In a world that increasingly trades truth for comfort, we are reminded of the weight, the work, the war, and the way of faithful gospel ministry. In this sermon from 2 Timothy 4:1–5, Pastor John leads us in considering what it means to proclaim and endure sound doctrine in a time of itching ears. This message is a call for pastors to preach with conviction, and for the Church to listen with submission—anchored in the sufficiency of God's Word.Mission Church — www.missionlasvegas.com

In a world filled with deceptive currents, it’s easy to drift spiritually without even realizing it. In this sermon from 2 Timothy 3:13–17, Pastor John unpacks how we can anchor ourselves in Christ and hold fast to God’s Word so we don’t get swept away. Discover the importance of discernment, continuing in the gospel you’ve received, and trusting Scripture to equip you for every good work.

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In this message from our Entrusted series, Pastor John walks us through 2 Timothy 3:10–13, where Paul lays out a clear and reproducible pattern for true discipleship. Far from being a passive consumer of truth, a disciple is someone who walks closely, imitates faithfully, and multiplies intentionally.We explore three cords of this discipleship pattern:A Visible Pattern to Imitate – Teaching, Conduct, and PurposeA Spirit-Formed Character – Faith, Patience, and LoveA Willingness to Embrace the Cost – Endurance in the face of suffering and persecutionThrough Scripture, we are challenged to move from proximity to participation, from being hearers of the Word to doers, and from merely attending church to actively making disciples.Mission Church — www.missionlasvegas.com

Fake Faith Exposed: How to Spot Spiritual Counterfeits
In 2 Timothy 3:1–13, Paul warns about a dangerous reality in the last days—spiritual counterfeits that look godly but have no real power. Pastor John Lee explains how to recognize a counterfeit life, counterfeit religion, and counterfeit message, and points us to the only One who can transform us from the inside out: Jesus Christ.

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In today's message, Pastor John unpacks 2 Timothy 2:23–26, where Paul gives a powerful final image of a disciple-maker: the Lord’s servant. From a Roman prison, Paul calls Timothy—and us—not just to proclaim the right message, but to become the kind of person God can use.We’ll explore four key marks of the servant God uses: surrendered to Jesus, slow to argue, gentle in posture, and fully dependent on God to change hearts. This is a call to trade quarrels for compassion and win souls, not just arguments.——📍 Learn more or plan your visit: www.missionlasvegas.com📲 Follow us for more weekly encouragement and teaching.

In today's message, Pastor John Lee unpacks Paul’s powerful metaphor of vessels in a large house — some used for honor, others for dishonor — and calls us to examine the direction of our lives. Are we living in a way that is clean, surrendered, and useful in the hands of the Master?Through three heart-searching questions, we’re invited to:*Reflect on where we are spiritually*Consider who we’re becoming*Learn how to remain useful in God’s handsThis message is a grace-filled invitation to repentance, spiritual renewal, and purposeful discipleship — all in pursuit of becoming the kind of people God can use.——Learn more or plan your visit: www.missionlasvegas.comFollow us for more weekly encouragement and teaching.

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What keeps you from giving up when following Jesus gets hard? In this week’s sermon from 2 Timothy 2:8–13, we are challenged to endure in our calling to make disciples—even when it's costly. Through Paul’s words to Timothy, we’re reminded that our strength to keep going doesn’t come from within, but from remembering Jesus Christ—risen from the dead, reigning as King, and faithful even when we are faithless.

Whether you're weary, discouraged, or just trying to stay faithful in the everyday grind, this sermon will encourage and re-center you on the One who never fails.

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In this powerful and challenging message, Pastor John unpacks the Apostle Paul’s words to Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:1–7, reminding us that the call to follow Jesus is far more than a call to believe — it’s a call to be transformed and to multiply.

Too often, the modern church settles for attendance without transformation and service without surrender. But Jesus didn’t say, “Believe in Me and carry on with your life.” He said, “Follow Me.” And to follow Him means to walk in obedience, to be shaped into His likeness, and to be sent out on mission.

Through the vivid imagery of a soldier, an athlete, and a hardworking farmer, Paul paints a picture of the kind of endurance, discipline, and focus required for a life of faithful discipleship. Pastor John reminds us that spiritual growth takes intentional effort, and while the mission is great, we are not left to carry it in our own strength. We are to be continually strengthened by the grace found in Christ Jesus.

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