Paul teaches Timothy that a life well lived for Christ is one poured out in present sacrifice, marked by faithful endurance in the past, and anchored in the hope of future reward.

Paul solemnly charges Timothy to faithfully preach the Word, even amid growing resistance to sound doctrine, calling for unwavering commitment in gospel ministry.

Matthew 28 celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the ultimate life-transforming news, calling believers to embrace their mission while trusting in Christ's promised presence and power.

Joshua Tory unpacks The Triumphant Entry from the Gospel of Matthew to help you to see that Jesus is a King worthy of your surrender.

Like a good weatherman, Paul prepares Timothy (and the church!) for the forecasted storm.

Paul gives Timothy practical guidance on dealing with foolish arguments and those who oppose the truth. His focus is on wisdom, patience, and a gentle approach in correcting others.

Paul uses practical imagery and instruction to emphasize purity, honor, and godly living for those who serve the Lord.

Paul continues instructing Timothy on how to lead and guide others in the truth, warning him about the dangers of false teaching and urging him to remain faithful and focused.

In 2 Timothy 2:1-13, the apostle Paul encourages Timothy to remain strong in faith and endure hardship for the sake of the gospel. He uses various metaphors to illustrate the qualities of a faithful servant of Christ.

Paul makes a powerful statement: "For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." He explains that while dying would bring him into the presence of Christ, continuing to live allows him to serve others and help them grow in faith. He believes that he will remain alive to continue strengthening the Philippian believers.