In Continue in Belief from 2 Timothy 3:10–17, we are reminded that following Christ will bring hardship, persecution, and opposition. Paul exhorts Timothy—and us—to persevere by trusting that the Lord rescues His people and equips them through His God-breathed Word. This sermon calls believers to remain anchored in Scripture and continue in steadfast faith, no matter the cost.

Deception is a real danger for believers, especially in times of trial. In Deception’s Antidotes from James 1:16–18, we hear James’s urgent command and discover four gospel-centered truths that guard our hearts—God’s goodness, His unchanging nature, our new birth by His will, and our identity as His firstfruits. This sermon by guest preacher, Andrew Blondo, calls Christians to resist deception by resting in who God is and what He has graciously done.

In this sermon, guest preacher Michael Darbouze preaches from Luke 2:25-38 on how Jesus is the one who was sent by God the Father to the cradle with the purpose of going to the cross! 

In Times of Difficulty from 2 Timothy 3:1–9, Paul calls the church to sober-minded responsibility in the midst of increasing sin and deception. This sermon explains why difficult times are a reality of the last days and how self-love, false godliness, and rebellion against truth fuel that difficulty. Believers are exhorted not only to understand the nature of the times but also to faithfully avoid godless people and their corrupting influence for the health and holiness of the church.

In this sermon from 2 Timothy 2:20–26, we explore Paul’s call for believers to live as holy vessels—cleansed, set apart, and useful for every good work. We also consider what it means to be the Lord’s humble servants, marked by kindness, patience, gentle correction, and a refusal to quarrel. Ultimately, this passage points us to Christ Himself, the perfectly holy vessel and humble servant whose example empowers our obedience.

In this sermon from 2 Timothy 2:14–19, Pastor Austin teaches what it means to live as an approved worker before God—one who is diligent, unashamed, and committed to cutting straight the Word of Truth. By contrasting faithful workers with those who quarrel and spread irreverent, destructive teaching, the message calls Christians to remain grounded in God’s firm foundation and to diligently depart from iniquity. This passage urges believers to handle Scripture accurately, stand firm in the truth, and live lives that honor Christ.

In this sermon, we see Paul call believers to endure in the faith by remembering Jesus Christ, for the sake of the elect, and because we have died to this life. Rooted in the risen and promised Messiah whose gospel cannot be bound, Christians are strengthened to press on through hardship. Paul reminds us that those who endure with Christ will one day live and reign with Him in eternal glory.

In Good Soldiers of Jesus from 2 Timothy 2:1–7, we’re called to live with undivided devotion to Christ—drawing our strength from His grace, entrusting others with His Word, and enduring suffering as faithful soldiers in His service. This sermon urges believers to look to the cross, disciple others, and pursue a single-minded commitment that refuses to be entangled with the world. Listen and be encouraged to give Jesus your full and wholehearted devotion.

In Follow and Guard the Gospel (2 Timothy 1:13–18), Pastor Austin calls believers to hold fast to the pattern of sound teaching and to guard the good deposit of the gospel through the power of the Holy Spirit. This message highlights two commitments of sincere faith—following healthy doctrine and guarding the truth of Christ—while urging the church to remain faithful amid a world that distorts the gospel.

In Live Unashamed from 2 Timothy 1:8–12, we are reminded that sincere faith boldly stands for the gospel without shame and endures suffering with confidence in Christ. This message calls believers to trust God’s power and purpose as we live courageously for His glory, knowing He holds us secure until the end.