 26.

As we study the text, we'll consider a plea from verses 1 through 4, a confession in verse 5, a lament in verses 6 through 12, and conclude with a prayer from verses 13 through 18.